The Cautious Path to Immortality: Starting with a Hundred Cultivation Crafts
苟道长生：从修仙百艺开始
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- Completed
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- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 11mo ago
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It's alright. I can keep reading as long as there's no romantic subplot. I can read almost everything on my bookshelf anyway. I'm a seasoned bookworm who's read too much cultivation novels; I just like stories without romance.
The premise is good, not too many problems. I hope it won't be abandoned. Suddenly I know why the rating was low; after reaching Foundation Establishment, I became as cowardly as a dog.
Generally, the protagonist didn't learn any magic, and neither did the other characters, not even fireballs. Their cultivation of immortality was ultimately in vain.
It's good. The protagonist has a rather cunning personality—calm, low-key, cautious, pragmatic, and not greedy. The "golden finger" (advantageous ability) isn't exaggerated; I'm quite looking forward to what's to come.
I've read a novel that's very similar to this one, but it seems a bit different. I remember the one I read before had a protagonist with many ambiguous relationships, while this one focuses on cultivation. Author, did you change the book?
Unlike other cultivation novels filled with overpowered abilities, this story perfectly captures the essence of a mortal's journey to immortality. The resources are plentiful, and the plot is logically sound, with foreshadowing that leads to later developments. There are no major flaws. In short, author, keep up the good work; it's sure to be a masterpiece in the mortal cultivation genre.
It's very similar to that book, "I Am Living a Long and Humble Life in the Immortal Cultivation World," which hasn't been updated for quite some time. I wonder how long this one will be updated.
It's a relatively high-quality traditional fantasy novel. The protagonist's cheat ability is useful but not invincible, and the early plot progresses well. Unfortunately, firstly, the protagonist's development is too slow; secondly, it seems they plan to introduce clones and a second Nascent Soul later on; and thirdly, the plot becomes too drawn out from the middle onwards, repeating the same things over and over. Overall, it's watchable, and the first half is quite good.
A very good novel, somewhat similar to one I read before, and equally captivating. The author is quite meticulous, fully considering the flaws in the "golden finger" trope; the amount of starlight required to learn spells decreases as knowledge increases, which is very reasonable. Excellent.
The writing is meticulous and tedious, with an excessive pursuit of realism, and the details are not very prominent.