
I'm Cultivating Immortality, So Where's My Cheat?
我修仙了,外挂在哪
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 5.3M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 1d ago
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Synopsis
Other names
- An Ordinary Yet Extraordinary Life of Cultivation平凡又非凡的修仙生活Alternate title on Fanqie
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It's quite good, describing everyday life in a way that feels very natural. However, it's so bland and boring that it probably deterred many seasoned readers. In short, the book revolves around cultivating at home, going to a sect to cultivate, buying resources to grow plants, going to ruins to improve talent, returning to the sect to cultivate again, and that's it.
The plot of this book aligns with my understanding of mortal cultivation. Without exceptional talent, one must rely on gradual, step-by-step progress, but without being greedy. Unlike other books that focus on mortal cultivation, this one features a protagonist with a high success rate and quality of alchemy, whose cultivation progresses faster than those with extraordinary talent.
Right now, it's really hard to fall asleep because of this 😅😅😅 Another star deducted for the "Cultivation to Mystery" deduction 🤦 Why is everyone tsk tsk? Did the author bring their own catchphrase into this? It's one thing for the protagonist to tsk tsk, but everyone else is tsk tsk. Speechless. The word count padding is disgusting...
Okay, okay, this is a slow-burn family story. I really like the slow pace, and it's quite long. You can skip ahead if you don't like it. Why not have children to inherit the Ye family line? It's ridiculous. You don't even have a lineage; most of your familiar descendants are dead. What's the point of helping the family?
Highly recommended! In an era where cultivation novels have been overdone, the author has created something truly unique. It's a very interesting cultivation novel. I hope it doesn't stop updating. Keep up the good work, author!
Seriously, it's great. I've read a lot of cultivation novels, but they're all cut from the same mold. This one is different; it's fresh. When you analyze it with your brain, it feels natural, realistic, and unconventional.
This is what a normal cultivation novel should be like: a bit of luck plus personal effort, not the typical overpowered protagonist trope where the woman falls in love at first sight.
This is the most ordinary cultivation novel I've ever read. No other ordinary cultivation novel is even half as ordinary as this one. And I quite like this kind of very ordinary, commoner cultivation novel. Keep it up, author! Please don't stop updating, because I'm a little disappointed that these few chapters weren't very satisfying to read.
It's very good. The content matches the title; there's little intellectual lapse and few flaws. It's tough at first but gets better as you read on. There's no forced intellectual lapse or forced action sequences. The currency system doesn't break down, and the various cultivation techniques don't overpower the protagonist. Everything is well-developed and believable. Of course, it's impossible to have absolutely no flaws, given the long storyline.
Well written. Ordinary people don't have many opportunities. They are grateful to meet a benefactor. There is actually not much infighting among ordinary people in the company. This world is not as cruel as the cultivation world. It is more like a microcosm of society. If you are more capable than others, then corruption will occur. It is normal.