
Spirit Realm Online: Is This Really a World of Cultivation?
灵境网游,是真的修仙世界?
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- Ongoing
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- 1.5M Words
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- Sports
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- Gaming & Sports
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- 20d ago
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This is a unique Xianxia game novel that is worth reading carefully. The foreshadowing at the beginning is very deep, the writing is very delicate, the plot is very good, it is not just about killing monsters and upgrading. The writing about Cultivation is very interesting, as if you are actually practicing Cultivation. The master-disciple relationship, the brotherly relationship, and the protagonist's character are very good. The supporting characters are also very fleshed out, each with their own story, unlike many books that are just paper characters. Everyone's IQ is online, and the protagonist is opening up the truth about the spiritual world through clues little by little. There are not many authors who dare to write like this. For those who want to slow down, this book is worth reading. There are many things I look forward to in Luochen, including a preaching mentor, a fulfilling childhood, a happy family, three best friends, a firm original intention, a high emotional intelligence, an extraordinary character, and an extraordinary talent...
This is a step-by-step story, a very different online game novel that truly achieves virtual reality, weak point damage, critical strikes, and combat skills. It is no longer a mindless skill. The fighting is very well written. The fight between mortals, especially the martial arts battle, is of course aimed at a fatal blow. Fighting against beasts requires attacking based on weaknesses, and trap design can also be prototyped in reality. The logic is self-consistent, and many plots are interlocking. The foreshadowing is also well written. There are many foreshadowings from the first chapter, such as the official opening of the server at nine o'clock in the evening on September 30, such as Dao Xuanzi's identity, such as the Tai Chi that Dao Xuanzi assessed, such as Luo Chen's medical skills, such as the jade pendant given by Dao Xuanzi, such as Dao Xuanzong's departure steps, such as the poems Dao Xuanzong recited. Many ups and downs of the plot also allowed me to see my past self, such as leaving school and leaving. Isn't it the same me who left campus after graduation and went into society? For example, the mother's urging to get married, the separation in hometown, the dilemma of entering social work for the first time, and campus lovers parting ways due to reality. But no matter how much I have experienced, I still don't change my original intention. After a lot of hard work, I finally found my own direction and walked on unswervingly.
Chapters 2, 3, and 4 are adapted based on the real experiences of friends around you. All book friends can treat it as gossip [please pay attention] [please pay attention] [please pay attention] If there is any similarity... It has nothing to do with me.
A very good fairy tale game article. At first, I thought the author's opening chapter was not good, and I wrote a bad review because of it. Only after reading it did I realize the foreshadowing in the opening chapter. The seemingly ordinary opening chapter only made me feel the emotion after watching it for the second time. The subsequent plot development was even more unexpected and completely different from what I imagined. Several advantages are particularly appreciated: 1. Data settings. When you see the data settings for the first time, you can read the comments and introductions behind each data. 2. The character of the protagonist is very comfortable to deal with, and the character growth path of the protagonist is also interesting. Each story makes Luo Chen mature slowly. 3. The fighting scenes and fighting skills are close to reality and have exceeded the throwing skills of most game articles. The author probably studied martial arts movies a lot. 4. Practicing medical skills is very interesting, and the author writes many things related to the inheritance of culture, which are worth recalling. 5. Looking for materials to make weapons and elixirs, many of which actually have their origins in reality. It can be seen that the author has done a lot of homework. Summary: It's a very good Xianxia online game. In my opinion, it's a refreshing novel that can be thought-provoking. I just hope the author won't bring a knife in the future!!!
It's pretty good, the brotherhood and the way people deal with people are well written.
As a reader of thousands of hours, I say this novel is very interesting
Personally, I think it looks pretty good so far.
Not enough! I want more
Come on come on come on come on
Well written, the concept is very clear