
A Hundred Generations of Simulation, Becoming an Immortal in Ten Days!
百世模拟,十日成仙!
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 134k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 4mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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55Chapters
15Reads
1Listens
17.5kReads · all time
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The setting is very novel, but it is not a cool novel. There are many kinds of love between children, and the top level is severely blocked. There are only twelve roads to the real golden elixir. Others have no way and can only cultivate fake golden elixirs. Judging from the plot, the male protagonist is now ready to find another path to the true golden elixir. Just too slow
The world view is grand, the map is huge, and it feels like there are only tens of millions of words to write. There are currently no minefields, and each world is very real. The emotional lines in the simulation are also well written and not obtrusive. The logic is very reasonable, and there is no pressure on the battle. It is quite smooth and flowing. The setting is very novel, not the old-fashioned way of cultivating immortals simulator. Overall, it is a highly recommended novel. I hope the author will keep updating and don't give up. Your writing is really good! ☆˶> X <˶.⁺
The simulated word count is appropriate, and the imagination is wild. It depicts a magnificent world of immortality, different ways of cultivation, and the bitter life of a mortal. The writing is sloppy and the logic is strict, but there is too much sadness and a little lack of cheerful vitality. It is a masterpiece worth reading.
I feel like this is the best book I've ever read [get it]
No matter what happens next, the first simulation was really well written.
666 You guys from small workshops are the most ruthless. When you write normal articles, your writing style is just average. When you write about dead people, it's like Wenquxing descends to earth.
It's very beautiful. The stories in the simulator are quite good. You, the author, wrote it very well.
The first simulation was great
There was nothing too toxic until Chapter 40, and the plot was pretty good. The subject matter is also good
Good-looking, good-looking, pretty good