Cultivation: Starting as a Cruel Servant, I Fled to a Sect as a Menial Disciple
修仙：恶仆开局，逃入宗门当杂役
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.8M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 10d ago
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- My Aptitude Is Too Poor, So I Can Only Be a Servant and Guard资质太差，我只能当杂役和护卫了Alternate title on Fanqie
- Cultivation: Starting as a Wicked Servant, Fleeing to a Sect to Become a Menial ServantEnglish name
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It's very well written, easily a 9.5 Out of 10. The psychological descriptions are particularly realistic; it's a high-quality novel with a strong intellectual element. Keep it up! It would be even better if it had 6 million words. It's a pity there are only 70-something chapters so far; I finished it in one go.
Keep it up! It's well-written. Everyone has their own opinion, and the plot's pacing and character development are both good. However, the later plot twists are strange and drag, and the character development falters. I think the author probably didn't prepare the outline properly, or the outline deviated from the actual story's direction.
The most addictive Xianxia novel I've read in recent years! The world-building is grand yet logically consistent, and the plot, character design, and writing style are all excellent. It has both the passion of youthful spirit and the sorrow of the ups and downs of the immortal path. After reading it, I felt empty inside, and my mind was filled with the world of martial arts and immortal mountains in the book. The aftereffects are amazing!
This book boasts top-tier writing among Tomato's works, with a tightly woven plot, clear structure, and a rigorous outline, making it a truly exceptional read. It ranks highly even within the "mortal cultivation" genre. My first favorite is "Mortal Cultivation," followed by "The Great Dao Contest," and this book would be third in my opinion.
Currently, after reading 300,000 words, the rating is too low; it should be above 9. The plot and characters are all very reasonable, neither mindless nor bizarre. The language is concise and clear, not obscure, and the plot transitions are dramatic but not abrupt. It's worth reading. The details could be refined a bit more, and the plot could be sped up a bit.
Honestly, it's quite good. For me, the only thing I might complain about right now is that Foundation Establishment cultivators will be everywhere later on, and Golden Core cultivators will probably be too. But that doesn't matter, as long as the story is interesting! There are also many slow-burn stories where Foundation Establishment is extremely difficult, but the stories are just average.
The writing is quite good, but the protagonist is purely devoid of morality and humanity. He has absolutely no empathy. Compared to the protagonist, Gu Yue and Fang Yuan are practically saints. 😅😅😅 One star is for the protagonist, five stars for the author's writing style. 🤦🤦🤦
It's quite good. I've been reading novels for over ten years, and this cultivator is like a rational STEM guy—decisive in his actions. The plot is also quite coherent and interesting. The rating is definitely too low; I think it should actually score over 9.
"I'm a 20-Year Bookworm" is a very captivating book; both the character development and the timeline are light and engaging. There aren't many mindless character designs; every character is vividly portrayed. This novel can be considered a classic; the author clearly put their heart into it.
A really good novel, great subject matter, detailed portrayal of every character, and no unnecessary rambling. Thumbs up to the author! 🙂 I hope the author lives forever and produces many more excellent works.