
My Name Is Lin Yu, and I'm a Rogue Cultivator!
我叫林语,是一名散修!
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 532k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Traditional Eastern Fantasy
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Character Status Panels With Proficiency or Experience Points
Looking for a Story About a Rogue Cultivator Struggling to Survive With Few Resources and No Clear Path to Immortality
One Female Lead, Growing Stronger Together, No Urban Fiction
Something like The First Sequence.
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It is considered a masterpiece among cultivation novels! There is no unlucky luck, you just pick up treasures when you go out, and you are not invincible at the same level. Compared with 99.99% Of other novels of the same theme, it is more reasonable. Although there are some flaws, they cannot be concealed. After all, in the current Internet literature, it is almost impossible to find novels with normal cognition and reasonableness.
It looks great. I hope there won't be a female protagonist [laughs] (Don't criticize, everyone has their own preferences. If you like emotional dramas, I look forward to emotional dramas. I look forward to my career protagonist. Let's not criticize anyone for their mistakes. You can also comment and write a comment saying that you hope to have a female protagonist ~ don't stop me) The other writing is pretty good, but there is cp
I finally discovered that the protagonist is not Gou, but really a coward. There is nothing wrong with this. Not all novels about cultivating immortals must develop clues according to the target and task-based model. If you read too many stories about immortality, treasure hunting, revenge and beauty, you will get tired of it. But the later plot development becomes interesting. The protagonist's growth requires pressure from the external environment. Everything from skills, personality, training conditions to force value must be transformed and grown under pressure. Otherwise, why would you be the top among thousands of casual cultivators in the world, unless the author doesn't want to continue the story. Little expectation!
I like it very much, but there are a lot of typos and it's too short.
It's very good. You can watch it at a slow pace. It's relatively clear and not wasteful. The decisions made by the protagonist are in line with the reality.
A pretty good book
It's pretty good. It's more interesting than killing people and grabbing treasures.
So far, it seems that the writing is very rigorous and contains many more details than other novels I have read, which is a major advantage. Other aspects are also good. Just like the title of the book, there should be very little fighting and killing, and life cultivation should be the main part. I'll give it a 5⭐ first, and I'll comment later. After reading more than 50 chapters, I feel that this book is not inferior to classic articles such as Taihao. I originally thought that the results were poor, but it was a pity that I just saw the label updated for 4 days in a row today, which is really good.
An ordinary world, a different world, a refreshing story.
Not bad, a good work by individual cultivators, recommended by 7000+ old bookworms.