The Eerie Path to Immortality, Starting with Immunity to Side Effects
诡道长生，从免疫副作用开始
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- Completed
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- 689k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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The entire Sichuan province has a radius of less than ten kilometers. A few sects, temples, and Taoist monasteries, plus checkpoints, can be circled in less than an hour. It's laughable! And yet there are millions of people living there. Aren't they worried about not having enough houses and everyone sleeping on the streets? 😅😅😅
It's rare to see a fantasy cultivation story with a female lead these days. There's not much romance, but I love it because of the female lead. The plot is well-structured, not frustrating at all, and very enjoyable to read. Keep up the good work, author! 🤓👆 I couldn't watch it anymore; I was speechless after watching the rest.
I actually started following this book shortly after it came out, but I didn't realize it was over because I had to study. However, I'm leaving this review until the end so I can have a longer reading time. 1. The language of the entire text is fluent, the writing is smooth and natural, and it can be considered a relatively successful piece of work.
So far, it's pretty good. While the plot isn't entirely rigorous, it delivers the exciting moments. The protagonist is immune to side effects, but he doesn't use it well. Instead of actively seeking out powerful but potentially harmful methods, he simply lets fate take its course. There's always a way out, but the path ahead could also be a precipice.
It's a good read. The protagonist is decisive and ruthless, the plot doesn't drag, and there's no pressure on the character's cultivation level. The system's use is also just right. To be honest, it's very enjoyable to read. The grudges are clearly defined; those who offend the protagonist are quickly retaliated against, providing plenty of satisfying moments. Unlike those poorly written novels that plagiarize each other, this is a very good one.
While on par with *Black Myth: The Great Tang*, this book leans more towards the Kelvin genre, incorporating elements of the eerie and fantastical styles of Daoist and Immortal novels. Its greatest strength lies in its adherence to contemporary trends, employing many references and tropes familiar only to young people. I consider it a rare gem.
I'll write it slowly, but the more I look at the protagonist's characteristics, the more they resemble something else: a "forbidden container," a conceptual-level storage object that forcibly stores objects regardless of their influence conditions and applies a time-stopping seal effect to them.
It's really good! It has the fewest flaws of any book I've read so far. If it stays this good until the end, I could keep it as a prized possession. Whenever I'm short on something to read, I'll reread this one. It's truly addictive! 🥰
It's pretty good, but the updates are too slow. I've gone through countless cycles, and you're still not finished updating? Oh, that makes sense, since it's all happening at the same point in time, it's bound to repeat itself. It's plausible and reasonable.
Yes, the book is very well written. The main character is very well-developed, and it's the kind of book I like. This genre isn't often written, so it's not easy to produce a good book on it. I hope the author continues writing. 💕💕💕