The Path to Immortality
攀仙路
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.3M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia Romance
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
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After the male lead appeared, the female lead became too dependent and always needed to be rescued... As a sword cultivator, the female lead was a bit too weak.
Just to keep Wangxi from being lonely, they went to capture a monster egg to separate the mother and child! Although the female lead has the blood of the Heavenly Vein and accepted the mission of the Queen Mother of the West Sea, she never treats monsters as equals! That's one thing, after all, they were born human, but this change in values is a bit shattered, including the male lead's!
Although the female protagonist is supposed to be a sword cultivator, there's too little description of swordsmanship. For example, her cultivation techniques, her understanding of the sword path, and even the forging of her natal sword are all too simplistic, giving the impression of being easily glossed over.
Having read 300 chapters, here are my thoughts: I honestly don't quite understand the central theme. It vaguely feels like a grueling cultivation journey, yet the protagonist, supposedly a sword cultivator, never demonstrates any real swordsmanship.
Actually, it would have been better if the author hadn't defined the female lead as a sword cultivator, because throughout the entire story, she never seriously practiced swordsmanship.
I read over 140 chapters, but I just couldn't take it anymore. I tolerated so many typos, but it just kept getting worse... It felt like it wasn't written by the same person at all... Goodbye!
The concept is unique, but it doesn't feel like a fantasy novel. The cultivation aspect is poorly written, the art style is off, and it doesn't feel like a cultivation story at all.
I'm poisoned, I'm leaving now, you guys do as you please. 😥
There are so many typos! 😅
There are many typos, and names are often wrong. Furthermore, the later parts of the text frequently don't connect with or are inconsistent with the earlier parts. The plot also jumps around abruptly. I feel the author is being very perfunctory.