Shu Mountain: I Am Yan Ying
蜀山之我是严人英
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 967k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
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So much fluff, even plagiarizing the original work. Recommend?
It's not very good. There's no sense of immersion; he's just a minor character. The cheat-like abilities are completely unnecessary.
This book has a similar feel to the novel "The Legend of the Swordsmen of Shushan" written by Li Liang decades ago.
I wonder if anyone has read this book; it's completely different from the feeling depicted in Huanzhu Louzhu's Shushan novel.
In fact, following the original plot is the right way to go, because the Shushan world is a world that highly values cause and effect. If you want to obtain the magical treasures and divine weapons of the previous immortals, you must bear their karmic consequences. Not to mention that most of these weapons already have owners.
The main character (referring to a character in a popular Chinese TV series) seems to have been mostly just a background character; Laozi's (Taishang Laojun's) cheat codes haven't really been used much. The items given by the sage seem no different from the Shu Mountain martial arts, nor are they any more powerful. 😅
The cultivation technique given to you by Taiqing, your "golden finger," hasn't been very useful since it was released. It's barely mentioned, much like in the original novel. The protagonist had so many opportunities, yet he was only slightly more powerful than his peers in the original story...
The first chapter is already so cloying and overly lofty, and the level of sophistication is far too low.
I really admire the author's writing skills, and I hope their books will continue to improve.
I really admire the author's writing skills, and I hope their books will continue to improve.
I really admire the author's writing skills, and I hope their books will continue to improve.