People Secretly Cultivate Immortality in Huashan
by Shirtless
About This Novel
Forty-four years of Wanli, the last afterglow of the Ming Dynasty. In later generations, Zhen Nan woke up from a coma at a murder scene and found that she had traveled to the world of Xiaoao Jianghu. He was so frightened that he quickly ran to the ancient tomb outside Chang'an City to conduct archaeological excavations for the "Nine Yin Manual"... The good news was that after several months, the "Nine Yin Manual" was found; the bad news was that when he came out of the ancient tomb, he saw the sky full of gods fighting...
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Official(13)Scraped 20d ago
Chapter 10: The Holy Mother, saves Old Man Ma, a master of all true internal skills. The protagonist thought that Old Man Ma was a master and asked for martial arts lessons, but Old Man Ma did not pretend to be an ordinary farmer. Afterwards, the protagonist got the Nine Yin Manual and asked about the Taoist terminology in it. Old Man Ma still didn't teach him and pretended not to understand Taoism. If that's all, forget it. Chapter 10: Old Man Ma uses his high internal skills to fight against many people in the Sun and Moon God Sect, and the protagonist's feelings for Old Man Ma are written too seriously. The protagonist of the first poison risked his own life to save Old Man Ma, and the second poison immediately gave the Nine Yin Scripture to Old Man Ma. Old Man Ma is not so generous to the protagonist, even if the maid he gives is not necessarily a daughter, not to mention he has a stronger sense of avoiding disaster.
disappointment
The title is too good, the content of the book is good, but the characterization is too blunt.
This book gives me a headache. The plot is not smooth at all. It's too confusing. I'll go over the outline again.
The protagonist is too smart. He clearly knows that it is Taoist martial arts, does not read the Taoist scriptures, knows the dangers, and does not want to practice Huashan martial arts.
The writing is too messy. I am relaxing and practicing martial arts for a while. The key is that I am still very frustrated in the world of martial arts.
It's really a shame for a martial arts practitioner to go to a cultivator's house to steal top-notch martial arts techniques.
The title is quite confusing
If I don't step on you, I will feel uneasy and write in a mess.
Literary youth is a disease that can be cured, and the author is still in the early stages
I've read Chapter 18 and it's really well written. It keeps showing off its literary talents, but the plot does not advance at all. Chapter 7 or 8 of the story about Lao Ma Tou going to Huashan after his death is nonsense.
I've seen twenty or thirty pictures, and I think they're pretty good. They're worth watching.
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Community(0)
Official(13)Scraped 20d ago
Chapter 10: The Holy Mother, saves Old Man Ma, a master of all true internal skills. The protagonist thought that Old Man Ma was a master and asked for martial arts lessons, but Old Man Ma did not pretend to be an ordinary farmer. Afterwards, the protagonist got the Nine Yin Manual and asked about the Taoist terminology in it. Old Man Ma still didn't teach him and pretended not to understand Taoism. If that's all, forget it. Chapter 10: Old Man Ma uses his high internal skills to fight against many people in the Sun and Moon God Sect, and the protagonist's feelings for Old Man Ma are written too seriously. The protagonist of the first poison risked his own life to save Old Man Ma, and the second poison immediately gave the Nine Yin Scripture to Old Man Ma. Old Man Ma is not so generous to the protagonist, even if the maid he gives is not necessarily a daughter, not to mention he has a stronger sense of avoiding disaster.
disappointment
The title is too good, the content of the book is good, but the characterization is too blunt.
This book gives me a headache. The plot is not smooth at all. It's too confusing. I'll go over the outline again.
The protagonist is too smart. He clearly knows that it is Taoist martial arts, does not read the Taoist scriptures, knows the dangers, and does not want to practice Huashan martial arts.
The writing is too messy. I am relaxing and practicing martial arts for a while. The key is that I am still very frustrated in the world of martial arts.
It's really a shame for a martial arts practitioner to go to a cultivator's house to steal top-notch martial arts techniques.
The title is quite confusing
If I don't step on you, I will feel uneasy and write in a mess.
Literary youth is a disease that can be cured, and the author is still in the early stages
I've read Chapter 18 and it's really well written. It keeps showing off its literary talents, but the plot does not advance at all. Chapter 7 or 8 of the story about Lao Ma Tou going to Huashan after his death is nonsense.
I've seen twenty or thirty pictures, and I think they're pretty good. They're worth watching.
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