
Infinite Cultivation System
无限修道系统
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.0M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
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Canglang Pavilion's Booklist
From the classics down to the legends, whatever has survived through the ages is passed on by word of mouth.
I Don’t Usually Recommend Books, but the Ones I Do Are All Favorites
In my opinion, these are classic and worthwhile. If you like them, let us read together. I am not a professional book recommender; I only recommend books I enjoy. I love reading novels, but I do not like recommending books carelessly.
No Goody-Two-Shoes, No Harem, Just Decisive Action
I don't like saintly heroines or harems, so these books tend to be dark or domineering. Most of the protagonists fight the world alone,
Single-Protagonist Stories
I don’t like harem novels. If the protagonist gets a significant other, I’ll remove the book.
For Seasoned Readers
I don't have much to say, and I don't know what everyone likes, but take a look and see if there's anything here you might enjoy.
Novels I'm Reading Now
A wide variety
Only the Best Make the List
A mix of older books and promising new ones. I personally prefer lighter reads, so if you do too, feel free to take a look.
Find Great Books Here
Transmigrate, reborn, and System stories
Fateful Little Shop
I read all kinds of books.
Sharing Some Books I Like, for When You're Out of Books
There are lots of great books and plenty of duds. I'm just sharing the books I consider hidden gems with everyone.
Adrift in a Sea of Books
I changed the old description. I'm too lazy to type one out, so I'll leave it at that.
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To summarize, every time-travel TV series inevitably starts with "Mr. Vampire," and "Mr. Vampire" always has a scene where he drinks Western tea. 🙂
Reading the third chapter, it's so toxic, I'm out of here!
Having read the third chapter, I was thoroughly disgusted! Especially that line from the protagonist: "Mulian He, you just wait, I will repay this humiliation tenfold in the future." In a world without the current legal system, where everyone is at his mercy, how dare he say such a thing? Does he want to die even faster? What future does the protagonist even have to speak of?
If you remove the door and the protagonist's dialogue, and don't add something like an intelligent program,
If you remove the door and the dialogue between the protagonist, and don't add that AI program-like thing, it would feel pretty good. Now it's like watching two clowns having a conversation, and they're so self-righteous.
This protagonist is truly awful. During battles, he frequently gets stunned and disoriented, giving his opponent an opening to pummel him. He's basically a pig character with a built-in stun effect!
This kind of foolish protagonist, who doesn't know how to work hard, fantasizes about instant success, and can't recognize the situation, should be humiliated to death so that a new protagonist can be chosen.
Damn it. This book is toxic.
The work is rated below average. The author didn't have an outline and wrote as things went, resulting in a disorganized feel, with unclear distribution between the main world and the time-travel plot. The protagonist lacks intelligence, perhaps due to the author's strong personal experiences. There's no clear intention behind the protagonist's character development. Therefore, the protagonist's words sometimes seem incoherent, or their intelligence seems to fluctuate.
Forgive my bluntness, but I couldn't even finish four chapters of this novel.
Holy crap, is this some kind of predictable tactic?
There are so many negative reviewers. They write amazing stories and call them "newbie novels." They write stories where the protagonist is abused and call it "torture of the protagonist." Do they have to be just a little bit better than the villain?
I'll leave once I get to Chapter 3.