
Spiritual Qi Revival: An Immortal Taught Me How to Cultivate from the Start
灵气复苏:开局仙人传我修行法
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 332k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Cultivation
- Updated
- 16h ago
- English
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184Chapters
35.6kReads · 30 days
151.3kReads · all time
3.5kShelf adds, last 14 days
6.0Score
21 ch/weekPace
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It's alright; the pace of development is neither too fast nor too slow, placing it among the world's leading sects. However, its methods are somewhat simplistic, and its legacy isn't quite sufficient compared to major sects like Longhu Mountain, Wudang, and Shaolin Temple. The protagonist definitely doesn't have any advantage.
It's a good read, and the background plot of the spiritual energy revival is somewhat similar to Chen Dong's "Sacred Ruins." I remember reading that book in middle school; everyone's reaction was lukewarm, but I really enjoyed it.
After chapter 25, it started mimicking the style of "Saint Ruins" again. Was it written by AI?
Very well written, somewhat inspired by the novel *Saint Xu*. Keep it up, don't abandon the story!
It's rather bland, just a bit slow-paced. But it's still quite enjoyable to watch.
There are currently no harmful elements. It is hoped that we will continue to uphold the spirit of Laozi and Zhuangzi, avoid reckless actions, and not corrupt our Daoist heart.
The magic weapon should be a seal. A seal has four sides that can be carved with landscapes, but a stele only has two. A tiger can sit on top of the seal; I've never heard of a tiger sitting on the bottom of a stele.
Very nice
It's quite nice, I'd recommend it.
Pretty good, keep it up, author!