
Terminally Ill, I Practice the Nine Suns Divine Skill in the Modern World
身患绝症,我在现代修炼九阳神功
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 302k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Cultivation
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Other names
- I Inherited the Martial Arts from a TV Drama我继承了电视剧里的武功Alternate title on Fanqie
Stats
119Chapters
551Reads · 30 days
878.3kReads · all time
7.9Score
59Listens
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It's okay, but a bit too little 😠😠😠😠😠😠
The plot is excellent, and there shouldn't be more than one female lead. Keep it up!
A lightly powered-up, no system, a city worker returns to the countryside. He's developed a bit of qigong, possessing some rather peculiar abilities. Unfortunately, his value still needs the backing of urban power and wealth, lacking the peaceful tranquility of a secluded paradise. His interactions remain with city dwellers, with no connection to the villagers.
Even if the videos are well-made, the person has real skills, and is handsome, at best they'd be considered a tourism ambassador in the local area. Why are all the women swooning over them, and all the leaders appreciating them? Have internet celebrities become darlings? Even Olympic champions from a few years ago didn't receive this kind of treatment.
If only I knew the Nine Yang Divine Skill in modern times, how wonderful that would be!
Hello author! First of all, please don't be nervous. I'm not here to urge you to update, because I believe I will live to see the ending. Please write diligently, it doesn't matter how long it takes, as long as you don't abandon the story or padded it out, everything is fine. I, your loyal readers, will wait with you. I greatly admire your writing style, which is both humorous and profound.
So far, this book is quite well-written, so I'll give it five stars. As for the sequel, I hope the author can arrange for the protagonist to borrow Taoist classics from a Taoist temple, gain inspiration from them, and forge his own path to promote traditional Chinese culture, inherit ancient Chinese martial arts, and carry forward Chinese virtues.
It's alright, the subject matter is good, but I hope they don't add any ancient martial arts or supernatural abilities or anything like that later on, that would be even better!
The author's writing style and concept are good, but some details are a bit illogical. How could there be snakes or pythons in such cold, sub-zero temperatures? They'd all be hibernating.
Alas, such extraordinary opportunities are rare indeed. There are no such strange and wondrous things. This was simply a cancer patient who, on his deathbed, glimpsed the fantasies of his favorite Jin Yong martial arts novels.