The Talent Wheel
天赋轮盘
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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697Chapters
15.6kRecommendations
38.4kFans
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Please stop your suicidal behavior. This is a fantasy novel; this kind of woman should be killed off immediately, otherwise it's too brainless.
It seemed pretty good, so why are the results so dismal?
In fact, ancient Chinese people generally rode horses. This was because children in agrarian societies had to herd cattle, so they had to ride them even if they didn't want to. Donkeys were also indispensable, so they had to ride them even if they didn't want to.
The character of Sisi feels a bit off. The protagonist, with all his strength and advantages, struggles to break through to a higher realm, while she easily reaches a similar level. I've noticed this common problem in many fantasy novels: characters with just a few resources can easily catch up to the protagonist, perhaps lacking in combat power, but breaking through realms effortlessly. I don't understand who the real protagonist is.
The most tragic secondary profession in cultivation is talisman drawing. I'm bad at math, so let me calculate just how tragic it is.
Ten low-grade talismans cost only 1 low-grade spirit stone. The materials are as follows: a low-grade talisman brush costs 9 spirit stones, 100 low-grade talisman papers cost 1 low-grade spirit stone, and a bottle of first-grade spirit ink costs 1 spirit stone and can be used 100 times. Second-grade spirit ink costs 1 spirit stone and can be used 30 times. The success rate is also very low.
I suspect the author stopped writing because the skill system wasn't well-defined. After all, the Nascent Soul stage should be for cultivating top-tier spiritual techniques, so what about the Body Integration and Mahayana stages? It can't be immortal techniques, and even quasi-immortal techniques don't warrant two realms.
I feel the author portrayed the talents of the sect members as too low. The protagonist, with only average magical talent, is ranked first in the sect. A mere beginner-level talisman-making talent is enough to make an elder spend hundreds of spirit stones to invest in him—it feels pathetic. Could Tianyi Sect really be one of the bottom-tier sects?
I've read over forty chapters. Almost every chapter has typos or awkward phrasing, and even after being pointed out, I haven't corrected them.
Actually, the Green Ox is the main character in this book. They only signed an equal contract. The protagonist, completely lacking common sense, decided to provide the Green Ox with all its cultivation resources, even though his own cultivation level still needed improvement. Heh. The minor contaminations in other areas are acceptable. I'm not going to tough it out with such a large toxic spot!
Although it has 2,000 chapters, it is short and weak and cannot achieve great things.