
Folk Supernatural Cultivation: Starting as a Water Carrier
民俗诡仙,从挑水汉开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.9M Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery & Supernatural
- Updated
- 9mo ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
367Chapters
436Reads · 30 days
41kReads · all time
104Shelves
5.6Score
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Overall, it's pretty good; the writing style is there, but it's too frustrating. The protagonist is constantly being led around by others, doing whatever they're told. While this fits the setting, he's always on the defensive. Those who like realistic and restrained writing might enjoy it.
The writing is good, the main character is well-developed, and it's a decent read, though it slipped through the cracks.
I've read 17 chapters. The novel has both main and side plots, making it a high-quality work. I feel the main reason for the lack of reader interest is that the first few chapters have overly long paragraphs, making them tiring to read. Secondly, there's too much environmental description and too little character conflict, reducing the excitement of reading.
It's a very good read, unlike typical bizarre cultivation novels. The world-building is also quite unique, and the writing style is excellent.
The avid bookworm read a few chapters and felt it was quite good, with the potential to become a great book.
It's a pretty creative novel; I think it's good. Those interested can give it a try.
Excellent, well written, very skillful, and captivating.
Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful
Not bad, it has a bit of a Provence feel to it.