Why Cultivate Immortality When You Can Just Raise Vines?
修什么仙，养藤就好了
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- Completed
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- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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- Dawn: The Carefree Azure Vine Immortal破晓：逍遥青藤仙Alternate title on Fanqie
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The beginning might be a bit quirky, but if you read on patiently, you'll discover how rich the content is, how imaginative it is, and how fascinating it is! I've been reading the author's other book, which is also excellent, and I really hope the author continues to do so! I also hope other readers will enjoy it. It's really good, I'm not kidding, it's really good (｡･ω･｡)ﾉ♡.
The premise is novel, starting with a spirit plant master cultivating their life, defying fate with low-level spiritual roots to create their own path of vine cultivation. In the early stages, they are weak and cautious, prioritizing self-preservation; later, they become decisive and ruthless, conquering the demon realm. It combines the subtlety of a farming story with the tension of a thrilling battle.
Not bad, not bad, I've found another good cultivation novel. I personally think it's above average, with a few minor flaws, but they don't detract from the overall quality. The panel was a bit abrupt. No matter how skilled a mechanical cultivator is, displaying percentages for spell practice felt a bit unrealistic.
This is a rare gem from Tomato, boasting a grand cultivation framework and a novel story that breaks away from the traditional cultivation trope of the older the more powerful. The author's writing is also solid, belonging to the type that gets better as the story progresses. There might be a few minor flaws at the beginning, but these become insignificant once the grand theme and world-building unfold.
A cultivation novel! Reaching a high level of realism! The protagonist struggles at the bottom of the cultivation ladder, but with lofty ambitions and steady progress, he is destined for greatness. A great work, thank you for your dedication! 👍👍👍
As a seasoned bookworm, I feel this book's rating is too low. Author, keep up the good work! I believe in you! [Thumbs up] Finally, please urge me to update more frequently! [Request for more updates!]
I've been reading this for a while now. The power system adds some novelty to traditional cultivation novels, and the system panel-like interface for each character is quite interesting. The protagonist's cheat ability isn't overpowered, and it's somewhat similar to the "mortal cultivation" genre, but not as arduous.
So far, it's pretty good. The plot isn't melodramatic or clichéd, and the development is stable. My only problem is that the Dao Traces system feels a bit chaotic. The transitions between different Dao Traces, or the Dao Traces that lead to a skill, don't seem to have any basis, like they were made up on the spot. So, it might fall apart later on. But it's still worth giving it five stars.
This is a very good book. Although it has a few minor flaws, it becomes very exciting as the plot unfolds. I trust the author's writing skills; his previous book was similar. You should check it out.
The book moves at a slow pace, but the world it constructs is vast, complete, and complex, which is truly rare. The author is also an emotionally stable person; the unhurried pace is perfect for slow reading. If you can be patient, this book is truly exceptional! Keep it up!