Low-Key Immortal Cultivation in the City
都市低调修仙
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 221k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Cultivation
- Updated
- 11mo ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Other names
- Urban Cultivation: Why Is This Mahayana Cultivator So Unrestrained!都市修仙，这个大乘太不节制！Alternate title on Fanqie
Stats
132Chapters
1kReads · 30 days
278.7kReads · all time
108Shelves
7.3Score
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It's good, definitely casual, without any of those face-slapping moments or clichés. However, the pace is quite fast, and I can't think of what to write next. Personally, I think it's pretty good and worth reading.
So far, it's pretty good. It doesn't have those cheesy, melodramatic plots, and most importantly, it doesn't feel like it's being deliberately padded out. It's very easy to watch, which is great. I personally like this style.
It's written very realistically, especially the chapters about taking his girlfriend home—they were really well written!
Updated to chapter 63. Having finished reading it, here's a brief summary: those hoping for some ancient, cunning schemer will be disappointed. Reality lacks such elements, and the protagonist doesn't need them. So far, the author's pacing is excellent. As for the protagonist's changing mindset, I think it's fine.
This is the finest spiritual nourishment for us old bookworms! Four women are enough; they all need to be together in the end, otherwise things might get messy. Don't be too high-profile, nor too low-profile; a little excitement now and then is just right. 😁
Good, just what I wanted. The method should not be easily passed on. For all the results that follow, the beneficiaries should be compensated (such as a medicinal bath for 1 million, which would be quite good). It would be best to add a sentence: Do not pass it on. For each person who passes it on, a reward of 1 million should be paid.
A very ordinary, leisurely urban cultivation life. One update a day is too little! Save up more chapters, write more words! I can't even manage perfect attendance, what a lazybones! [Learned something]
After reading a few chapters, I feel the cultivation setting is completely unnecessary! The writing style for slice-of-life scenes is decent so far, but I think it would be more suitable as a sweet urban slice-of-life story. That's all for now, I'll see how it goes later.
It looks very natural and smooth.
It's great! Keep it up, author!