The Path of the Immortal Sect
仙门道途
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 347k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 8y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
163Chapters
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Reader comments 17
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It's the body-refining stream again, so it can't be innovated. Tmd there are eight or nine books of body-refining in the ten books of Xian Xia. It's boring as hell.
The plot arranged in Chapter 19 feels a bit stiff. It's just a light chivalrous act and then it's like meddling in other people's business (besides, how accurate are you at reading people? So why don't you look at faces?) It's actually just to arrange pig's feet to be apprentices (how can the heroine appear in such a situation to be an apprentice), so it feels a bit stiff. Besides, is this how cultivators recruit disciples? I feel like his master is too mentally retarded! Looking at the various tests of apprenticeship in other sects, this master values chivalry and justice? (This is a job done by martial arts warriors, not cultivators) Please forgive me for talking too much, please get out of here as a sign of respect.
Let's learn from the Legend of Shushan Swordsman!
I always feel that there are hints of Shushan in my writings.
I always feel that there are hints of Shushan in my writings.
According to Xianxia novels! Without the soul, you are destined to be unable to fly with a sword in the first half of your life.
I want to know where the protagonist's identity as a time-travelling person is reflected 😰 If it is not reflected in the follow-up, it is better not to give up this identity.
I don't want to read any books where the word "Taoist couple" is understood to mean the role of wife.
With such poor results, hasn't the author discovered the problem?
Why is the book review section deserted as soon as the book is put on the shelves?
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To be honest, this book is much better than the previous one. It has been improved by more than one level. Except that I still can't see that the protagonist, as a time traveler, embodies the way of thinking of those modern people.