
From Rogue Cultivator to Immortal: A Steady Path to Eternal Life Through Marriage
散修成仙,从娶妻开始稳健长生
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 1y ago
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It's alright. It's a martial arts novel disguised as a cultivation story. From martial arts techniques and fighting styles to the cultivation methods of the Qi Refining stage, it's basically in the martial arts style, unlike the mainstream cultivation novels. It's all close combat, without the use of magic weapons or spells.
Keep it up! Try your best to update 500 chapters! I believe in you, author! 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰😘😘😘😘😘😘
I've read 300 chapters so far, so here's a list of the female leads for you guys. Please add any I've missed. Zhou Yi (the first wife, gentle and generous, arranged by Old Zhao), Wei Shiyun (a member of a collateral branch of the Wei royal family, passionate and outspoken, met through a blind date), Yun Yao (Old Zhou's beloved wife next door, gentle and kind, entrusted with his care), Gu Yunxi…
Overall, the writing is quite good, unlike typical marriage-themed stories that feel rushed and formulaic. It effectively draws the reader into the plot and fosters emotional connection. The only drawback is the protagonist's lack of confidence and slow character progression. Hopefully, the writing will be more assertive and confident.
It's not bad, but I hope they don't introduce so many wives later on. They could focus more on developing the family and side businesses, such as spiritual fields and alchemy. If they have the ability, they can open a shop to earn money and support their children.
First of all, the protagonist is extremely smitten with Fairy Gu and Fairy Bai, and acts like a naive and innocent girl. However, when it comes to those of lower status, such as the Red Widow, he acts like a seasoned lover, treating them according to their social standing and not showing the typical sassiness of a transmigrator.
What kind of spiritual root should be cleansed? Afterwards, one should not aim to complete the five elements and achieve a Mahayana fusion. With such strict requirements regarding spiritual roots, would sects even bother accepting students? If having three spiritual roots is already so expensive, then what about having four or five spiritual roots?
The female characters are well-developed; although they don't have much screen time, they each have their own distinct traits. The early episodes, devoid of any adventurous elements, are a plus. However, in the mid-to-late game, the female characters become somewhat similar, and the increased emphasis on combat diminishes their appeal.
To be honest, this is one of the very few books I've been able to finish reading recently. I rarely rate books 5 stars, and I almost never read books with a rating of 9.0 Or higher. This book is really good. Everyone has their own preferences when it comes to style, so it shouldn't be used as a basis for rating. However, this book has a very good storytelling ability, making it easy to get into the story little by little. It's one of Tomato's few gems.
This is the best one among many similar novels. It's very good, keep it up! I gave up after reading 2-3 of them, I just couldn't get through them.