
Immortal Cultivation Across the Eight Wastelands
仙修八荒
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- Completed
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- 2.0M Words
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- Cultivation
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 7y ago
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- Qidian
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Ah! After I finish writing this book, the back part is okay, but the front part is a bit boring, just like playing a game without cheating or passion.
TimeThe flow rate is 1:100. Stayed in the time room for 30,000 years, and the outside world is 300 years. . . How are you charged interest on your loan? Wang Xiaoyao
Don't be put off by the Dabai writing style at the beginning. In fact, it gets more and more exciting later on, with an indescribable and fascinating flavor. After subscribing to the chapters, you will write better and better, and you can see the improvement of the quality of a new author haha 😁😁
Personally, I think the writing is very good for a newcomer. ✌️
Okay, the new book has been sent out, and I'm going back. I wish you success in Huanggang, Shenzhen!
I really can't stand it anymore, it's been rushed from the beginning, there are basically no details about various immortal cultivations, I try to imitate many masterpieces but they are all very crudely written, inexplicably the various inheritances don't work, the master-disciple relationship is even weirder, the apprentice has no apprentice. He has no humility, respect, and the dignity and rigor that a master should have... He can't even fit the pig's trotter genius into a treasure, but he doesn't even practice, and he has been passed down inexplicably all day long... In short, it feels like a mess, and I don't know what the point of writing is!
Every time I write about a conflict, it ends in an anticlimax. Is it interesting to write like this? Especially the alchemy master, if someone wants to kill your apprentice, then just say "test your apprentice's strength" and it will be fine. Author, what kind of garbage did you write? Don't you feel sick? Also, if you have already practiced Qi at the fifth level, you will still be at the fifth level if you break through. Will you break through to the fourth level as you practice? You can even reach the third level of Qi training in a while. He even forgot the most important aspect of cultivation, haha, haha.
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Wang Xiaoyao, why does it end in a hurry? Is it because the payment cannot be released? That monthly ticket was given to someone else!
It's over. . .