Immortal Fate at the Spirit Platform
灵台仙缘
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.3M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Modern Cultivation
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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The protagonist's family is destroyed, his relatives are killed, and he himself is hunted down and killed. Then he's reborn with the cheat-like ability to become stronger through hard work, but the very next day he starts flirting with his female classmate?! And he even reduces his cultivation time to help her cultivate?! Seriously, he deserves to have his whole family die. The author's imagination is truly beyond the comprehension of ordinary people.
How many fellow cultivators came to the discussion forum after seeing the "abandoned son of a wealthy family" meme in the introduction, and then... Nothing happened! Bye!
Someone who experienced the annihilation of their family in their past life, living such a naive life in this one? The author's writing style is very campus-like; remove the "spiritual platform" element, and it's basically a loser from a past life returning to a decade or so ago to continue showing off and chasing girls.
The way other people address the protagonist is disgusting. Some guy with a slight connection calls him "Chenchen"—couldn't the author think of any other names? And the "golden finger" (or "cheat code") is the biggest flaw. Does Bodhi Patriarch teach blacksmithing? It's obviously different. He's cultivating immortality, you're practicing martial arts—how can you compare them?
I don't want to click on anything that mentions a spoiled rich kid.
After reading ten chapters, I think the free offer makes sense. Lingtai Mountain is a crucial part of the prehistoric world system, focusing on cultivation. Your opening, following a martial arts path, clearly lowers the overall quality. Furthermore, the protagonist's past life, whether reborn or dreaming of a past life, involved the massacre of his entire family.
Those from the Republic of China era, please report here.
I have no idea what the author is writing. Two hundred chapters and he's only a martial artist... And with such a huge cheat code! A level nine martial artist with 108 meridians open, he still has to figure out how to defeat a level one or two spiritual cultivator. And you're even cultivating the Chaos Technique created by the Bodhi Patriarch... I think it's more like a stew...
The beginning of this book was alright, but after the VIP chapters, it became incredibly padded. One minute it's blacksmithing, the next it's alchemy, then city building, cultivation, and after going to school, new friends and members of a reclusive family appear! It jumps around so much! It's all so disjointed and confusing!
After reading a dozen or so chapters, I'm starting to understand why this book isn't popular! The first dozen or so chapters show that the scene descriptions are not detailed and unclear. Lingtai Fangcun Mountain, an ordinary person eager to become stronger enters, and for days he only focuses on blacksmithing!