
Dreaming a Long Dream of Immortality in the Taixu Sect
我在太虚宗大梦长生
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Other names
- A Great Dream of Immortality: Starting from the Taixu Sect大梦长生:从太虚宗开始Alternate title on Fanqie
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Aside from the main character's tendency to cause trouble, everything else is pretty good.
It's good, but after reading over a hundred chapters, I still don't know how the levels are divided.
I just started reading this novel. It has a bit of an old-school cultivation feel to it. The plot unfolds slowly, and leveling up isn't fast. A sect is a sect; it's not the kind where you just consume resources to level up. 💕💕💕
Although it has many flaws and shortcomings, it's still a novel I really enjoyed reading. The concept of rebuilding one's cultivation in a dream world within the Great Dream Scripture is excellent (though where does this cultivation technique originate? I initially thought you'd fill in the gaps later).
Why is the author updating so slowly? I can only read a little over a hundred chapters a day. Can't the author release a hundred chapters a day?
Sigh, it's finished, and I'm suddenly a little lost. I thought there might be more stories after the initial power level. I didn't expect it to end with the highest level. Suddenly, the ending feels rushed, but it also doesn't feel rushed. Maybe it's because the protagonist is too strong; there aren't many exciting scenes, which feels a bit hurried. But this book is very good.
Keep it up!
I was enjoying the book when "The Hydrangea Girl" really cracked me up. They had no connection to begin with, but they forced it. Isn't that how you get so immersed in the plot? The book is good, though. So far, this is the only "poisonous shop" scene; you can skip it.
It's a good read. I personally prefer this slow-paced, Buddhist-style cultivation novel. Unfortunately, many of these stories become too bland and boring towards the end, making them unreadable. This one is very well written, with several dream sequences interspersed throughout, keeping the pace tight and preventing any sense of monotony. It's a shame it ends at the Hunyuan stage. 💕💕
Having read the first few hundred chapters, I felt they were all pretty good. Perhaps it was just me, but after the protagonist and Liu Xixi confirmed their relationship, I didn't quite like some of the plot points. However, overall, it's still very good so far!