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Li Xiulai fell back into poverty in middle age and was tragically killed by a crane during a demolition. However, he was fortunate enough to be reborn in 1998
Li Xiulai fell back into poverty in middle age and was tragically killed by a crane during a demolition. However, he was fortunate enough to be reborn in 1998
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Mugen8
My honest opinion about this story is as follows. The story starts out a little slow but that’s to be expected in a new series. In the beginning the MC’s main goal was to make money and prevent the events from his previous life from repeating. Without actually doing anything that would prevent the previous life’s events from happening, it continues mentioning it pretty much every other sentence. Then suddenly as is the trope with these types of stories can you guess what happens? If you guessed all of a sudden cultivation becomes prominent in the story you would be right. All of a sudden martial artists and cultivation become the norm, and suddenly take over the story. It’s like false advertisement at it’s best, like I offer to sell you a pair of rare limited edition jordan’s, and you get some sketchers. It’s like the author lost faith in his story and decided to suddenly add something that really has no sense of purpose in the story. Just so he can get more people to read it, or try to generate some kind of interest. I don’t know why authors think this is a good idea, when most of the time it turns people away from the story. Even the site doesn’t have the martial arts or cultivation tag on it, most likely because it wasn’t advertised as such, and the author threw it in their to try and make the story more than what it was. 21-22 chapters of the mc talking about making money, preventing his past life from happening and suddenly in chapter 23 cultivation suddenly makes an appearance. It does this without any rhyme or reason, just thrown in their because people like cultivation stories.