Briefly about Rebirth of Abandoned Young Master Manga:
300 years ago, a young Master Zho was thrown into the sea, but fortunately Master Jun took him from the Earth, and Zho began his journey to cultivation that spanned the entire universe! Three hundred years later, Zho failed his breakthrough and returned to the past. He was happy to meet face to face with his cold-blooded wife, whom he let down in his first life.
It’s a cool manhua. The plot could have been made more interesting. Everything is too easy for the main character. And where does he get his enemies in every chapter? And why does he always beat up everyone? Conclusion: Power is everything, solves all problems and you all worship and please. Typical Chinese Manhua. Pretty interesting to read. I read it because I wonder how it ends. It seems like such typical Chinese stuff. But at the same time it’s so addictive that you can’t leave it behind. Oh, and yes: the hero is one hell of an imba!
I’m fine. Basically not bad in an hour I read 70 chapters. Easy piece of work to read after something heavy. In short, a fan of mine got it. Didn’t Hero just try to get a divorce a bunch of times? And like he was even happy when he finally got a divorce? And now this jerk is glad he won his heart just a little bit? Seriously?
It’s like poking someone in the heart with a knife and banging them on the head with a hammer.
And then you have to give him a pep talk like, “I believe in you, you’re gonna make it.” If there’s only one normal character in Manhua about cultivators. And that’s the hero. So, there are works where not everyone is an arrogant scumbag, such can be classified as average. And there are the top ones, but there are very few of them. And everyone has a different opinion on them. About this manhua, read it.
