A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality: Achieving Greatness Through Dual Cultivation
凡人修仙：我以双修成就非凡
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- Ongoing
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- 676k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
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- 1y ago
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307Chapters
138Reads · 30 days
59.6kReads · all time
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Keep it up!!! I'm really looking forward to seeing how the cultivation techniques will be handled later on. The characters need to be fleshed out; that's what true cultivation is all about, not just pretentious nonsense. Also, the cultivation speed felt a bit slow around chapter 55; perhaps it could be slightly faster later on. And I'm really looking forward to seeing how they use modern education to shock the natives.
Having read nearly 100 chapters, I feel it's alright. Mainly, I haven't encountered any major flaws, which is already quite good. Although the pacing is slow and somewhat drawn-out, it still deserves four stars. The part where the protagonist competes to enter the sect
I'll give it five stars for now. The male lead is bold and passionate, and the story isn't abandoned. It's just that his cultivation level is slow to rise, and he's a bit slow at acquiring women. I hope the author continues to write over a thousand chapters. The male lead is too weak, I can't continue reading. Author, please strengthen him! It's definitely going to have a terrible ending.
The writing is alright, but it feels a bit frustrating.
I've found another great book! It has the potential to become Tomato's number one cultivation novel. The only downside is the poor focus on body cultivation; hopefully, the later chapters will include more cultivation-related content.
I finished reading it in just a few hours. It's really well-written, vivid and engaging. A mistake made once should never be repeated.
I don't think it's as bad as the people below are saying; I think it's alright.
Not bad, it's a pity he was probably a eunuch.
I was lured in by the book title.
Great book, great book! I'd give it 9.9 stars, one more point and I'm afraid you'll get arrogant...