
Cultivating Immortality as a Mortal in Shushan
蜀山之凡人修仙
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Cultivation
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 2y ago
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- Qidian
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Is there really another world where one can cultivate immortality, or another dimension where one can live forever? With what I know so far, I can’t say. But that won’t stop us from letting our imaginations run wild in the world of online fiction. Follow one protagonist after another as they rise from humble beginnings, step by step, to become immortals, roam the martial world, retire to a carefree life in the countryside, find themselves surrounded by beautiful women, or end up alone. The possi
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I was persuaded to quit when I saw that the protagonist didn't want to become a disciple As I analyzed earlier, I had no backing and was beaten everywhere. I can only accept it as a coward when facing the disciples of the big sect. If you want to say that no one has ever liked you, forget it. Later, there is a plot about the opportunity to become a disciple of a big sect. You don't like either Qingcheng or Emei, good guys. You just like to be Long Aotian. If you can't stand it or if you don't like it, you won't go. You are the one who rejected them all. Which one of you and the protagonist is schizophrenic?
What would it be like for ordinary people without a sect in the Shushan world who want to practice? Huanzhu Louzhu has already written: There are two ordinary people who want to practice and become immortals, but they can't find a sect and a senior master who is willing to accept a disciple. After more than ten years of painstaking search, they finally found the inheritance left by a swordsman from Shu (Sichuan area) who had ascended in the Tang Dynasty. It included his cultivation techniques and his experiences and insights during the cultivation process. Logically speaking, it was enough to just put the food in his mouth and chew it down, and then these two unlucky guys planned to get up and practice. As a result, the two unlucky men found that they could not understand it at all. As mentioned earlier, this master was a swordsman from Shu during the Tang Dynasty, so his inheritance was also written in the Shu dialect during the Tang Dynasty and was a Taoist terminology that had been encrypted twice. After receiving the inheritance, these two unlucky guys have been practicing hard for decades without even touching the edge of a hundred-day foundation. And there are not many secret books under the Shushan world view that are written in simplified Chinese or traditional Chinese characters. The typical writing languages are dragons, chapters, phoenixes, heavenly books, talismans and other texts. It is impossible for ordinary people to translate them word for word. You must be able to understand it, and it is easier to get direct access to the masterless inheritance in the Shushan world: Guangcheng Immortal Book (a mixture of official script from the Qin and Han Dynasties, flower and bird seal scripts from the Spring and Autumn Period, dragon chapters and phoenix inscriptions, and oracle bone inscriptions from the Shang and Zhou Dynasties). Hesha Qishu (compiled from the oracle bone inscriptions of the Shang and Zhou dynasties and the dragon and phoenix inscriptions of the Jin and Jin dynasties). To sum up, if ordinary people want to practice in the Shushan world, they have no choice but to find a reliable apprenticeship. (If you say that you have various cheats on the game system in the Shushan online game world, just pretend that I didn't say it).
The first thing Shushan does is to cover up the secrets of heaven. A bunch of people won't ascend, and a bunch of Bodhisattvas and Arhats won't leave. Moreover, every thing has its own owner.
Less than ten chapters into the game, the protagonist has already encountered many life-and-death crises, all relying on the protagonist's halo to survive. Such a protagonist without any B-level skills is quite useless.
I felt relieved when I saw that everyone was trolling the author.
It is almost impossible to write the "fixed number" of Shushan. The reason is also very simple. There is a spiritual world in Shushan, and the two worlds are separate. Immortal Chizhan often went to the fairy world to visit friends, and the giant tree god came from the fairy world. The master with long eyebrows is also an immortal descended from the immortal world. . .
Isn't this just Long Aotian's apprenticeship? No need, I have an author; sect members support each other? No, I have the author; the knowledge of words and secret language required to read Taoism? No need, as long as the author says it's okay; does the boss give you blessing? It's even less necessary, as long as there is an author, that's it. Simply click on it for free, and all you see is the unlimited "author" function. There is no attempt to construct the reason for the protagonist's success. Everything can be directly pushed to the author. Normal novels will at least try to make the novel "reasonable" and give as much evidence as possible for cheating. Instead of deliberately writing that the protagonist relies on "himself" for everything, he is actually the author.
Why are there quarrels in the comments section? The author uses the world of Shushan Swordsman. But I definitely haven't read the original work, and I haven't understood its background and setting. Then the writing method of Xiaobai's time-traveling Long Aotian was still used, but the original work was a classical fairy tale. Many of the people who came to see it came because of the Shushan Swordsman reputation, but they ended up selling it as dog meat. Isn't this a scolding!
The main storyline was poorly designed and fell into the original plot line, focusing on fighting swords without even looking at how much weight I had!
Big poisonous weeds, big garbage, work and life are annoying enough! I felt even more uncomfortable after reading this book! !