
Cultivation Is Too Dangerous: Let the Chosen One Take the Hits for Me
修仙太危险,天命之子给我踩雷
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 315k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 4mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
160Chapters
47Reads · all time
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I originally thought it was another routine of cultivating immortals and upgrading, but it turned out that the first chapter nailed the gameplay of seeking good fortune and avoiding evil + using the Son of Destiny to step on thunder and write a set. Xu Changan is not just pretending to be cool, but is really afraid of death and really knows how to calculate. The old six protagonists seem to be particularly smooth 😄😄😄
After the protagonist Xu Changan traveled to the world of immortality, he awakened a panel that only prompted "bad luck/bad luck". When he saw a big disaster, he immediately pretended to be a loser and ran away; when he saw a bad luck, he hid behind the son of destiny and used the opportunity. In the early stage, he relied on nine thousand layers underground to survive. In the mid-term, he used the Son of Destiny as a body armor and thunder weapon. In the later stage, he managed to become the invincible sixth man with the least sense of martial ethics in the world of immortality.
This book has a clear structure and rich content. I think the author must have written it carefully. I I think it's okay.
The villain system in this book is quite interesting. They don't jump out one by one and send them away, but they start from the pursuers who smell the scent, all the way up to inspectors and sales agents. It's a bit interesting.