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Read the novel👍 Very good imo, a unique take on the extraction cultivation novels. No harem. No big exposition. No over explaining. No forced plot. No filler chapters or at least very few as far as I can remember. Decent ending for this genre. Guy gets transmigrated and actually works in a crematorium (modern era)occasionally visiting crime scenes and actually doing the job and continues to do so for most of the story(at least half), of course it’s not just that, after the very weak period passes it progresses quickly and the mc having an undercover vibe and slowly becoming a mysterious boss who no one knows the identity of. As far as I can tell there’s quite a few unique plots in the story that I’ve not seen elsewhere though inevitably it does become slightly generic in terms of plot towards the end. Regardless, his ability is useful throughout and does have development as the story goes on.

I really enjoyed, one of the top well written(complete)kingdom building, rebirth, game style novels out there. Tldr: If you like the genres above then you should like this Does it have flaws? Of course, for example the world is sometimes a little too big/too many people later on and isn’t always 100% developed in terms of subplot etc. Despite that the vast majority is great and I gained some interest in Chinese history beyond what’s depicted in the novel, as it’s very rich in interesting stories and characters.[img=recommend]

Great novel, if you have read ‘Past life returner’, then imagine that but without the dungeons just focusing on using future knowledge to build a biz empire with an interesting web of relationships but with other enemies in the light and in the dark like a secret organisation. I also like this because of the vast subtle and not so subtle pop culture references that fill me with me nostalgia as someone of a similar age as Vince during those years which really pulls me and in[img=update]

I'm only half way through at the moment but I’m quite impressed. It is not the typical trash zombie novel where all the characters feel generic af, what actually interested me as I read was that when he went somewhere the mc didn't do every single thing there eg if the place doesn't feel right simply move on...like a normal human. This only happened a couple times but doesn't really happen in other books, particularly the beautifully added foreshadowing of a brief call back to one of said locations with the old man which wasn't mentioned again for quite a while but just short enough that you still remember and are actually interested in the character appearing. In conclusion not the mona lisa in novel terms but a good novel none the less, would recommend![img=update][img=recommend]