[Fast-paced dual cultivation] [Multiple heroines, each with her own moments to shine] [From good-for-nothing to the sect's worst nightmare] [Can fight, flirt, and show off] [Satisfaction rating] [Gain skills through dual cultivation] [Fun from the start]
After transmigrating to the immortal cultivation world, Ji Qiang became bound to a cultivation System with a wildly absurd style.
Others toil for ten years and still struggle to break through. He just has to find the right person and level up overnight.
Sword arts, movement techniques, cultivation methods, divine abilities: he gets them all for free!
He doesn't act aloof or pretend to be a saint. The protagonist is a little scummy and a little shameless, but he never accepts his fate.
From an obscure nobody in the Lingxuan Sect to a top powerhouse who stirs up the sect and shakes the heavens:
This is a cultivation story about turning the tables with an absurd System, getting cursed out all the way, and laughing last.
I prefer the character of Ji Qiang to the system. Nowadays, the protagonists of many cool novels like to pretend to be cold and invincible, which makes me tired of watching them too much. Ji Qiangji is not that way, he just speaks less seriously, but is more recognizable.
I clicked in for "Double Cultivation, Shuangwen Bumoji", and found that it was not just for excitement, but the upgrade logic and character interaction were also good. The protagonist rose from the fringe of Lingxuan Sect and made a comeback. I have always liked this kind of story that disrupts the sect structure from the bottom up.
I think the smartest thing about this book is that it is not too deep. The author obviously knows that this is a book that is meant to be read easily and quickly, so the pace is very direct. The system mechanism, satisfaction rating, and dual cultivation skills are all very memorable, and they are the kind of settings that you can basically remember after reading the introduction.
This book gives me the feeling that it is very daring to write and knows what readers want to read. The most important thing is that the female characters are not just tools. People can see that the author is trying to give everyone a different sense of interaction and presence. This is a plus.
From what I've read so far, this book is of the "more pleasing to the eye" type. At first I was attracted by the setting, but later on I began to expect Ji Qiang to do some outrageous things. The sentence in the introduction, "You laugh at me, I'm too scumbag, I laugh at you too slowly." It fits the protagonist's temperament and is mean, but it does have memorable points. If the multi-female main line continues to be differentiated and not just repeated, then the upper limit of this book will be much higher than ordinary novice novels!
I think the novels about cultivating immortals are actually quite challenging, especially those with multiple female protagonists. If you don't handle it well, it will turn into a mess. However, this one currently gives me a good impression, so if you already like reading this kind of fast-paced novel, this one is really worth picking up.
Ji Qiang, I really like this character. Others rely on seclusion to cultivate immortality, but he relies on finding the right person to cultivate immortality. If this setting is placed in other books, I might still find it ridiculous, but this one somehow feels very reasonable and even igniting.
The Story of the Ninja World seems to be gentle, but in fact it is dense with foreshadowing. When you calm down and study it carefully, you will find that the dullness is all for the subsequent plot.
This is fine chaff. The calm bond in the early stage is all foreshadowing carefully prepared by the author. You will only know what happened when you read it later.
Many articles of the same type are really not as good-looking as this one. The techniques in this book are like a living person who can complain, but he really doesn't back down when things happen.