The Supreme One Is Heartless
太上无情
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- Ongoing
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- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 1mo ago
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- The Longevity Immortal, the Ruthless Path长生仙，无情道Alternate title on Fanqie
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After reading a hundred pages, it felt strangely familiar and well-written. The reasoning seemed similar to a book I'd read before, "The Longevity," so I specifically looked it up. Turns out, it's also a masterpiece by Jiu Qiu—absolutely brilliant and highly recommended.
The characters are well-developed, the language is fluent, and the plot unfolds logically. I don't understand why such an excellent work is rated lower than a simplistic, low-quality novel.
Many people only see that Jianlai educates people through books, but Jiuqiu does the same. Not only is the pace tight, but the ideas conveyed in the articles are also just right. Although many people feel that there is a lot of preaching, I still think that young people should read these principles, which are the essence of Jiuqiu's many years of experience in life.
This is my first time reading Jiu Qiu's new book, and it's as good as ever. The style is similar to his other novels—he's adept at understanding human relationships and skilled in deduction and scheming. Of course, the weakest point is the cultivation techniques and magical treasures, but that's fine with those who like his style. My only suggestion is to avoid making it so short and simplistic.
Feng Yu Jiu Qiu is a master of Xianxia novels who can be compared to Jin Yong and Liang Yusheng. His works are unique and very enjoyable!
It's great! Every character is well-developed and believable, the plot is logical, and the world-building is coherent and complete, avoiding clichés. There are no weak or idiotic villains, or even any truly villainous ones, which is excellent.
Brother Qiu, you finally have a new work! I've been waiting for you for so many years. I've read all your previous works, and every single one of them is great. Thumbs up, Brother Qiu!
Each book is a masterpiece; I've read all of the author's works. They are practical, logically sound, and offer valuable lessons that can influence one's character.
Top-tier works are simply described, yet the characters are vividly and delicately portrayed. The plot is tight and smooth, with not a single wasted word. They are truly excellent and top-notch.
I don't know which one I started watching, but I really think every single one is great. I can't get enough of them! This one-a-day update schedule is getting a bit frustrating 😅😅😅😅