
Reborn with a Fake Core: This Time, I'll Cultivate Steadily
假丹重生:这世我要稳健修仙
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 739k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Traditional Eastern Fantasy
- Updated
- 10mo ago
- English
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Other names
- Mortal-Style Cultivation: From the Start, My Aptitude Is a Two and a Half凡人流修仙,开局资质两分半Alternate title on Fanqie
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Overall, there are no major issues. 1. It's not a wish-fulfillment novel; it's a genuine "mortal cultivation" story with little face-slapping plot. The writing style is decent. 2. The pacing is slow, and the progression of cultivation levels is slow. Those who enjoy characters with overpowered abilities should proceed with caution.
It's alright. It's a classic mortal starting with very poor aptitude, but with a cultivation technique that's extremely slow to develop but has a very solid foundation. Then, he goes to a relatively impoverished family in the area to find a skill. With this skill, he uses a demon beast to break through to the Golden Core stage after reaching the Foundation Establishment stage, and then, once his combat power is sufficient, he goes on to reach the Golden Core stage on his own.
It's alright, but a heads-up for later viewers: there's no female lead, only supporting female characters. However, the Xie family patriarch's daughter from the beginning still ended up with the protagonist (they got together). I don't know what happened later on, I haven't watched it.
First, let's mark it with an X.
Rich and interesting content, smooth plot, fresh experience It's really toxic. The beginning is so heartwarming and comforting, but then it pulls a big surprise: the family is wiped out, and the Daoist partner is gone. And it's described in such a sad way, as if it's deliberately trying to disgust the reader.
I've read a similar book where the male protagonist also enters into a mutually beneficial agreement with a family, learns talisman-making, has a few friends outside the family, and faces rivals within the family. There are also romantic subplots involving arranged marriages and a friend marrying into the family. He also raises a spirit pet. In the end, the male protagonist leaves the family.
He's been reborn three times: first a human from Earth, second a pseudo-Core Formation cultivator, and third with a cheat-like advantage, even having to join a Foundation Establishment family to work.
Very good! It's written realistically, the characters are all intelligent, and the main plot revolves around the survival of the fittest! A pretty good cultivation novel.
It's possible to write a story that's not just for fun but also very logical.
While it's about imitation, it's not advisable to be completely identical; it's best to incorporate some innovation.