Cultivation: From the Start, I'm a Blind Beggar
修仙：开局是个瞎眼乞丐
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- Completed
- Length
- 2.3M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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- An Urn to Bury the World瓮葬天下Alternate title on Fanqie
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I've read countless cultivation novels, and I think this book, besides "A Mortal's Journey to Immortality," is the best cultivation novel I've encountered so far. This is because it's not as clichéd as many other cultivation novels; it doesn't have cultivation academies, rankings, sect competitions, or other such tired tropes that just pad the word count. This book has a very fresh story, and I want to keep reading it.
It's well-written; this avid reader has finished it. I usually give up on many books after reading a bit, but I read this one from beginning to end. It's on my bookshelf now, ready to be read as I go.
I really like it, and the reason is simple: the protagonist's heart is always inclined towards good, unlike some books where characters want to wipe out an entire family for "revenge" without even knowing what they're doing. Those kinds of feel-good stories might be popular with authors and readers, but I don't. I prefer stories where the wronged are held accountable, debts are settled, actions have limits, and people have principles.
The writing is good, vividly portraying Chen Xia's struggle for survival in the turbulent world of cultivation. It unfolds a vivid picture of the chaotic world, where people only want to live but are swept along by the tides of fate, unable to find peace, stop, or retreat, only able to struggle forward for survival.
It's so good, I can't get enough! Please update! Only one chapter today? I can't keep up! 😢😢😢😢 This is the best book I've ever read; even I, a girl, enjoy it. Other male-oriented novels are just fantasies about beautiful women, but this one genuinely pursues the cultivation of immortality.
That's really creative. It's quite something that it could interest someone my age. God knows why it got such a low rating.
A unique and novel cultivation story. The protagonist's personality is a bit reckless, but understandable. It's very good, check it out... Looking forward to updates! Keep it up! After the initial stunning opening, it felt like the writing was done by two different people. Why was the male lead so handsome when he was an old man? Why wasn't he more low-key after his rebirth?
Warning! The following content contains spoilers. Please view with caution. No one is perfect. There are things to read, and there are also creative ideas. This poison only makes people feel nauseous, but it won't kill them. This includes, but is not limited to, those who are constantly being arrested, whose status is actually lower than that of a dog, and who bring "pleasure" when seen.
It looks good so far. We'll see how the protagonist grows and cultivates, and how he brings immense wealth to the sect in the future! Just don't let him become a breeding boar! Give him a powerful enemy, someone with low-level five-elemental roots, so he can grow slowly and painstakingly! The author should have a broader perspective.
This is a refreshing Xianxia novel. The entire Xianxia world is like a large, makeshift stage, interspersed with occasional dark humor. Many plots are incredibly exciting, and the characters are portrayed with delicate and vivid detail. I really like this writing style. There are flaws, the most significant being the final epilogue, which makes you want to kill the author.