The Super Immortal of the City
都市超级狂仙
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.1M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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1.5kChapters
1.3kRecommendations
3.9kFans
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Living for Billions of Years in the City
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Author, in these kinds of stories, there's always a chapter where the protagonist encounters an opponent who can defeat him, and then he starts talking about needing to focus on training again. While that's logically sound, it just doesn't feel as satisfying...
The mindless, pretentious novels that originated from Qidian (the Chinese online literature platform) seem to be declining.
The mindless, pretentious novels that originated from Qidian (the Chinese online literature platform) seem to be declining.
This is truly an incredibly addictive book. After reading dozens of chapters, the protagonist is only a Qi Sea Realm Grandmaster, constantly showing off and getting slapped in the face. One by one, the supporting characters become billionaires. The book even mentions how, several years ago, a ghost cultivator was given a physical body and a child became a Grandmaster.
I couldn't take it after four chapters, I had to run! It's unbelievable that a novel still exists that's so blatantly cheesy, violently arrogant, and capable of face-slapping—truly a once-in-a-millennium find! It's bizarre!
You can tell from the title that it was written by an elementary school student.
I'm so impressed with myself for managing to read 40 chapters. Holy crap (*`へ´*) I'm going to die! The villains are all so brainless, I swear!
I've read 10 chapters, but I really can't take it anymore. Reading any more will kill me! 🙂🙂
Watching it from beginning to end, one word comes to mind: toxic!
Chapter 15
I persevered and read up to chapter 15, and I was speechless. Even a top student's essay in elementary school felt better than this.
The protagonist is a plague god, attracting enemies wherever he goes, then the villain tries to show off and get slapped in the face, only to be ridiculed instead. This happens roughly every three chapters, the plot repeating itself endlessly. Is this some kind of broken record? Are readers just reading this kind of formulaic story? Have you considered why the author's books aren't doing well?