
Vocational School Dropout: Cultivation Begins with Scavenging
职高弃徒:修真从捡破烂开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 348k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Cultivation
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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I've read many books and rarely give 5 stars, but I did because I appreciate the author's handling of the protagonist's relationship with the Bureau of Justice the most. Many similar stories deal with the relationship between heroes and those in power: some are sycophantic, some are recruited, some serve the powerful, some marry into wealth, some rely on connections, and of course, some are…
A score of 7.1 is really low; I suspect someone gave it a malicious rating.
The writing, which depicts reality and human nature, leaves a sense of regret at the end.
It's really good; this is the first time I've ever liked a book this much.
I really liked the grand scale of the scene, with deities, immortals, and Buddhas appearing and foreshadowing a wide range of events, but it suddenly ended.
A good read, excellent. A highly recommended book.
This is a masterpiece whose potential is wasted by its title. The author's dedication is evident throughout, and after finishing the entire book, I was left wanting more.
This is a rare, very realistic, and very enjoyable cultivation novel. I've read many cultivation novels, but this is one of the few that makes you lose track of time while reading. Excellent.
Although he was radical, he was forced by life's circumstances and had a sense of righteousness, so he let himself be.
It is truly a blessing for readers to have such a book in the world of cultivation!