Breaking Free from the Chains to Cultivate Immortality
破樊修仙记
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- Completed
- Length
- 3.3M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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The score of 8.8 Is on the low side. Old bookworms will probably like it more. The rhythm is relatively slow and not too exciting, but it is not too abusive. Overall, everything is relatively average. It should be considered a breath of fresh air among the tomatoes that are full of poisonous weeds, and it is more attractive. In addition, I am afraid that the author will enter the palace. Judging from the progress of the novel, this book will be very long. This rating is really intolerable. It's because of fetal force.
The book is very good, and the routines alternate between old and new ones. It would be nice to update it more quickly.
The author is great. The protagonist is calm and wise, decisive in killing, and the plot is compact and reasonable. You can't stop the car at first glance, and it gradually gets better. It's a very good book
As a mortal, this book is very well written and the plot is intertwined. What surprises me is that not many people are reading this book. Maybe it has a relatively small number of words.
I read it in one sitting, except for a few parts that were a bit outrageous. Overall, the writing is pretty good. I especially like the character and outlook of the protagonist. The rhythm of the plot is also very reasonable. It is one of the few excellent cultivation novels in Tomato.
It's good to watch, but the progress to the golden elixir feels too fast. It's not good to be the heroine every time, but it's okay. It's not a lot of times. It's better to be around the male protagonist more, otherwise it feels like the heroine's presence is too low. Overall, it's pretty good. It's much better than one person and one dog taking my sister as a task. Come on. I take back what I said before, why don't you just change it to not having a female protagonist? It's really getting more and more irritating the more I watch it, the female protagonist can be considered the heroine even if she's not by the male protagonist's side? What is the difference between meeting the heroine once in each volume and visiting relatives once during the Chinese New Year? Deleted bye
The writing is very interesting and refreshing. It opens up a new field compared to the previous novels about cultivating immortals.
The author writes well and I read it carefully. It is a very good book. I support it.
I've read almost seven hundred chapters, and I feel pretty good. A relatively standard mortal flow, there is a lot of content that can resonate. According to the author, this is the first time he has written such a novel. To be able to reach such a level, it seems that he has a lot of background. The author probably has played MUD games before. You can see the shadow of MUD everywhere in the article. There are almost no fighting scenes, but there are plenty of psychological descriptions and other related background explanations. At the beginning of the 500th chapter, I guess it was due to the pressure of writing, and the typos gradually became more frequent, but after more than 600 chapters, the typos improved again, and it seemed that I was writing smoothly. Even the punctuation marks are still so arbitrary, and one sentence is often divided into two paragraphs. I hope it will become more exciting in the future and attract more readers.
So far, it's pretty good. I hope the author won't be too slow for the sake of slow-burning (to make up the word count, the text is wrong). I've recently read several novels about cultivating immortals. They all started well but became verbose after more than 200 chapters. I am very optimistic about this book now, and I hope the author will continue to work hard and update it every day. !!! Why is Ling'er's death related to the two body cultivators? Could it be that I saw it too quickly and missed some details?