Heaven-Defying Comprehension: Preaching Immortality in Great Qin
悟性逆天，我在大秦布道长生
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- Completed
- Length
- 396k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 1y ago
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- Heaven-Defying Comprehension: I Cultivate the Way of Immortality in Great Qin悟性逆天，我在大秦修长生法Alternate title on Fanqie
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The Protagonist Has Bug-Like Powers, Such as Control Over Causality and Concepts
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Are There Stories Set in Ancient Times Where the Protagonist Is Invincible and Knows Immortal Arts While Everyone Else Is Mortal?
Something set in the Tang dynasty or somewhere similar, where the protagonist can use magic but everyone else in the book is an ordinary person, with no internal energy or anything like that.
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It seems the protagonist is destined for godhood. After unifying the six kingdoms, Qin Shi Huang will regain the title of Human King, reigning for ninety-seven years, and finally unify the Earth, restoring himself to the supreme position of Human Emperor. He will use the He Shi Bi jade as the Heavenly Seal, establish his dynasty, and wage war against all the heavens.
It's not bad, but I can't understand why they didn't wait for Qin to unify the country before passing on their martial arts, or why they couldn't just pass them on to the Qin army first. How many fewer people would have died if Qin had unified the six kingdoms? Passing on martial arts now is just aiding the enemy.
The pacing is good; no annoying character survives for over ten chapters just to be annoying, and most are resolved within three to five chapters – a definite plus. The protagonist's power level doesn't collapse too quickly, making it not a mindless wish-fulfillment story, but it's still enjoyable and relatively logical to read.
It was alright, except the part where the Confucianists jumped in during the conquest of Zhao was a bit lacking. This should have been a clash of ideologies, with the protagonist's ideas overwhelming the Confucians, leaving them speechless. Then, a surge of literary energy would create a celestial phenomenon, and the phantom of Confucius would appear, acknowledging the protagonist's ideas.
That's how wars are; both sides think they're the good guys.
Well written, keep it up, author! 👍
Keep it up, it's very well written. This is one of the more satisfying books I've read in the past six months. Author, keep it up! [Thumbs up][Requesting more updates]
Two chapters a day? What can you do with that? If the foreigners next door knew, they'd think we look down on them. Update, one chapter per person, keep updating like crazy until you're exhausted.
Is it ever going to update?! I was really enjoying it, and then it just stopped!!! I'm deducting one star because I'm waiting for an update.
Good job, keep up the good work!