Treasure Hunting: Archaeology Major Sparks a Cultivation Craze
寻宝：读考古专业，掀起修仙狂潮
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Cultivation
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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A perfect book, I read it all.
Combining various supernatural tales with a unique and ingenious plot, this novel is a rare find that you can read in one sitting. It's quite good, though it would be even more perfect if the final outcome detailed the situation of the family members.
Overall, it's a pretty good book, and one of the few I've actually finished reading. Although the details could be a bit more nuanced, each character is well-developed and relatable. I recommend it.
This is a good book, but its rating of only 7 points is truly surprising! Why read online novels? Because they're enjoyable! They relieve stress. If a book is just historical knowledge and preaching from beginning to end, its chances of becoming popular are slim. I recommend this book to all book lovers; it's worth reading.
A wonderful book! In the era of martial arts and romance novels, there was a writer named "Snow Millie" who was a representative of Hong Kong romance novels! The writing style of this book is extremely similar to hers!
The beginning was quite good, except the female lead was a bit pretentious. When she entered the underground world, I started fast-forwarding and then skipped to the part where she returned to the secular world. But after only a few chapters, it turned into the apocalypse, so I only read a few chapters before skipping to the end. It took me three days to finish. Overall, it was pretty good. The urban fantasy setting seamlessly connects to the apocalyptic theme—amazing!
This is a novel with a captivating and unpredictable plot, filled with the aura of a saint. I've read it to near the end, and the male lead is a devout, otherworldly saint, especially towards the end where the author's self-indulgent saintly tendencies become quite toxic. However, those who appreciate selfless dedication, even at the cost of their lives and family, will definitely enjoy it.
It was quite interesting, but once Ye Yulin appeared, she completely controlled the male lead, losing the initial sense of mystery surrounding him. This significantly reduced the fun factor, which was a pity. At first, I thought the plot was about the male protagonist leading the world towards cultivation through archaeology, but it turns out he just happened to stumble into the cultivation realm. I thought he'd be the leader, but it turns out he's a complete novice. Sigh.
It's a very good book, I don't know why it has such a low rating. This is the only book I've finished reading recently.
This book is incredibly imaginative and immersive, featuring the surface and underground worlds, the clash between Confucianism and the Hundred Schools of Thought, cultivation, interstellar warfare, high-tech civilizations, and human evolution… all of which are thought-provoking. As for the male lead 🤦, he's such a jerk, and the female lead 😢… beauties love heroes ❤️❤️❤️ A timeless tale of romance.