Stealing Dreams to Become an Immortal
窃梦成仙
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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521Chapters
22.4kRecommendations
52.8kFans
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The cheat code has major flaws. Judging from the description of the World Butterfly, does it contain all worlds, or only some? Does it include the world of "Covering the Sky"? If so, wouldn't someone like Ruthless, who transcends all realms, be aware of the World Butterfly (the original book doesn't mention transcendence; this is the author's interpretation)?
... This is really a strong recommendation, a practically forced recommendation.
The people in this town look down on you, yet you swear to avenge them?
Just from the synopsis, you can tell it's a terrible novel. The idea of entering a dream world with Pangu is ridiculous; it's enough to make someone's brain explode.
I didn't finish reading it, only about 100 chapters, and I just have one feeling: the protagonist is too overpowered. A newbie at the Qi Refining stage defeats a Core Formation expert, and even manages to go to space to be baptized by the solar winds and refine an invincible solar treasure.
After reading a few chapters, one reader is right: he supposed to be practicing swordsmanship and cultivating his mind, but he explodes in anger as soon as he gets to the city! His character has collapsed! What kind of cultivation of mind does this writer have?!
The first eight chapters constantly emphasize the protagonist's Yangwu Sword Technique and Confucian virtues, but by the ninth chapter, what is this nonsense? His words and actions are completely unrelated; it's utterly incomprehensible.
After reading chapter 21, I had to give up. If the older sister is so powerful, why is she still alive? Why didn't she tell her family? Even if she couldn't tell them, couldn't she at least ask someone to take care of her? After all, they're not far apart. But what was she doing when their parents died? And afterwards, she didn't care about her younger brother at all.
If even a Foundation Establishment cultivator can create heaven and earth, where does that leave the face of someone in the Tribulation Transcending stage?
The writing is terrible, and the character descriptions are all the same—it's so awkward. Honestly, it's worse than a typical beginner's novel.