A Demon in the Capitalist World of Immortals
资本仙道世界的恶魔
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 588k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Cultivation
- Updated
- 10mo ago
- English
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The beginning sounded too similar to (High Martial Arts: 10 needles a day, talent doesn't matter). I've already read 33 chapters. The author's understanding of all living beings is very thorough. If you don't give me a way out, all living beings will drag you down with them. All living beings are like cattle and horses, the strong prey on the weak, it's the natural law.
This is a novel about the arduous path to immortality under the strict rules of immortals. The social environment in the book is one where money reigns supreme, and all that exists are the backbreaking laborers who live to exhaust themselves, consuming the air they breathe and contributing everything they have when they die. There is no end, no turbulence.
I've currently read up to chapter 63. There's no female lead, no other women, and no romantic subplot. The protagonist isn't a saint or a nagging character! For a seasoned reader tired of the same old tropes, it's been a long time since I've seen such a fresh genre. The author's writing is smooth and there are no major flaws! Highly recommended, it's just a shame it's too short. Author, keep writing! [Currently rushing to finish]
I'm actually quite curious whether T-kun is now writing novels full-time, or if he's working a job while writing? After all, managing to write three books simultaneously without mixing them up is something most authors can't do 🤦 If he's working a job while writing three books, then I seriously suspect he's some old-timer who's reincarnated on a new account.
It's well-written, but I feel like it's a bit too much for the protagonist. He's locked in by the Heavenly Dao, and if he exceeds a certain amount of resources, he'll face a fatal calamity. It has both advantages and disadvantages for the development of the plot.
A realistic cultivation world where those in high positions absolutely rule and exploit those in low positions. Five-star rating.
First of all, I've read several of the author's books (some I stopped reading after putting them off, but I definitely finished that one where the main character's name was something else). I really like the author's content, especially the part about clones and alternate identities. I particularly enjoy it, and the writing is excellent.
"Great read," commented a ten-year veteran bookworm. Keep it up!
This is the type of story I like: the price of cultivation, and it would be even better if the protagonist later develops supernatural powers similar to "illness." I hope the author can keep going. I love this type of story so much, it's a pity there are so few of them.
Smart and strategic, taking each step with foresight. A good sense of rhythm and tension, and the timeline is on point – no one manages to do 128 things in 24 hours. Keep it up, author! Update soon! 😄