Reincarnation Paradise

Su Xiao is a cold-blooded young adult who’s seeking vengeance for the death of his family, yet things ended up badly for him. As he was taking his last breaths, he heard a voice calling him from dimensions, it was a strange system reaching him, asking him if he wanted to be saved, to be Reincarnated. He just needed to accept a contract, Su Xiao didn’t have any choice but to do so, but he didn’t know what he signed up for!! Travelling through worlds, doing extremely dangerous missions, collecting special items, levelling up, and even killing Protagonists… But Su Xiao wasn’t any ordinary Contractor, Su Xiao was a Hunter! The MC crosses over to: One Piece, Tokyo Ghoul, Naruto, Fullmetal Alchemist, Attack on Titans… and Author’s Original Worlds…

Original Publisher

qidian

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on Reincarnation Paradise Reincarnation Paradise...where to even begin? This web novel is quite the experience, and I've got a lot to unpack. With a completed original run boasting thousands of chapters, it's clear this story has staying power, even if the ongoing translation might feel like a never-ending journey. ### First Impressions Initially, I was hooked by the "Terror Infinity" vibe – the premise of a cold, calculating protagonist traversing different worlds, completing missions, and getting stronger. The early anime-inspired worlds, like Tokyo Ghoul and One Piece, were a definite draw, scratching that isekai itch. However, I quickly realized that the initial premise isn't all there is to this story, as the story evolves far beyond that. ### What Works Well The anti-hero protagonist, Su Xiao, is a major selling point for me. He's ruthless, pragmatic, and doesn't shy away from making tough decisions. This isn't your typical shounen hero; he's a lone wolf focused on survival and getting stronger, even if it means getting his hands dirty. I appreciate his consistent personality and the way the author portrays his struggles. I also found myself enjoying the action and world-building. The fights are well-described, and the author adds enough humor to keep things from getting too grim. Many readers have praised how the author smartly develops the core abilities of the MC and uses logic in battles, instead of just having brainless clashes like in other novels. While the early anime worlds are fun, I appreciated the transition to original worlds created by the author. These native worlds offer a unique blend of genres and themes, often drawing inspiration from Soulsborne games, creating a grimdark atmosphere that I found captivating. ### Areas of Concern Okay, let's address the elephant in the room: the translation. I've seen quite a few complaints about the translation quality, ranging from grammar errors to inconsistent character names. While I can appreciate the effort of the translators, the quality can be a significant barrier to entry. It's definitely something to be aware of before diving in. Also, the "game elements" can feel a bit unbalanced at times. Some have noted that the MC sometimes seems overpowered or that the item drops are a bit too convenient. Others may find the MC's personality too extreme or inconsistent at times. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Some readers have pointed out that the shift from anime worlds to original worlds later in the story might disappoint those who came for the fanfiction aspect. Also, some have criticized the MC's power progression and the role of other characters in the early arcs. ### Final Verdict Despite its flaws, I think "Reincarnation Paradise" is worth checking out if you're a fan of anti-hero protagonists, action-packed stories, and unique world-building. Just be prepared for a potentially bumpy ride with the translation and be open to the story evolving beyond its initial anime-inspired premise. For me, the good outweighs the bad, making this a solid 3.5/5 star read.