The Immortal Tablet’s Origin
缘起仙碑
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 11mo ago
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Traditional Fantasy: Time to Fulfill That Childhood Dream of Cultivating Immortality
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Having finished Chapter 5, everything seems reasonable so far. Everything that needed explaining has been explained, and I haven't found any long-term foreshadowing. The introduction from mortal to immortal isn't abrupt either. It easily surpasses 99% of Tomato's Xianxia novels. But it seems like not many people are reading it 😏 (laughs) Comments can be added at any time Tsk, I was wrong. They kept releasing more toxic content later on, so I'm outta here. I couldn't watch any more.
You can read it. There's a bit of poison involved (the part about saving Ding Jingyao to gain access to the cultivation world isn't very well written), but the overall logic isn't off. There's no tedious explanation, the writing is above average, and it's finally not a beginner's piece. There's no need to watch it anymore. Too many small details are poorly handled. Starting with Ding Jingyao, it completely changed its flavor and went completely off-track. (Yo-yo)
This is a traditional cultivation novel with smooth writing, a plot without major logical errors, and well-developed conflicts that keep the reader engaged. The protagonist is relatively rational and has a firm pursuit of the Dao, but he also has emotions. Therefore, those looking for extremely dark or overly sentimental stories should look elsewhere. Overall, it's still worth reading.
It's been a long time since I've read a book like this. Many of these days either have a system or are just selfish and self-serving. The Demon Suppression Pass has a great plot; every character has their own thoughts and stance, and the plot is full of surprises. It's a book worth following.
Spiritual roots are classified into metal, wood, water, fire, earth, wind, thunder, and ice spiritual roots according to their attributes. There are also good and bad spiritual roots. For example, Shan Ziyan's top-grade thunder spiritual root talent is a first-class talent in the entire cultivation world. Can you see this? Please reply if you do.
Among Tomato's peers, this is considered a very good cultivation novel with good logic and a smooth storyline.
The story of this fellow Daoist is very interesting, with smooth writing and seamless transitions. It has a touch of martial arts flavor despite being a fantasy novel. I guess the author must be from the 70s or 80s. Highly recommended.
The male lead is incredibly handsome; he resists temptation, is principled, shrewd, and cunning.
I read it word for word, except for the last few chapters. The author was dissatisfied with the work and rushed to finish it. However, the work is still readable. The plot flows smoothly, the style is consistent throughout, and there are no major flaws. The protagonist's opportunities feel natural, without any awkward forced insertions.
Finally, I've found a novel where the protagonist has both fire and wood spiritual roots, but doesn't practice alchemy. It's rare, rare, truly rare!