
Unorthodox Cultivation: Being a Zombie Is Just Fine
另类修真:当个僵尸也无妨
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 273k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Romance
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
134Chapters
330Reads
8.6Score
139Listens
62.3kReads · all time
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Not bad, I read it in one sitting, but I don't know if there is CP. I feel that this type of article is better without CP.
It's not bad, I hope there is no cp. If there is cp, tell me in advance to avoid being upset when it suddenly appears later!
It looks good, and it looks even better when compared to my peers. The heroine grows up and becomes more mature step by step, and regarding Liu Qing, a big enemy, the author did not arrange the old trick of Liu Qing being suddenly rescued by a powerful man, but was simply killed by the heroine, which was so relieved. There are also other enemies of the heroine. The heroine kills them quickly and destroys the evidence after killing them, which is also very smart. Looking at it step by step, all the enemies that the heroine wanted to kill were killed, and the heroine's great patron ancestor also appeared to relieve her anger.
Overall, it's pretty good. The setting of a corpse cultivator is unusual and interesting. The heroine has always been strong in combat. However, the heroine was not obsessed with cultivating immortals in the beginning. She knew that she had no spiritual roots and felt that she could accompany her parents. She only took revenge on the two direct murderers and did not anger others. There are some narcissists in the back who secretly commented on the appearance of the male cultivator. This makes people feel that it is more in line with the mentality of an ordinary person rather than the likes of Feng Aotian. After seeing too many invincible, calm and resourceful geniuses, this setting is actually quite good. The heroine herself is not a high-IQ type, but it is still a very relaxing and warm story from the perspective of an ordinary person. The reason for giving it four stars is that the ending was so unexpected! I prefer Shangyuan Realm to Zhongzhou because the heroine is on the stage that belongs to her because of the setting of the Lower Five Gates. I feel that Shangyuan Realm still has a lot to write about, but it suddenly ends... It's a bit regretful, but it's nice to see such a fresh and novel setting in a lot of mindless and cool articles.
The writing is quite nice, really, but what follows is, have they arrived in Zhongzhou? I forgot something, it should be in Zhongdu, otherwise the damn maids are all weapon refiners, it should be. But looking at the situation, it seems that Jiang Xiaozhang was captured by the corpses. Things are gone. When I go there, there is a section in the middle that seems to have been stolen. Are they said to be little wings watered with blood? Real? Write it quickly and see if it can work, right? If so, hurry up and see when you can find out, really. "The God is extremely changeable, and all wonderful things can be expressed in words, and cannot be expounded. The Taixu Sword Qi is full of charm!"
The story is still very novel, and the heroine's growth path is also very difficult [laughing and crying] Either she is enmity or seeking revenge [laughing and crying] The ending is quite hasty, and I still feel that it is still unfinished, there should be more to it.
The subject matter is novel and the characters are very good, but the ending is sudden. I read another book by the author Zhang Qing and it ended suddenly. Will there be a second part? I would like to remind you about another book by Zhang Wei that the author is updating.
It's very interesting. This cultivation is really different. A little zombie can also cultivate immortality. Now the ray of life in the body can absorb spiritual energy for cultivation. I blindly guess whether the two parts of corpse energy cultivation and spiritual energy cultivation in the body will evolve into a form like Tai Chi Yin Yang Fish to achieve a balanced coexistence.
After reading more than 20 chapters, I feel that the author's writing style is pretty good, quite refreshing, and the subject matter is considered niche among immortality novels. If there is a fly in the ointment, it's probably not enough fun, and the plot doesn't have much ups and downs [Thoughts] Let's change the score. The early stage is good, and the subject matter is good, but the plot is not very good, the imagination is not very good, and in the middle part, the data is probably not good, and the author did not write well. It is very perfunctory, which is a pity.
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