
I'm a Mighty Nascent Soul Cultivator, and You Want Me to Be Your Contract Beast?
我堂堂元婴大修,给你当契约兽?
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 308k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- European Fantasy
- Updated
- 3mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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147Chapters
43Reads
6.2Score
4Listens
53.2kReads · all time
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The protagonist is intelligent and not a good person. All things put his own interests first, but he has not completely lost his humanity (it seems to have a human touch). It is similar to Fang Yuan. He is powerful but also interesting and humorous. He will be surprised and curious when he encounters species he has never seen before. He is generally behind the scenes, but not completely invisible. The protagonist is also involved. In fact, The power is basically pseudo-invincible, and my subordinates really hit my xp. The protagonist is a cultivator who comes to this western fantasy world. It has the flavor of the collision of two systems. The world view is also gradually unfolding. The rhythm is very comfortable and it looks very comfortable. However, there are few updates at present. This book has the potential for development if it has some traffic. I hope the author will not enter the palace. It was good at first, but in Chapter 100, that Bu Ni was designated as the heroine. Yes, it's the tool man at the beginning. I don't understand what qualifications a tool man has to become the heroine. How can you write a tool man to be the heroine for Xian Zun?
A very interesting novel, the pacing is well controlled, and the author puts his heart into it.
Putting aside the relatively retarded daughter of the Duke of the North, the protagonist is doing quite well so far [eating melon]
I think it's very beautiful. It's a masterpiece. The plot logic is normal, the characters have distinct personalities, and the writing is pretty good. But it's a pity that the popularity is not good. Tomato's current recommendation mechanism is very confusing. I think before it was released, this could have been rated 9 points.
How should I put it? It feels like Bone King, with a high level of style, a good story, and a bit of a literary atmosphere, especially the snow mountain chapter, which has a good literary atmosphere. In short, if you like to read the Bone King genre, this book is very good
There is a sense of instant vision like the Bone King. The unhappy point is that the protagonist is not pretending to be cool enough, and does not have that grand, majestic feeling in front of others.
It's good to read. Good luck to the author!
It's pretty good. The writing is pretty good among foreign persimmons.
It's good-looking, but I didn't expect that the male protagonist is a native of the world of immortality, and he can be regarded as a pure devil.
It can be written very well, and it has the feeling of watching a Western fantasy epic blockbuster. The only pity is that there are too few.