
Joining a Top Sect from the Start: I Won't Leave the Mountain Until I'm Invincible
开局拜入顶级宗门,不无敌不出山
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 539k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 9mo ago
- English
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The cultivation level system is well-written, but it feels somewhat rambling and contains many grammatical errors, suggesting a new author. Similar level systems written by so-called veteran authors are too weak and difficult to maintain; they're not cultivation fiction at all, just martial arts novels disguised as cultivation stories. This one is much better.
It's alright, but some of the self-explanations are a bit too long-winded. Overall, it's good, five stars for now.
It's well-written, though the beginning is a bit cheesy. But that's understandable since it was written in 2021; after all, writing from that era would be considered legendary by today's standards. The later parts are quite good, though it feels a bit lacking in fruit. 🍉
It seems like not many people read it. The ending felt like a forced outline, with hints of a power struggle. Personally, I quite liked this kind of "survival of the fittest" story, since the protagonist didn't leave the house, making it difficult to change maps or anything like that. I guess the author didn't know how to continue, so they rushed it out. Hopefully, the author will write a more serious book next time.
Overall, it's pretty good. The sect is united and friendly, and there aren't any obviously mindless villains or overly boastful and face-slapping plots—I'm tired of those. The protagonist quietly develops and levels up, seemingly laying the groundwork for a larger world. It's somewhat close to the "survivalist" genre.
Based on my more than ten years of reading experience, this is definitely a good book in the cultivation genre. I hope the author continues to update. It's inevitable that a small group of people will spout nonsense, so there's no need to pay attention to it.
It's alright. It uses a lot of subtle, euphemistic writing techniques. There's no fighting, but I don't dislike it; I personally quite like it. Normally I'd give it four stars, but I'm currently experiencing a reading slump, so I'm giving it five stars to show my support.
Release the detailed realm
It gets better as you read on; Gou Daoliu's novels are great.
Very good, very good, very good