
Top-Grade Spiritual Roots from the Start, but You Still Need to Rely on Yourself
开局上品灵根,打铁还需自身硬
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 410k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Other names
- Cultivation: The Status Panel Helps Me Live Free and Attain Immortality修仙:面板助我逍遥长生Alternate title on Fanqie
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This is my first book in the true sense, so please forgive any shortcomings and feel free to leave comments. 😘
Yes, I like this kind of writing. It's not a nested narrative; it's clear and concise. This is what a novel should be like, not one that's cringe-worthy. A book that lays everything bare before it's even started is much better. Extra chapter!
There are so many bad books by Tomato these days, it's not easy to find one you like to read 🤦, keep it up, author!
@Author of Ta Hu Xian, can you explain why the protagonist's spiritual sense increased from the fourth level of Qi Refining to the seventh level in Chapter Nine? @Author of Ta Hu Xian, why doesn't the protagonist, with his talent, join a major sect?
Well written, you can tell the author put a lot of effort into it. Hope you keep it up! Also, two chapters a day isn't enough! 🤔
He idly worked in the lower realm, merged with the broken world, and became the realm master.
I feel that compared to other cultivation novels, the protagonist's journey is smooth sailing, and he truly deserves the protagonist's halo.
It's a good book, a fairly normal one, with a standard plot and no mindless storylines. Highly recommended.
Not bad, not bad, not bad
It's a little bit toxic but not bad.