
After the Game Turned Me into a True Immortal, Spiritual Qi Revival Began in the Real World
游戏修成真仙后,现实灵气复苏了
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- Completed
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- 1.0M Words
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Fantasy High-Concept
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- 1y ago
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The protagonist is a rare great saint and great saint. In the world of cultivation, he is unguarded towards his fellow transmigrators, revealing all his trump cards. He helps others and shares his spoils with them even if they didn't help him. The protagonist is a kind and helpful person!
Hahahaha! It's done! It's done! I, Daoist, have succeeded! Hahahaha 🤪💀☠️👽👹👺🤖~~~~~~~~~~~~ This ridiculous book actually got a rating of over 9! Okay, okay, everyone's done for! Hahahaha, look at it, look until it's smoking hot, hahahahahaha~~~~~ Hehe ... Too lazy to criticize, ugly and unappealing.
I'll give you a high score; I can't just criticize myself.
The combat power at each realm is a mystery; a Foundation Establishment cultivator can defeat a Nascent Soul cultivator, and a Golden Core cultivator can defeat a Deity Transformation cultivator...
The pacing is relaxed and smooth, the exciting moments are reasonably well-placed, and the interactions with teammates are pleasant. There are no clichéd plots of betrayal and enmity over petty gains, nor is there mindless killing sprees. It's quite enjoyable to watch. The downside is that the economy is expanding too fast; even Foundation Establishment cultivators don't know how many hundreds of thousands of spirit stones they can get.
It's considered top-tier among 4-star novels. The content is rich, although the early chapters aren't very well-written. It gets really enjoyable later on, starting with the Gou Dao Sect arc, which adds a fresh feel. The early chapters have some problematic elements; if you don't want to read those, you can skip to chapter 58. Keep it up! With frequent daily updates and rich content, it definitely deserves a 5-star rating.
It's alright, but author, you know what? The main reason to read this novel is for the protagonist to show off on Earth. How to put it? It's just okay. The title doesn't quite match the content; it takes too big a step—he's already become an immortal! There's really not much left to write about on Earth. It's just average, still readable, but it gets a bit boring later on. In the beginning, you can play with a few other players, but then it gets tedious. Alright 🤔🤔
Although there were many frustrating moments, overall it's a good novel. I hope the author can polish it a bit more. It's still quite good overall. The protagonist has many opportunities due to his time travel. He doesn't resort to robbery to extend his lifespan. People should have a bottom line. If you do something once, you'll do it again. I think it's good that he's neither a good person nor a bad person, and that he doesn't deliberately steal or rob.
It's good. The story doesn't downplay other characters to highlight the protagonist. The players the protagonist is familiar with each have their own strengths. There aren't any overpowered character tropes. I've read over seventy chapters. The protagonist doesn't constantly show off or get revenge like other novel protagonists. The writing style is good. The logic is excellent.
Seeing the golden spiritual root, I knew the protagonist was a sword cultivator. I didn't realize that sword cultivators are so common these days. I'm abandoning this book!!