A Post-80s Cultivator
八零后修道记
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- Completed
- Length
- 2.0M Words
- Genre
- Cultivation
- Subgenre
- Modern Cultivation
- Updated
- 7y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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This book could have been a masterpiece. The first 400 chapters were very touching and sincere. Unfortunately, after the last 400 chapters, it seemed like a different author had changed.
Really, it was a masterpiece in the early stage, but it became completely chaotic later on, and the span was too big all of a sudden. The early part of this book is the most fascinating I have ever read.
The chapters about the protagonist's childhood are well written and enjoyable to read. I haven't been very good at it since junior high school. I started to follow the old suit and slap in the face route. I really can't stand it anymore.
Suddenly the style of the book changed. It was really good in the early stage, but later it became like I didn't need money for anything. It's such a pity that a good book was ruined like this.
There are some things I really want to say. . . Why are some people saved by the protagonist but only given money? I was surprised that the protagonist had some skills (and I was still surprised the next time I saw the protagonist casting a spell. I still didn't believe it before I was surprised...) And then everyone was surprised again and again. . . Once and for a while. . . . . . . . . . .
Read the whole book! Personally, I think this book collapsed when I was in junior high school! Also, Meishan was marginalized in the later stages of the inheritance. What about Meishan's rampant soldiers? It collapsed into a complete mess!
I would like to ask why things always happen in the protagonist's village and why other people's villages are fine. How can there be so many things happening in a normal village?
Now I find it's over. It's still the same sentence. I changed the author in the middle and later stages. It has changed since entering the city. You might as well write about all kinds of weird things in Meishan. Even if you run away from home, the ending will be better than this.
The back was completely broken. I came here for the front. , And it turned out that it got involved in... That something. . Quirky
The author lets himself go after writing, damn