Wuxia: Cultivating Immortality from the Start, the Heroines Have All Gone Bad
武侠：开局修仙，女侠们都坏掉了
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- 3.2M Words
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- Martial Arts: Starting With Immortal Cultivation, the Female Warriors Are All BrokenEnglish name
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2.1kChapters
24.2MReads
9.9Score
229.8kFlowers
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The author features beauties from various martial arts novels, including Li Hanyi, Yin Luoxia, Yueyao, Yueqing, Ye Ruoyi, Sikong Qianluo, Yueji, Tiannv Rui, and Sikong Qianluo. Other beauties include Jingni, Yanlingji, Xiaomeng, Yanfei, Yueshen, Mingzhu Furen, Zinu, Nongyu, Hu Furen, Hu Meiren, Yuji, Honglian, Ehuang Nüying, Dashao Siming, Loulan High Priest and Xiaoli, the Empress, Jiutian…
Seeing Pangu's essence blood makes me want to laugh. Does every system have Pangu's blood extracted from it? Ridiculous!
Can a bucket of water be called a bucket of water if it has no water inside? It should be called a bucket.
This novel has truly overturned my understanding. Spiritual beings are even more powerful than Daoist beings. Author, you're fucking amazing.
In the author's view, the longer one lives, the stronger one becomes. Those who appeared at the beginning were unlucky; they were initially thought to be very strong, but later turned out to be weaklings. Murong Longcheng is a level stronger than Donghuang Taiyi and Guiguzi. Why? The author believes Murong Longcheng lived longer, therefore he's stronger, completely ignoring aptitude.
Even if you've cultivated immortality, your martial arts level is still the same! Even just refining essence into qi, or even just being at the Qi Refining stage, would be good enough!
Why is it that whenever someone verbally provokes the protagonist, they always say something like, "The other person is an ant, not worth getting angry over," and then ignore it, letting them insult and provoke them without ever taking action? This kind of plot is really annoying. They could easily crush someone, but they insist on pretending to be indifferent. It's just... Infuriating.
Another author hyping up martial arts fiction. Martial arts = low-level martial arts, fantasy = high-level martial arts = martial power, cultivation = magical power, immortal cultivation = immortal power. Heavenly Dao ~ Great Dao = God = divine power. What makes you idiots think that the lowest level of martial power is trying to compete with immortal power?
Having read up to chapter 76, the author's portrayal of the protagonist seems to be seriously flawed! I can understand not taking on disciples, but you're oversimplifying the Warring States period! Sparing Jiang Ni's life was already more than enough!
Because the protagonist stopped Xiangjun from forcibly marrying Ehuang and Nüying, Xiangjun harbored murderous intent towards the protagonist, yet the protagonist remained unmoved, saying, "An elephant doesn't care about the thoughts of ants"? Is the protagonist an idiot, or is the writer an idiot? Do you only have the guts to act when someone points their finger at you and insults your entire family? Have you turned into a rat while cultivating immortality? Shameful!