The Immortal Child of the Jie Sect
洪荒之截教仙童
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 9y ago
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A common problem with current fantasy novels is that they dare not write or change anything, and then portray this reluctance as something unchangeable. This is frustrating. Since the protagonist transmigrated, it means he can change things. I think the inability to change things stems from being too influenced by works like *Palace* and *A Step into the Past*.
Seeing that the protagonist has already cultivated to the Taiyi Golden Immortal realm, but is about to fall into inner demons in both the Heavenly Court and the mortal realm, I wonder if the protagonist has actually become an immortal? If he falls into inner demons so easily, what's the point of cultivating?
Those who were kind to you are all dead, while those who were your enemies are still alive and kicking. What's the point of having you then?
If the protagonist does nothing, I might as well go read the original Investiture of the Gods.
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The enemy who killed my master and senior brothers! What nonsense! "Boundless Heavenly Venerable"?! Venerable my ass! Use your brain! This transmigration probably turned you into an idiot.
The protagonist goes bewitched at the drop of a hat, who are they trying to scare?! This piece of trash, this beauty, can become an immortal? It's an insult to pigs to say that pigs can become immortals.
After reading the first three chapters, I realized that what could be explained in two sentences is being rambled on endlessly. I'm not very optimistic about this book.
Illogical
The biggest logical contradiction lies in the protagonist's transmigration and the predetermined fate of Heaven. In the "Primordial Era" genre, if Heaven doesn't acknowledge the protagonist, the protagonist will be struck down; if Heaven does acknowledge the protagonist, then even if the protagonist has the ability to defeat the Three Pure Ones, Heaven won't interfere.
The hatred of killing my master and brother, the grudge of slaughtering my sect and destroying my path—I don't care. This is the will of Heaven. I just need to send them to their tribulations, steal some knowledge along the way, and ask for some rewards. After all, I'm helpless. I dare not offend the sages and the Heavenly Dao. It's better to die for my fellow Daoists than for myself.
The protagonist seems too hesitant and calculating. Aside from a few great sages, everyone else can be manipulated; otherwise, how could he achieve enlightenment?