Conquering Kunlun
御昆仑
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 709k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
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273Chapters
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A heads-up: Although this book is angsty, it gets more enjoyable starting from chapter 36!
Sometimes I feel Xu Bing is somewhat pathetic. Even though she possesses the cultivation of a terrestrial immortal that everyone envies, it was merely bestowed upon her by the Heavenly Dao to qualify her to serve as Ren Qing's sorcerer. In the eyes of those familiar with the Heavenly Dao, she is just an accessory to Ren the Sword Immortal; in the eyes of those who don't know, she only seems to have benefited from her father's glory...
Given the current state of Qidian, this might be your swan song. If you change your focus or decide to retire from writing altogether, please let us, your devoted readers, know.
Come on... I really want to read fantasy novels with a transformation theme, but there are so few. Can anyone recommend a few? I'll pass on "Peerless Immortal Princess" for now...
A transmigrator. What was he thinking, traveling a thousand miles to a brothel to have his martial arts crippled? Did he develop masochistic tendencies after transforming? The author might as well write angst novels for female readers.
The author should at least change their writing style. Judging from the beginning, it feels like the same plot formula as "Dragging Blade." Will the rest of the story be similar to "Dragging Blade"? Actually, I just want to say no more angst, though that's not important. As long as the author can guarantee that no male character ever encounters the protagonist, especially in a suggestive way, regardless of whether the man is a good guy or a supporting character, I'll keep watching. 🙂
Does every woman have to go through the ordeal of working in a brothel? Does that mean men also have to face the prospect of castration?
To be honest, after watching this, my resolve to jump into the sea is even stronger!
It wasn't actually that agonizing; the destruction of the dantian was manageable, as most novels start similarly. However, the destruction felt forced and unnatural. The transition was abrupt, and in the author's world, the protagonist initially possessed some strength but wasn't particularly powerful. She was a beautiful young woman who had endured hardships to reach Qingyi Tower.
What a piece of trash! The protagonist practically delivers himself to a brothel to be a prostitute, and all he does is cry. What the hell is he crying for? Why doesn't he just commit suicide?