
Ascending to Immortality Is Not Easy
飞升不容易
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 540k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia Romance
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Stats
249Chapters
30.6kRecommendations
6.9kFans
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I came here because of the "might makes right" premise. I heard this book doesn't have a male-dominated, female-subordinate system, which is what makes sense. It's not like feudal society where men were expected to work the land and were forcibly suppressed by men, leading to the distorted thinking of women in later generations.
It looks great, keep it up! (ง •̀_•́)ง
It actually appeared in my recommendations, so it must be pretty good. (๑• . •๑) Does this book have a male lead? (๑❛ᴗ❛๑)
Having read some, I feel that the advantages are obvious. The author put their heart into writing, and the values and intelligence are all on point. There's nothing messy or nonsensical. The female lead's strength increases appropriately. However, the disadvantages are also obvious. The female lead's aptitude is average, her sect is small, her foundation is weak, and even after reaching Foundation Establishment, she still uses the worst kind of cultivation technique.
It's ridiculous. These days, novels all seem to have multiple brothers for the female lead to spoil her instead of the male lead. This book's first chapter says the female lead is an only child, which makes you think things are finally different. But then in the second chapter, she gains a brother! Isn't that a joke?
I have read the book. Like most cultivation novels, it follows a similar formula, but it has many highlights. What I appreciate most is that the author writes that the cultivation world is based on gender equality. I've read many cultivation novels, but in them, 60-70% of female cultivators still have a much lower status than male cultivators.
I'm having a reading slump, so I've started reading the serialized version. I hope it updates soon...
I think it's alright. It's just a small sect, so it's reasonable that many things are missing. The plot is clear and the writing isn't too verbose. It's much better than some cultivation novels. Having read the ones on the list, I think this one still has room for improvement. Keep it up! ヾ(✿゚▽゚)ノ
They've all reached the Foundation Establishment stage and all they use is the Water Arrow spell. Even the smallest sect should have a few basic spells, right? If all else fails, they'll use wood or earth magic. It's completely mindless.
The writing is so smooth and delicate! I've invested in it. Keep up the good work, author! 🌹