I’m from a Spirit-Invoking Clan, With Plenty of Powerful Backers
请神一脉的我，背后有的是靠山
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Other names
- Underworld Ghost Saint: Starting as an Earth Immortal地府鬼圣，从地仙开始Alternate title on Fanqie
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There are 24 hours in a day, but you only have 12 hours to eat and sleep. One chapter per hour, 12 chapters a day isn't too much to ask of you, is it? 🙂🙂🙂 If you update too slowly, I'll just put it on my bookshelf to linger.
It's great, it's my type. Unlike the formulaic cultivation stories in traditional online novels. What I particularly appreciate is that the author abandoned conspiracy theories. "Buddha is the Way" is very interesting, but it set a bad precedent. Everything is a conspiracy, and it gives gods and immortals too much humanity, losing their sense of public duty.
Not bad, not bad, just a little too little.
This is a semi-primordial world novel that I like—one where everyone is united, without the Three Pure Ones splitting up, and without the shameless troublemaker Zhunti. The protagonist is born into a grand backdrop of the Three Realms working together to develop against external threats. The only drawback I felt was the pacing; it was too slow in the beginning and too fast later.
I've only read ten chapters, but overall it's quite good, so I'll give it four stars. If the later chapters are good, I'll add more. I hope the author follows their own vision and doesn't listen to what others say, like referring to works like "Primordial Era." As long as the later chapters aren't bad, I'll give it five stars. Well, it's not bad, but it seems to overshadow the main character a bit; even after fifty-odd pages, it's still only a first-grade character.
This book is extremely rare among Tomato's collection.
Unlike previous primordial fantasy settings, this one aligns more closely with traditional mythology, distinguishing between ancient and modern sages, the enlightenment of Buddha, the Three Pure Ones' interpretation of Qi and spiritual principles, their collaboration in creating Hongjun, the distinction between celestial and mortal gods, the path to enlightenment through enlightenment, entering…
This is a truly unique book. Both its structure and plot are refreshing. While it doesn't follow the traditional "primordial era" genre, it directly addresses the core of ancient Chinese mythology. Many of the settings, though not original, are rarely seen mythological knowledge, demonstrating the author's hard work and dedication! Keep up the good work, author! 👍
The author has created a great worldview, unlike other novels that often portray certain characters negatively. After all, these characters are all highly enlightened and possess great supernatural powers.
This is a very good book. The details are very specific; readers who don't want to skim through it will find it very engaging. The subject matter is also quite novel, and the quality is unlike anything Tomato's usual works. So far, there are no major flaws in the content, but the word count is relatively low, making it worth following.