
The Immortal Emperor's Laid-Back Life in the City
仙帝的都市摆烂生活
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Cultivation
- Updated
- 1mo ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Other names
- After Spiritual Qi Revival, My Identity as an Immortal Emperor Is Exposed灵气复苏后,我仙帝身份被曝光Alternate title on Fanqie
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It's this feeling of returning to simplicity that's so captivating. There's no constant fighting and killing; it's a detached view of worldly affairs, without any pretense. It seems peaceful, yet it's incredibly mesmerizing. This is the first time in a long time that I've read it word for word, and I really enjoy it. While the author might lack ideas, I certainly have some. Keep up the good work! 👍 Don't include any overly melodramatic plot points, or it will lose its charm.
Unlike the old-fashioned show-off and face-slapping tropes, this one is more slice-of-life. The writing style is fine; it feels like it's been edited by AI. If possible, I'd like more slice-of-life elements. 😄😄😄 Keep it up!
This is a pretty good new book. Although the initial return to the city is a bit cliché, the later plot is quite good! I'll update more often each day. Unlike most books that start with the protagonist returning to the city, then having to meet some unknown important old man in the park, followed by a whole bunch of face-slapping and showing off scenes—those kinds of plots are disgusting.
It's quite enjoyable to read. Although it's a classic urban theme, the author's writing is excellent, with many detailed descriptions and exciting moments. I'll definitely keep reading and hope it finishes smoothly without a bad ending. Five stars!
Author, please take good care of yourself 😭 I write novels when I'm resting 😇 I write a novel when I'm hungry 😭 When I'm full, I write a novel. 😇 When I'm tired, I write a novel 😭 When I'm having fun, I'll write a novel 😇 When I'm sleepy, I write a novel 😭 I'll write a novel when I wake up 😇 I cried, so I wrote a novel. 😭 When I feel like it, I'll write a novel 😇
Give me more updates! 😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠 Could the author do ten chapters a day? [Snickering] Thanks. Please update faster, thanks. Hurry up and update!
Well written, no forced pretentious scenes. Judging from the later changes in the female supporting characters' mindsets, they seem to be becoming more independent. Hopefully, the master won't turn into a harem-style male-oriented story. 😘 Keep it up!
Everyone has their own opinion. I quite like this book. A powerful cultivator returns home, and although his personality is cold, the people around him gradually remind him of the feeling of being an ordinary person. There are some minor flaws and illogical points, but they don't affect my reading experience.
The author has excellent literary skills. While the story framework is similar to other rebirth/cultivation novels, the author's narrative techniques and rhetoric are anything but clichéd. It's completely different from other overpowered protagonist cultivation novels; it's a good book whose title doesn't do it justice. Of course, this is only in comparison to urban cultivation novels.
I've read up to chapter 33, the apology letter. Honestly, if it's really going to be about some kind of spiritual energy revival, I don't think it's worth continuing. There are already way too many similar stories. Why not just pick a long one and read it all at once, right? But if it does return, I'd really love to see it.