
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
- 7mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
258Chapters
582Reads
6.4Score
114Shelves
78Listens
323.7kReads · all time
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The level system of cultivating immortals is well written, but it feels like a chronicle, and there are many erroneous sentences. It feels like a newcomer, because the similar level systems written by so-called old authors are too weak and difficult to stretch. It is not cultivating immortals at all, it is just a martial arts novel under the cover of cultivating immortals. This book is very good. As for those who are worried about the collapse of combat power, it can be said that if the life span is long, the combat power is equivalent to that of a mortal. As for the title of the book... I advise you to change it as soon as possible. I was a little cautious in the early stages of this book🤏🏻. I can't say that Gou didn't read it later, but it's probably similar. So if you don't want to be criticized by some people who are confused or clicked in after seeing the word "Gou" in the title of the book, change it quickly. Comprehensive evaluation Level system setting⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Writing style ⭐⭐⭐ Level of plot arrangement ⭐⭐⭐⭐
It's okay, but some of the self-explanations are too cumbersome. Overall, it's good. Five stars first.
The writing is quite good, but the first part is a little bit poisonous, but it seems to be normal for the first one written in 21 years. After all, if the writing at that time was good now, it would be a god. Looking back, it is still quite good, but it feels a bit lacking [eating melon]
I feel like there aren't many people watching it, so in the end I forced myself to write a synopsis-style ending, which has the shadow of a battle between the great and the great, but I personally really like this kind of stoicism, because the protagonist doesn't go out, so it's hard to change the map and so on. I guess the author doesn't know how to write the follow-up, so I ended it hastily. I hope the author can finish the next book seriously~
Overall, it's pretty good. The sect is united and friendly, and there are no obvious brainless villains or pretentious plots that I'm tired of watching. Silently developing and upgrading, it seems that clues to a larger world have been buried. It's relatively close to Gou Daoliu. Every reader has his or her own ideas. Although I sometimes hope that the protagonist can be more involved, it's normal to stick with it since there is no shortage of resources. Overall, I give it 5 stars⭐ and it's worth watching.
Based on my more than ten years of reading experience, this is definitely a good book in the cultivating immortality genre. I hope the author will keep updating it. The nonsense of a small group of people is inevitable, so don't worry about it.
It looks okay. I use Spring and Autumn Brushwork a lot. I haven't fought with it, but I don't hate it. I personally like it. Normally I should give it four stars, but there is a recent shortage of books. I will give it five stars to support it.
Send out the detailed realm
The more you read, the better it gets. Gou Daoliu is a good novel.
Very good very good