The Cultivating Chief
修真的酋长
- Status
- Completed
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- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 8y ago
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It's not a big deal if someone goes abroad and doesn't come back, as long as it's self-funded; no one has the right to interfere. But if it's a government-funded study abroad program, not coming back is a matter of character.
Those who cultivate immortality but go to farm are just as lazy as Gates becoming the leader of the Beggars' Sect. No wonder they can't ascend to immortality.
This is idiotic writing. Unparalleled martial arts skills are given away for free. The protagonist's actions are entirely driven by personal thought and do not rise to the level of a nation. It's just like kids playing house.
I once wandered here, only to fall into the dust, spending my entire life trying to escape.
The protagonist of this book is problematic. He's weak in the early stages, and instead of focusing on improving himself, he's busy fishing and distributing his unparalleled martial arts skills to the nation. Seriously, did everyone in the world treat him with the utmost devotion before? Once the outside world knows he has a bunch of amazing skills but is actually weak, what will they do?
Cultivation in this world seems incredibly simple. The protagonist explained it once, and everyone there, including children and the elderly, could cultivate. These people had probably never even been exposed to cultivation before, right? So how did they do it? How did they learn it without one-on-one instruction and with such low levels of education? It's like giving a primary school student a secret manual and having them learn it on their own.
He's more like a native with superpowers than a cultivator who's lived for decades. I don't believe that someone with the pride of transcending tribulations and ascending to immortality would call a stranger "uncle" or be considerate of others' feelings...
I admit I was stupid; my soft ears were only for a momentary mood, but I ended up creating a lot of trouble.
After reading my novel "I Can Become a Fish," watching this one felt strange. The main characters are both Chu Xian, but their personalities are different. The beginning was a bit confusing.
I'm a disciple, after all, so I'm here to report for duty.