
Pursuing the Dao in the Seventies: Beginning the Path to Attaining Proof Once and for All
七十逐道:从一证永证开始
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Fantasy High-Concept
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- 1y ago
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I hope I don't get younger 🙂
"After leaving your status as a Spirit Farmer, you will need to pay the sect fifty contribution points annually, or offset by ten low-grade spirit stones." "If you fail to meet this requirement for three consecutive years, the sect has the right to revoke your outer disciple status. Do you understand?" Is the cultivation world starting to pay for jobs now?
This is a pure cultivation novel. There's no scheming or backstabbing, no messy love triangles. It's about diligent cultivation, careful survival, avoiding risks whenever possible, and the cheat system doesn't provide an instant boost to cultivation. It's a novel about steadily improving one's cultivation level!
The plot flows smoothly, giving me the feeling of reading a cultivation novel. I finished it before I knew it. The characters need some further development, but I still quite like the current focus on steady progress. Although it's relatively calm and smooth, it would be better if there were occasional more exciting scenes.
Overall, this novel is quite good. It took me two days to finish reading it. I just felt that it got a little padded towards the end. For example, the character Liu Ruyan always appears as a shrewd and capable female president, and many of her scenes are similar to those she appears in before. However, this doesn't significantly affect the reading experience.
The writing is quite good, but this kind of ordinary cultivation novel could benefit from adding more climaxes. While typical "power fantasy" novels are all about constant excitement, this kind could benefit from an extra surge every 50 to 80 chapters. Otherwise, the constant blandness and constant struggle to survive will lose its appeal.
It's good. Although this book doesn't make cultivation levels rise as easily as some others, I like the simple life and plain writing style. The author could write more about the system. Although it would rapidly increase the protagonist's strength, most books are ordinary at the beginning but exciting in the middle and later. The author could also write about the protagonist living in other, stronger merchant guilds. I hope the author updates frequently and doesn't stop updating! 🙂🙂🙂🙂😘😘😘
Writing a book is no easy task, so I'll give you a five-star review. I'm really suffering from a reading slump; I can read anything, but I simply can't find any other books. Excellent, extremely excellent. Although there are some minor flaws, the protagonist gets incredibly happy later on, it's so damn satisfying! That's exactly how it has to be, smooth sailing and the protagonist is the real protagonist. I wouldn't even bother watching those sullen, sullen protagonists.
"Not only... But also... Although... Regardless of... Merely..." This is my impression of this book.
The writing style and setup are generally good so far, belonging to the slow-burn, developmental type of novel. However, I feel it lacks some innovative thinking. For example, the protagonist could want to do something, utilize his special ability (or cheat ability), instead of always staying in one place, practicing and gaining proficiency. This would turn a passive situation into an active one. Author, keep it up!