[The rating has just come in and is still climbing.] The mortal world is vast and sorrowful, while the path to immortality is distant and elusive.
A village boy only wanted to earn an official title and bring honor to his family. But an old book left behind by his grandfather and an ancient immortal gourd led him onto the path of cultivation.
Everyone said Earth Spirit Roots were suited only for defense, but Li Pan used the power of the earth to crush his peers.
A hundred years passed in the blink of an eye. When he finally reached the summit and looked back, the mountain was still the same, but he was no longer the person he had been.
He has five Spirit Roots, but not the worst kind. His Earth Spirit Root aptitude is exceptionally high, and his roots are not the traditional five-root type!
This book is very well written, progressing step by step, well-founded, and the author's writing style is also excellent. I'm tentatively adding it to my bookshelf.
It's actually worth two stars. The story flows fairly well, but like a bland, uninteresting narrative, it lacks any real appeal. Even the plot twists feel cheap and tedious. Chapters thirty or forty are completely useless. Are you really going to attract readers with your bland plot and laughable writing?
Probably a newbie, so it's just average. I won't criticize the author.
So far, it's alright. There aren't many cultivation novels that specialize in earth-based cultivation. There was an early female-oriented novel with a somewhat naive, earth-based female lead, but the writing was a bit immature, so I didn't finish it. This is the first male-oriented one I've seen. It has some novelty. This one isn't particularly amazing, but it doesn't have any major flaws either.
The plot unfolds gradually, the design is reasonable, and it's quite readable. At first glance, I think it's worth continuing. Five stars!
So far, it's going well. Keep it up!
The writing is solid and concise, and the descriptions of the atmosphere are commendable; overall, it's very good. 👍
I've read a few chapters and it seems pretty good; the plot is well-structured.
I'll give you three stars, I won't discourage you, it's just bland as water.
Indeed 😄😄😄😄😄😄