Longevity: Beginning with the Taiyin Dao Fruit
长生：从太阴道果开始
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 395k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 13d ago
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The world-building is quite good; this is the real world I imagined, not the kind of world where high-level intelligence, like that of a gang leader, is constantly being overthrown. I'm still enjoying reading the latest chapter; it's not at all overly sentimental, and the cruelty of the cultivation world is depicted quite reasonably. That's just how the "mortal cultivation" genre is—don't worry about the opinions of those who've read too many mindless wish-fulfillment novels.
The worldview is good, but the cruelty lies in the ordinariness. Immortality and the pinnacle of personal martial prowess lead to absolute monopoly, and everything is divided up.
The overall setting of this book is very realistic, and the characters are very well-developed. For example, the extremely annoying character is portrayed very successfully because he is so unlikeable. That senior brother surnamed Yang, who doesn't know his own limitations and thinks he's something special, is very well-developed.
Yes, it's worth watching for now. Hopefully, there won't be a female lead.
A decent cultivation novel, but I hope there's a female lead.
You need to deliver enough thrills, either by being incredibly satisfying, having exceptionally good writing, or having a fast pace—choose one of these four. Some novels have poor writing, mediocre plots, and clichéd storylines, but they're thrilling enough; the most popular one has hundreds of thousands of readers.
The pacing is relatively slow, but there are no major flaws. The plot development and the protagonist's character are very solid, without any deliberately created conflicts. The author clearly explains the thought process and pros and cons behind many of the protagonist's actions.
It's great, but there aren't enough chapters! Authors, you should probably think about whether you've put in enough effort. 😏 When you update once, minor flaws are magnified, and the writing's immaturity is criticized. When you update twice, a little patience is born, and the plot's progress is more emphasized.
Having read the latest chapter, there aren't any major flaws in the book. The protagonist has average talent, follows the mortal path, and focuses on stable development. He also possesses a cheat-like ability to help him learn alchemy, etc. 🍉 The main and supporting characters in the book are well-developed, making it worth reading. 🍉
This is a rare Xianxia novel that accurately and reasonably describes the rules of social operation. The novel's portrayal of the relationships between sects, families, and independent cultivators is quite interesting. The protagonist is a "deep blue" type (meaning he focuses on stat allocation) and develops through a "dog path" (a strategy focused on strategic progression).