The First Immortal Coffin
仙道第一棺
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Other names
- The Dragon-Raising Coffin养龙棺Alternate title on Fanqie
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It's simple yet detailed, told in a gentle, flowing manner. I personally dislike articles that rely on plot twists for the sake of plot twists, with too many twists and turns.
The author, Bu Yu, writes good books. They're concise and to the point, with minimal unnecessary dialogue. The plots are engaging, and there's no nonsensical rambling. I just hope they don't end as soon as *A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality*. It ended so abruptly again. I'm blocking you and never reading your books again. Without even a shred of Daoist heart, how can you cultivate immortality?
I've read *The Void Tower* twice. *Ancient Immortal Fate* was also very good; it's a bit of a shame it wasn't continued. I hope this one can go all the way; I want more, I'll keep following, and I hope for more updates—four chapters a day! Keep it up!
A good start; the writing style and thought process are worth reading.
It's a good book that progresses step by step, from the mundane to the prosperous!
The beginning was alright; I've seen similar beginnings before, but I've forgotten the title.
I never imagined that a cultivation novel could have such a meticulously crafted plot! The foreshadowing is incredibly deep. The power struggles and intrigues within the sects are full of unexpected yet logical twists and turns, making it impossible to put down.
It's super good! The foreshadowing is well-done and the ending is excellent. I only noticed two issues: the early fight scenes are like those in martial arts films, with swords used for slashing, but this improves later. Also, communication is done via letters instead of telepathic stones, which shows the author's excellent writing skills. It deserves a rating of 9 or higher.
Tomato is a rare gem among books; I hope the author continues...
I've read both *The Mortal's Decree* and *The Void Tower*. *The Mortal's Decree* mentions the Ten Divine Artifacts, including the Immortal Decree, the Void Tower, and this coffin. The author should probably write ten books and then connect them.