The Cultivator in the Deep Mountains
深山中的修道者
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Superpowers
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Talented man, stop fooling around and go home.
A rare gem of a book, keep up the good work, talented writer!
This book is practically a breeding ground for venomous insects.
Save data: Run!!! Let's talk about the content of this book in detail. The first few pages clearly show that the author wanted to create a tranquil and secluded atmosphere, like a paradise on earth. There's the old man in a straw hat fishing alone in the snowy river (the twenty-year-old protagonist), living in a small courtyard halfway up the mountain with his four-year-old sister, and there's…
I've read other novels where they mentioned locking the author in a dark room and forcing them to write 20,000 to 30,000 words a day without food. Which resourceful reader would like to capture that talented author and put them in that dark room? Waiting online!
I'm looking for some novels about highly skilled cultivators, but I've found that several similar ones have ended poorly, like "Dao Xing" (a novel about cultivation). Ideally, the protagonist should be from a Taoist sect. I really can't relate to a Buddhist monk guiding the protagonist, or a supporting character. I'm fine with those roles, but I personally can't identify with a Buddhist protagonist. Looking for recommendations.
It was a pretty good novel at first. It had a certain charm, but it got worse and worse after the protagonist went insane, like he became a completely different person. It became too generic. It was boring.
I really couldn't hold back my tears when I read about the massacre of the entire Longhu Mountain family. What was supposed to be a perfectly good book just inexplicably turned into this.
After killing everyone from Longhu Mountain, I immediately abandoned the game.
Why waste time getting entangled with women when you're supposed to be pursuing the Tao? Sigh.
This book was ruined by the author himself. I was following the updates at the beginning, but I don't know at which chapter he started making mistakes, or whether he changed them later.