Cultivating Immortality in the Qing Dynasty
清穿修仙
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Qing-Republic Transmigration
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Actually, when it comes to Qing Dynasty time-travel novels featuring female protagonists cultivating immortality, the most amazing one I've ever seen is a girl who quietly cultivated as a palace maid. Later, she formed a golden core, directly demolished the palace, and built a sect on the spot.
After testing the waters, I found the book uninteresting. The female lead's mother is naive, her father is a scumbag, her grandmother is wicked, and she also has a love interest aunt, a transmigrated sister, and the female lead's intelligence is lacking. Her cultivation is a mess, the plot is bland, the logic is poor, and it's all very verbose.
Speechless =_=, I stupidly bought it, and after watching half of it, I have to say, it genuinely disgusted me. It felt like there was a lump of shit stuck in my throat; spitting it out was nauseating, but not spitting it out was even more nauseating. It was so depressing. Author, the theme is actually quite novel, and many parts are very well-written and genuinely make you want to keep reading.
I have a question: Is the purpose of cultivating immortality simply to eliminate intelligence? Please refer to the female protagonist in this article for examples.
All I can say is, the female lead has such amazing advantages, yet she lives such a pathetic life. It's unbelievable. She's also so naive and saintly, and yet she's still alive...
I'd rather be the one to wear it; I'm really worried about the female lead's intelligence.
I cultivate immortality, my lifespan is equal to that of heaven, and my magical power is boundless. Therefore, all the princes and emperors dote on me. I obey the emperor's orders, and I even bear children for the princes and emperors... This logic simply doesn't hold water. Cultivators and mortals are like elephants and ants; they pursue completely different things.
The female lead is a bit too much of a saint; she's not really my type. I think her common sense is far too weak. Anyone would know that someone isn't their own sister, and they've never even met, yet she feels sorry for them?! 🤔🤔I can't accept this! 😠😠
Why can't the author just focus on palace intrigue? The female lead's IQ is like that of an elementary school student. Even cultivating immortality didn't help her improve her intelligence, which shows how rigid her brain is.
How good can a story be if it claims someone's life without any repercussions?