Seeking the Dao and Immortality: Founding a Cultivation Sect
觅道长生：建立一个修仙门派
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 700k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Keep going, don't listen to others, stick to your own opinions.
Although the world is somewhat chaotic, this kind of gradual progression, mainly through sects, without any overly powerful forces directly interfering with the protagonist, is a type I've never seen before, and it's very good.
It's alright, but there's a reason why there weren't many people around. A bit too saintly: Grinding a marrow-cleansing elixir into powder and putting it in water for mortals to drink... A bit idiotic: 1. He who kills will be killed in return (amazing!). 2. Two Foundation Establishment cultivators fought each other in the protagonist's market, and after being defeated, the protagonist didn't ask them for compensation. ... ... A bunch of paid trolls in the comments section.
While it may seem like a patchwork of different parts, the story flows seamlessly, with clear logic and a reasonable plot. The writing is smooth and humorous, exuding the spirit of a serious novel. The intrigue and treacherous nature of the cultivation world and the arduous path to immortality are depicted with remarkable realism and depth.
Why is such a good book rated so low?
Not bad, keep it up, author!
Although this book is not a masterpiece, it suits my taste very well.
It suits my taste; I hope it doesn't involve a harem.
It has its flaws and its strengths. The beginning wasn't great, but it got better later, surpassing most others. However, I hope there aren't too many female leads or any transvestite/human relationships involved.
Looks good, but the cultivation level is progressing a bit slowly. Keep it up, author! 👍