I Cultivate Immortality at the Police Station
我在警察局修仙
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 2.3M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Cultivation
- Updated
- 1mo ago
- English
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974Chapters
647Reads · 30 days
548.4kReads · all time
105Shelf adds, last 14 days
7.1Score
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A very good book, with a captivating plot and too many female protagonists.
Very good, the subject matter is very novel, worth reading. Keep it up! [Thumbs up][Request for more updates][Request for more updates]
It's really good. Much better than some cultivation novels. It doesn't start with a deep-seated hatred and revenge. Instead, it portrays the character of ordinary people brilliantly. In particular, the responsibilities of grassroots police officers to their country and family, as well as the camaraderie among their comrades, are written exceptionally well.
It's good. I checked the reviews and found the rating was lower than I expected. Most of them focused on the combat power, saying that everyone was like a homelander who would kill their entire family as soon as they got the system, living such an unfortunate life. Although there were some minor flaws in the beginning, the pacing improved later and it became more and more exciting.
Excellent, well-organized, prioritized, and easy to understand.
It's well-written, and there are currently no flaws. You can read it with confidence.
The descriptions of the police response are quite realistic; it's worth reading and offering encouragement.
The language is simple and easy to understand, and the writing is fluent. The plot is tight and closely related to real life.
It was a very enjoyable watch, with the characters portrayed in great detail.
I have to give the author a huge thumbs up just for this opening story! Society should encourage and promote more heartwarming stories like this, and novels should write more about such things, instead of the majority of novels these days being filled with killing, revenge, and pretentious acts—all rather negative themes.