Cultivation Is Too Cutthroat, So I Cross Worlds to Enjoy the Good Life
修仙太卷，我跨界享福很合理吧
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Other names
- Cultivation Is Too Hard, Good Thing I Can Cross Worlds修仙太苦，幸好我能跨界Alternate title on Fanqie
Stats
550Chapters
196Reads · 30 days
158.7kReads · all time
6.3Score
41Listens
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Isn't the Immortal Realm just another mortal world? Not many people can truly understand this book. Those who prefer lighthearted, wish-fulfillment novels shouldn't bother reading it; you won't understand it. The world is a bustling place, everyone is driven by self-interest, and the Immortal Realm is no exception.
Super exciting, lighthearted and hilarious! I laughed the whole time and binged it in one go! Author, you're amazing! 🤭🤭🤭🤭🤭🤭
A rating of just over 5 points is seriously misleading! Luckily, I like this genre. After reading several hundred chapters, I personally feel it should be between 9.8 and 9.5. The author has a wild imagination! Puppets with silicone doll functions, flying boats... It's a different kind of cultivation world, overturning the narrow understanding of previous cultivation novels. It gets more and more exciting as it goes on! Keep it up, author!!
It's quite exciting, unlike typical light novels where the reading experience is so enjoyable. You can see the author has infused the book with many insights into life. Some might find it a bit harsh, but I think life is like that; things rarely go as planned. Reading this book gave me many reflections and food for thought. While the ending felt a bit rushed, it left an open question.
I hope the author can keep writing; so many novels of this type are abandoned. The world view of the immortal realm is well constructed, and the first 300-plus chapters can be based on this theme. However, changes are bound to occur later on, so I hope the author will pay attention to the pacing.
This novel is not only the strongest in the multi-dimensional cultivation genre, but also one of the best! The author's imagination is rich, with interfaces reminiscent of The Matrix and filled with benevolent beings. I hope to see more exciting interfaces, such as the Truman Show (where most people watch a live stream of a few individuals' growth, unaware of their own existence); or the…
The story of a migrant worker in a big city who, by chance, gets a free return ticket and ends up with chickens and ducks raised in the countryside.
Personally, I feel this is much better than the previous two books. The plot flows much more smoothly.
It has a pretty good story concept and framework, but unfortunately the author didn't write it very well, especially the dialogue, which is hard to describe. I'll give it five stars as encouragement for the fact that the author persevered and finished it despite the small number of readers.
To be honest, it's a piece of crap, but creating something is hard, so I'll still give it five stars to show my support.