A Marvelous Reversal on the Immortal Path
妙逆仙途
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 595k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia Romance
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 9y ago
- English
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Household intrigue, immortal cultivation, and the apocalypse.
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Modern urban life, traditional ancient settings, turning the tables in another world, the apocalypse, and interstellar stories.
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I recommend a similar novel, "The Rebirth of the Female Supporting Character: Zi Li's Spirit Herb Space," which is absolutely similar in content.
I find the female lead really annoying. She's been messing with Liu Silin for so long and still hasn't killed her. She clearly knows that keeping her around will cause endless trouble, yet she doesn't even bother to investigate and eliminate her.
Although this is the author's first novel, it's still quite well-written. The content is a bit concise, but the plot is clear and the writing flows smoothly, making it worth reading. It doesn't have as many of the nitpicks that other readers find! I've read all the cultivation novels the author wrote during their more mature period, so I can accept this immature work just as well! 🌹
I was shocked. The readers in this article were incredibly harsh and malicious, saying all sorts of nasty things.
He Suifeng planned to silence the female cultivator who was practicing Qi cultivation, who was also the female lead (at the time, he didn't know she was his niece). They had no grudge against each other, so why should she die? Jiang Chan was a bad person for using him, but what kind of good person was He Suifeng for silencing an innocent person? It's just dogs fighting, nothing more.
Why write about the younger brother? Wouldn't it be better to write about him alone?
It's a palace intrigue story disguised as a cultivation novel, but its main theme is simple: do everything you can to kill the boss, and once the boss falls, the whole book is over!
In Chapter 14, why didn't the female lead and the others tell about the evil cultivators of the Heavenly Mystery Sect? Why weren't they going to save Mu Xiaodie's brother?
A very good novel
Smoke and rain, slightly cool Android Expert Badge Yanyuweiliang posted a thread I was only considering reading this book after seeing recommended titles, but before jumping in, I wanted to know: what are the female lead's aptitudes and comprehension like? What kind of personality does she have? Is she naive, weak, incompetent, and overly compassionate?
I finished reading it, it was very good, but it seems that the foreshadowing of Liu Silin was forgotten...