Of Course I Don’t Look Human, I’m an Immortal!
没有人形就对了，因为我是仙啊！
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- Completed
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- 564k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
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- Eastern Cultivation
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- 1y ago
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Don't recommend books carelessly! Don't recommend books carelessly!!! Remember: no heroine, no romantic tension, and no female side characters constantly hanging around the protagonist. Damn it, if I see another careless recommendation, I'll tear into you.
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The core idea of Cthulhu is that there exists a higher being in the world than humanity, an embodiment of the unknown (the origin of gods in mythology). 10 Things that humans generally fear 1. Unknown; 2. Colossal; 3. Powerlessness; 4. Indescribable; 5. Unbearable to look at; 6. Out of control; 7. Mysterious; 8. Curiosity; 9. Horror; 10. Indifference. 1. Fear of the unknown
The protagonist should be decisive in killing, avoid ambiguous relationships with the female lead, and prioritize self-interest. For example, even when joining a sect later, the protagonist should act in their own best interests. A lone wolf is fine, and early leveling up should be faster.
This book is quite good, and it aligns with current trends. What's a bit infuriating is that this is the only point it addresses, and what's even more infuriating is that there are more and more books like this being published.
So far, it's been written quite well. First, it is recommended that the protagonist advance their power from behind the scenes, rapidly encroaching upon the cultivation world and simultaneously increasing their strength. Secondly, at this stage, the protagonist can use clones to become high-level disciples in various sects to acquire resources, and also combine the strengths of many schools to create and improve his own cultivation path. 😏
I suggest the author write a story where, after the protagonist becomes an immortal, he waits in various small worlds to devour cultivators who are about to ascend.
Amazing! The protagonist's everything is acquired through his own cultivation; he's a protagonist who grows and develops. Although cautious, his subordinates are quite mischievous, exhilarating yet not mindless, hardworking yet not arrogant, and act with discretion. They plan ahead, reflect on their experiences, weigh the pros and cons, and consider the consequences of their actions.
The story is intelligent and features a super engaging villainous protagonist. I personally found the beginning a bit tiring (I even got sleepy while reading it 😏😏😏), but honestly, it gets more and more enjoyable as you read on 😏😏. It's very good, so I'm giving it five stars. (I suggest not reading too quickly later on, as there are some minor details...)
That's good. It's good that it doesn't have a human form, because I'm a human 😏
Let's wait and see. I think this book has some potential. There are too few chapters right now, and it hasn't quite captured the Cthulhu feel yet; it's more like leveling up in a game.