16 chapter in and what can I say, I'm already invested.The story has been great so far, I would love to see Alex in action but I know that's going to happen soon.Keep up the good work author and don't you dare stop.
well hard to note this book cause you have two story. One with the dumb/should die mc that except for taking our money doesn't serve anything. I just skip all his parts. then you have the story with the real mc, that embrace the world.0 stars for the parts with the thing that serve as the "good" more like retard but well, and 4stars for the part with the other one.
Meh, it's okay if you want to waste your free time. world building is the worst...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
Good story nothing else to say just filling word count go give it a read it ended early but its a a good read ahh nothing else to say why do i have to oh never mind reached the word count
Rebirth and Reincarnation is a "classic" tale of a 21st century man being reborn in what appears to be ancient China. There's no system, golden finger, or cheats in the normal sense of it all, unless you call being reborn with your memories intact a "cheat". Everything that the MC achieves is done so through his own efforts, which is something that I really appreciate.The reason why I called this novel a "classic" reincarnation novel, is due to the removal of all superfluous tropes and additions that are typically overlaid a novel such as this. Instead, Rebirth and Reincarnation goes back to the "roots" in order to explore what happens when you get another chance at life. And this is where this novel excelled - the MC is a down to earth person who uses his new life to make the most out of his second life, quickly becoming proficient in martial arts and the scholarly studies. Furthermore, due to being a bare bones story without systems, OP abilities, etc., the story focuses more on character interactions, development, and world building, and it doesn't try to over complicate a good ol' tried and tested genre. In short Rebirth and Reincarnation feels more like a slice-of-life novel with a dash of action and adventure, where you're along for the ride with the MC has slowly explores the fantastical, ancient world that he has been reincarnated into.As mentioned, what makes this novel shine is the laid back, slice-of-life approach to the story telling. There are arcs with plenty of action and adventure, but the focus is purely on story telling while utilizing the greatest benefits of the characters in the story. Characters are continually developing and as the story progresses you can feel them change and mature. It's also through the main character's point of view that you slowly uncover and learn more about the world. The world building is a bit lackluster due to the heavy emphasis on character interactions and plot progression, for example, we barely learn anything about the MC's home town, nor are we told anything about how big it is, where it is located in comparison to the capital (only that it is a couple of days away in carriage). However, even with this lack of information, there are glimpses that the world has a greater history, to which we are eluded, such as Gods, and the inevitable ascension to the upper realm.As of chapter 60, the pacing in this story is mixed. In the first couple of chapters, we quickly advance through MC's childhood till his early teenage years, and we aren't really introduced to any of his other siblings, with Zhi being the exception. I think this is a shame as it feels a bit rushed - we could definitely use the first couple of chapters to build the MC's personality, family dynamics, and learn how the MC came to terms with his reincarnation. The author has instead chosen to quickly progress the plot to the first conflict/development point, being the tournament and the drastic changes the result of this tournament brought to the MC's life. It is also within this arc you see most character interactions between the prince, MC's maid Ling, and other side characters. Although I called the novel a type of slice-of-life novel, this merely part of it. There does exist a fair bit of action and adventure arcs, especially from chapter 50. So don't worry, the MC isn't a hermit that stays cooped up on his farm - trouble comes knocking and he'll be dragged into the whirlpool of conspiracies and intrigues, whether he likes it or not.The writing quality is great. No convoluted sentences, atrocious grammar, typos, or spelling mistakes which brought me out of my immersion. The story is easy to read, but still captivating, due to the easier language and great plot that flows naturally (no convoluted words or hard to deconstruct sentences).In conclusion, Rebirth and Reincarnation is a novel where you get a little of both worlds; slice-of-life and a bit of action and adventure. The story is gripping due to the laid back approach to story telling in which we follow the MC as he lives out his second life. The pacing is quick at times, but it slows down where it is important, allowing for the characters to develop and for you to learn more about them. Overall, I'll highly recommend this to anyone who wants to read a classic take on the reincarnation genre, where the plot is easy to understand and easy to read. This is, in my opinion, highly entertaining, and the author has done a good job of delivering, without it being tiresome of boring.Recommended at 4.4/5*Enjoy!PS: Please give it a like if you found this review helpful. You can Q&A me in the comments regarding this novel.
You can tell the author put in effort and time with how the interactions between side characters, There not boring and they do build upon getting an idea on the depth of who each character is. This is one of the main points I've noticed with this novel so far that I think was done quite well. Now this isn't a problem but more of personal preference and that just has to do with me not liking the childish mentality of the main character. Never been of fan of it being used as a personality type used for adult main characters, but it is what it is who the characters are is the authors choice. Two important things I think the author can do to increase the popularity of his novel is increase the rate in which chapters are uploaded and include tags for the novel. Majority of the novels I read I've found through going through certain tags so having this novel not being able to be found under any of them probably isn't helping.
bear? then butterfly? will the third one be a ginseng or something? even the title sounds alike I didn't read a single chap at this point only the synopsis, I gave it 5 stars since it's another beast taming novel hehe
when will we have our update? .
I expected it to be much faster from the title and description. Like a wacky OP novel, finding an immortal peach or something. However, nothing he finds is particularly great. I suppose that's how it would actually go rather than the MC finding god level treasures everywhere. But oh boy does it drag.The thing i don't like: The MC cultivates slower (chapter number wise) than most normal protagonists without cheats. Well, he doesn't actually cultivate at all in the first 50 chapters, relying on some treasures that wouldn't even be considered trash in most other novels. The treasures so far really are pathetic. Maybe it picks up later, but he's still basically at level zero (the first level of cultivation, barely cultivation at all) 50 chapters in.
It's an interesting concept and I would like to see a novel like this, but the way it's written is terrible. I hate the loose plot progression and the way the characters interact with the MC. In short, this is something you only read if you're not looking at anything other than the MC getting women to sleep with him and showing off while not leaving his house unless it's to save someone. It's honestly hurting my intelligence even though I'm only 19 chapters in. Just some examples of what makes my brain hurt reading this. The MC starts dating his neighbor, who he rarely talked to on the day he got the system. She literally has no reason for liking him, other than his looks. She even acknowledged that he didn't go out much at all other than to go to work and rarely interacted with others.He also sleeps with the reporter he literally just meets just because he's handsome despite just getting a girlfriend 2 days ago.He also used magic like it's normal in front of people, and even decided to advertise it without thinking of the trouble it's going to cause him. All because he thought more people are going to ask him to leave his house so he can refuse them to get more points for the system's store.It's just really dumb to me how he isn't keeping a low profile at this stage in the novel, and I understand it's to progress the plot but it's so sloppy in my opinion.
Second Volume is on the way.. I apologize for the week-long break and I’m grateful for your patience.. but I would like to announce that the long wait is over.. so happy reading guys and thanks for all the reviews, rates and comments.. Qairi
The book is good, although it's not my liking as I'm used in reading cultivation novels...it kinda reminded me in my days when was watching series too much( Mentalist and Elementist).Keep the good work author.