A Rogue Demon Cultivator Who Starts by Taking Disciples
从收徒开始的魔道散修
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 173k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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80Chapters
2.2kRecommendations
24.1kFans
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I just saw this in the authors' group, and it makes a lot of sense. I would like to ask all passengers to hop on my bus for a while, and I hope that those who are already on board or about to board will take the bus for a few more stops. Thank you!
The first chapter starts with the charlatan taking on disciples, but by chapter sixteen there's still no sign of any disciples. What was the point of writing about taking on disciples in the first place?
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I've read 15 chapters, and it's quite well-written, but there's one major problem: I always want to skip ahead. It's so damn verbose! Damn it, it's so well-written, but nobody wants to read it. It's just too verbose. Even though it's published, nobody wants to subscribe. Damn it, if someone subscribes, they'll just skip ahead. It's so damn verbose, it gives me a headache just reading it.
Extremely verbose. Purely watery. If one chapter could be written, I wrote four or five.
So you stop writing just because you've been reported?
A novel excuse for abandoning the project. I had a feeling it would be abandoned as soon as I saw the update schedule was off, and sure enough, it was. What a novel way to shift blame... I checked and this book has never been taken down! So many urban fiction authors have been successfully reported three to five times, and have had to revise over a dozen chapters!
Surprisingly, it seems pretty good! Currently, it's virus-free!
It's such a trivial matter, why did you write an entire chapter about it?
Damn it, you're a eunuch! 😡
The author truly lives up to the name.