We've All Transmigrated, So Who Dares Call Me a Nascent Soul Nobody?
都穿越了，谁还敢叫我元婴小修士
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 410k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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- Another Day of Bullying the Locals of the Cultivation World又是欺负修仙界土著的一天Alternate title on Fanqie
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It is highly innovative. And very logical. There were no instances of highly accomplished cultivators switching cultivation paths, then frantically using countless rare and precious treasures, only to end up equaling their peers.
To be honest, in my opinion, the synopsis and title are mediocre and disappointing 🤦. They're not attractive enough and don't highlight the book's key features. They might mistake it for a typical cultivation novel, but in reality, the cultivation content is minimal, and the thrill of bullying natives is only so-so.
This book is pretty good. It's a proper demonic cultivation story, where the natives of a small cultivation world crush the cultivators in a grand cultivation world. It's a decent and enjoyable read, not too toxic, and good for passing the time.
He travels to a backward world with Taoist magic, there is no female lead, everyone is a villain, it is lighthearted and humorous, lawless, all things and all living beings are resources, and he establishes a demonic sect to enslave all living beings.
Positive review, long review. Positive review, long ... I almost forgot to leave a follow-up review.
It's good, but the protagonist's cultivation technique feels like the hidden trick of that demonic immortal.
It's pretty good so far, but it looks like it might get censored easily 😅
I'll just give a brief review. I finished reading it on October 6th, 2025. The protagonist is always transported to a backward cultivation world. Then, relying on technology from a cultivation civilization 100,000 years ahead, he gradually levels up to become a saint. He disregards life and kills countless people. Everyone in the cultivation world is just a resource, a "talent."
It borrows heavily from the original "The First Saint Demonic Sect," and the later parts feel too familiar. Hongyun is tragically always getting tricked, especially by "Da Linmu's" limited understanding of right and wrong, making him practically drool over everyone. 🤦🤦🤦 So pitiful!
It's quite interesting; it's somewhat similar to modern people using industrial equipment to transform society in a feudal imperial era, but in a cultivation-themed version. It's a pity that it's hard to find novels as meticulously crafted and logically coherent as this on Tomato Bookstore. I wish there were more of these; they're truly fascinating!