The Great Dao Furnace
大道洪炉
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
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I came here only to be mediocre, starting with farming. The start seemed pretty good; even with ten times the mental strength of an ordinary person during the Qi Refining stage, I could manage. However, the Ancient Blade Technique... Just as I was seriously using drugs, someone (a female Foundation Establishment cultivator) discovered my farming technique was at level six, and I started cultivating the Ancient Blade Technique. I abandoned it. That damn synopsis doesn't match the content at all.
The beginning is very similar to Fang Xiang's cultivation world.
The part about the Heavenly Gift Pill was disgustingly written. It was extremely poisonous. No cultivation sect would allow its disciples to steal the rewards of the Grand Competition; that would be a slap in the face to the sect. And this is supposed to be a cultivation novel? This is standard demonic sect practice. The author should go back and reread what he wrote.
Judging from the initial chapters, I felt it would definitely fall apart soon.
The protagonist's personality feels very inexplicable.
Some things don't make logical sense either.
Sigh, it's tough to make a living in the Xianxia genre these days. The bestseller lists are full of older books, and the new ones are mostly from platinum authors and a few big names.
I was just reading this book, and it talks about low-key development and stable farming. Suddenly, a Foundation Establishment female cultivator pulled up a single stalk of millet (one stalk out of 20 acres), and then the author angrily confronted the female cultivator and banged on a bamboo pole (12 catties of millet only cost one spirit stone, how many catties could a single stalk possibly yield?)
You can update your blog while looking for a job. Since you have plenty of time, you could consider taking on a sequel or something.
If everyone abandons these results, how are the others supposed to survive?
Even if I starve to death, die outside, or jump off this building, I will never say this book is bad!