The Spirit Snake’s Immortal Cultivation Begins at Daqing Mountain
灵蛇修仙从大青山开始
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- Completed
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- 1.0M Words
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
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- I Prove the Way to Immortality as a Snake我以蛇身证道长生Alternate title on Fanqie
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The author's concept is excellent; this is true cultivation! Without opportunity and a Daoist heart, one's life is but an empty existence. Only when one has opportunity and a Daoist heart can one soar like a roc, rising ninety thousand miles high on the wind. Without self-image or attachment to sentient beings, all things possess spirit; only by remaining true to one's original intention can one achieve ultimate success.
Five stars, five stars, definitely five stars! I want more!! The writing and plot are both good, and the map transitions are flawless. First of all, the first person the male protagonist takes human form is finally not a girl, but a boy. This is what I find to be a highlight (I'm scared of harem novels that are disguised as having no romantic pairings and are actually just flirting).
It's good that you've grasped these details; the content is quite appealing to readers.
This book is quite good. There aren't any obvious points to criticize, so it's readable. It has no logical flaws, isn't a mindless wish-fulfillment story, doesn't feature overly virtuous characters, and doesn't have any inexplicable romantic subplots. Overall, it's a worthwhile read.
It's good, I don't know why the rating is so low. Unlike some novels that have a lewd vibe, where every woman you pass by has to like you. (This is just my personal opinion. There's no need for me to get defensive in response to other readers' comments. You can rate it yourself.)
I prefer stories that are realistic and develop step by step, as the protagonist's character tends to be more mature. I can't stand it! The main body is suppressed by the clone, and the clone has set up its own business. You might as well have let Tu Yan do this job in the first place. I can understand him setting up his own business, but you ran away with your own clone?!
I read over 200 chapters and found it very enjoyable with a smooth plot. I was always curious why this book only had a 7-point rating. Until just now, my cat accidentally stepped on my phone and landed on the final chapter. I glanced at it out of curiosity, and all that technology and reincarnation stuff is totally off-putting to me. I instantly lost all desire to continue reading.
He transformed into a dragon and entered the sea, but ended up in a lake instead. The difference between the beginning and the end was too great, making it unwatchable. It would have been quite good if it had ended there. It's a bit of a pity.
It's really good! Some people in the comments say the protagonist is kind, but I think it's just okay. He has fairly normal human thinking, although later on there's a bit of animal involvement. There's a scene where he saves one person but not the other. Saving the first person was just a favor, but saving the second person threatened his own safety, so I think it's quite normal.
I really liked the plot; the feeling of snakes ignoring human deaths was fantastic! Unlike other characters who spout lofty ideals and moralistic pronouncements, haha, the protagonist is a true villain, I'm laughing all the way to the bank. 🥰