Breaking Free from the Chains to Cultivate Immortality
破樊修仙记
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- Completed
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- 3.3M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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- This Rogue Cultivator Is Excessively Cautious这个散修过分稳健Alternate title on Fanqie
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The 8.8 Rating is a bit low, but veteran readers will likely enjoy it. The pacing is relatively slow, there aren't many exciting moments, but it's not particularly angsty for the protagonist either. Overall, it's fairly well-rounded, a breath of fresh air in a sea of toxic books, and quite readable.
The book is good, the mix of old and new plot devices is nice, it would be great if the updates were faster.
The author is excellent; the protagonist is calm, wise, and decisive; the plot is tightly paced and logically structured, so once you start reading, you can't stop, and it gets better and better as you go. A very good book.
This book, written in the "mortal cultivation" genre, is currently very well-written, with a tightly woven plot. What surprises me is that it doesn't seem to have many readers yet; perhaps it's because it's relatively short.
I read it in one go. Aside from a few absurd parts, it was generally well-written, especially the main character's personality and values, which I really liked. The pacing of the plot was also very reasonable. It's one of the few excellent cultivation novels on Tomato.
It's good, but the progress to the Golden Core stage feels too fast. Also, it's not good to always treat her as the female lead's character, although it's not too frequent. She should spend more time with the male lead, otherwise it feels like her presence is too weak. Overall, it's not bad, much better than just one person and a dog using the older sister as a character's role. Keep it up!
It's very interesting and refreshing, opening up a new realm compared to previous cultivation novels.
The author writes well, and I read carefully. It's a very good book, I support it!
I've almost reached chapter 700, and it's really good. It's a fairly standard "mortal cultivation" story, with a lot of content that resonates with readers. According to the author, this is their first time writing a novel like this, and to achieve this level, they seem to have considerable experience. The author probably played MUD games before, as MUD influences are everywhere in the text.
So far it's not bad. I hope the author won't make it too slow-paced just to fill up the word count (and make the story irrelevant to the plot). I've recently read several cultivation novels that started off well but became rambling around chapter 200. I'm really looking forward to this book, and I hope the author continues to update 100 chapters a day! Why is Ling'er's death related to two body cultivators? Did I miss some detail because I watched too fast?