
The Cultivation Life of an Ordinary Disciple
普通修士的修炼生活
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 387k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
162Chapters
497Reads · 30 days
32.7kReads · all time
8.0Score
182Listens
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This is my own writing, so I'll give the author a five-star review first. My first book was written in 2021, and it was quite immature, but thankfully I didn't stop updating it. I think this one is better in terms of logic and writing style than my first one. It's a traditional cultivation novel, without a system. I hope it brings joy to readers, and I also hope readers can give me objective feedback to help me improve. Thank you very much for your support…
A great book. The protagonist comes from humble beginnings and has a low starting point. He's not a gifted genius or blessed with extraordinary abilities; his life is very much like most people's. However, hard work pays off, and he benefits all things without discrimination. In the end, the protagonist steadily progresses. This ordinariness is what makes it so captivating, because it reflects the true nature of life.
This book is best read slowly. I've read over ten chapters and it suits my taste perfectly. There isn't too much fighting and killing; it portrays the struggles of lower-level cultivators, just like us lowly beasts of burden.
Well written. Well-structured. Engaging.
The novel is a bit short, but the plot is decent and worth reading. Liu Hanyan could be considered a part-female lead, given that she spans most of the timelines. The novel ends with an open ending, suggesting the author might be considering a sequel.
Wow, you're updating really fast! You must be working yourself to death! There must be some in stock; it's really good. 🤭
It's alright, nothing special, just average.
Having read this far, I think this book is quite well-written and consistent. The protagonist in this book levels up quickly and doesn't drag on. I recommend it to those looking for something to read, and it's also recommended by veteran readers.
Good book, keep it up!
I've read over ten chapters, and the author's writing is quite good.