
The Immortal Fetus Mutant
仙胎异种
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- Ongoing
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- 457k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
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- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 9mo ago
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- Fanqie
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A new idea that has never been seen before: people struggle to survive in the world of monsters and seek immortality. The demon cultivator cooperates with the higher-level human cultivator to eat people, and there is also an idea of using ancient metaphors to satirize the present. I finally found a good book, I'll give it a try 💯.
Looks good! I thought it was an ordinary Crusu novel, but it turned out not to be the case. The author has presented a new subject matter, which becomes more attractive the more you read about it. The writing style is very good! Although it is about monsters relying on humans to cultivate, it is not bloody at all. The story is told smoothly, the logic is very smooth, and the subject matter is also unexpected! ! The author, please keep writing! [Like][Laugh]
It has been updated to chapter 188. Generally speaking, the writing is pretty good. The writing style is quite good. The protagonist doesn't have a big golden finger. It is considered a slow-burning novel. The world view is: alternative cultivating immortality. In this world, the forces are divided into three sects and two families, the Five Surnames and Qiwang (the major force of the human race), and the Twelve Sisi (the twelve zodiac demon clan forces). Then the two parties are connected to each other. Under the major human influence, there are also forces established by demons, who are protected by the major force (paying money) ), there are also some small powerful families, sects, and mortals are "consumables and talents", divided into immortal families and mortal fetuses. Mortal fetuses and immortal fetuses born from mortal fetuses are resources and consumables. The immortal family uses them for food, unless you are from a powerful family. Then there are wild cultivators, who are more evil than casual cultivators. In a word, it is a world view in which the weak eats the strong and the immortal family eats "people" The plot is pretty well written, it's not a cool story, it's not toxic, but the character of the protagonist in the early stage is a bit strange. It doesn't feel like someone who came to a different world in modern times. It feels like I have zero vision and knowledge in the past life (not online and have never read novels). However, the problems are not big and have no impact on the plot. Also, the updates are quite slow. You can tell by looking at the update time. You have to see it yourself to know the details. Overall, it is not bad.
The logic of this book is stable and there are no cheats. The halo of pig's feet is not that flashy either. This is the second book by this author and it is worth recommending
The beginning is extraordinary, the writing is sophisticated, let me explore further. This is the charm of 🍅, you can always find a good book by accident, but so few people know about such a good book, which is really a pity. The concept is ingenious and unconventional. It can be seen that the author has put a lot of thought into the setting. It is unexpected but reasonable, which makes people amazed. A thousand-mile horse often exists but a Bole does not always appear. I hope the author can welcome his own Bole as soon as possible.
The best among the best in Real Tomatoes, but it's too slow. I feel like the author doesn't really want to write anymore. Maybe it's because no one is reading it and there's no results. 5 Stars to encourage you to keep asking for more.
It's really good to watch. I watched a third of it in one go. The story setting is good and the writing is also very good [blowing kiss]. I looked at the introduction and found it interesting, but I haven't read it yet. I just started to follow it recently and it showed up. . Stopped updating. What a pity. I wonder if the author will come back? No, give me some gifts [grievance]
The novel "Fairy Meat Meat" is really interesting. The setting is that under the leadership of 24 tribes (there are people and demons), there are differences between immortals and mortals, and these are all kept in captivity by the immortal family. Each tribe has designated areas to raise mortals with food for their cultivation, such as using people to refine fairy oil and using people to sacrifice to comfort God, etc., And Immortal fetuses born among mortals will be trapped in sects and other areas separated from mortals. After they reach a certain stage of cultivation, they can be sold. For example, their organs can be used to replace the damaged organs of the immortals who have families as backers, and their flesh and blood can be used to refine Gu to refine elixirs, etc. Then there is the fact that rogue cultivators can use their whole bodies just like these mortal immortals, so there is a drug called "life-preserving medicine". After taking it, one's own flesh and blood are basically useless. This also allows them to survive as rogue cultivators, otherwise rogue cultivators will kill each other to death. It gives people a very absurd feeling. Everyone can eat it, everyone can be used as medicine, and they are always in a crisis of life and death. Moreover, mortals are no longer human beings, but are just food in the eyes of immortals. Then the corresponding protagonist is a modern soul who cannot obey the distortion of this world, and wants to kill all the immortals in the world. Of course, the protagonist also has a special identity. He belongs to the Doomsday Catastrophe that the 24 tribes hate, because he can absorb the immortal energy of immortals (immortal energy can be said to be the foundation for immortals to cultivate immortality. There is no such thing as spiritual root in this book. Immortal energy is the basis for distinguishing immortals. The setting of Doomsday Catastrophe should be that as long as there is enough immortal energy, one can always Successfully broke through, but according to the record, Doomsday Catastrophe can only absorb fairy energy, but the protagonist is not like this. He can also run spiritual energy to practice. I don't know if the protagonist is because of an extraterrestrial soul or a physical change or other reasons. In the article, the protagonist has a plan for his own cultivation path. He realizes that his identity as Doomsday Catastrophe is not tolerated by the world. Drawing on the experience of his predecessors, he knows that he cannot rely on fairy energy to practice, otherwise he will easily be discovered. He is the identity of Doomsday Catastrophe, because in this book, it is the limit for casual cultivators to reach the Spiritual Spring Realm of the Middle Third Realm. If he simply relies on absorbing immortal energy, he will attack the children of the family after absorbing the casual cultivators. However, the immortal energy of the family children is actually marked. If you absorb their immortal energy, you will be discovered and tracked. There is a big difference between the immortals killed by magic swords and the immortals who are drained of the immortal energy. If the protagonist dares to do this If he does this, he will inevitably be discovered to be the identity of Doomsday Catastrophe and then be targeted, so he made a training plan for himself, which is to integrate into the training mode of ordinary immortals and generally do not absorb immortal energy. In fact, it feels like a chain of links. Every thought must take into account the background of the times. This background is very sufficient, and it lays a very logical foundation for the protagonist's follow-up cultivation method of cultivating immortal medicine to avoid absorbing immortal energy, etc.) Then there is the interpretation of the Immortal Family in this article. The Immortal Family is the home of the Immortal. Immortal cultivators are just the home of the Immortal. They are the container of the Immortal rather than the Immortal. The Immortal is actually the divine treasure parasitic in his own body. Combining the contradictory plots of not wanting to inhale the immortal energy but having a strong desire for the immortal energy, the protagonist discovers that Shenzang is not under his control. This also lays the groundwork for his subsequent plot of wanting to use Fire Ming to destroy his own consciousness and at the same time eliminate the control of Shenzang. However, this article only has a score of 7.9. Normally I would not read it when I see this score, but I saw it by chance. It is worth a look.
The score is low. It is much better than the ordinary 9-point works. The logic is smooth, but it is slow and unsatisfying. Most readers on this platform cannot read Xilun. There is no problem in promoting the development of the storyline. The setting is innovative and logical. The writing style is slightly lacking. The writing style needs to be polished and bolder. The setting of human medicine can criticize the current ills and insinuate certain things. However, it seems that the author did not dare to write like this, and just wrote a little bit that cannot be said in a very obscure way.
It is a very good novel, especially the part where Zhu Shan reacts when he discovers that Chen Yang gave him a knife. It has a very good grasp of human nature. I have been reading it for a long time but I still can't understand it thoroughly because it is too complicated and a difficult problem in life.