It All Begins at Baozhi Forest
一切从宝芝林开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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659Chapters
673Recommendations
4.2kFans
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Seeing him help Chunhua steal the Yuanpin Pearl was utterly disgusting. He doesn't seem to understand what's right and wrong, stealing someone else's treasure and claiming it's for a promise—what kind of immortality is that? He can't even be a decent human being; isn't he afraid of jeopardizing his Dao heart? And what kind of person helps her through her tribulation like that? It's morally bankrupt. I was enjoying the story, but the increasingly selfish protagonist is a huge disappointment.
I just started reading it, but I can't help but say a few words. I feel that the author's writing style is very good, and there are no obvious problems with the characters' logic. The cheat system is also very well designed! After all, there's no such thing as a free lunch; you have to pay a price for every use, which is fair! For me, this novel is very good and very enjoyable!
I read this description as "mentally challenged teenager".
I keep getting reborn as a sickly person, then after years of healing and recovery, just when I'm about to have some fun, I get killed again. Ugh, this repetitive cycle is so boring, I'm leaving.
I read about ten chapters of each world, glanced at the table of contents, and found it all rather boring.
The author has basically mastered the techniques of writing time-travel stories, but still lacks some historical and other fundamental skills.
I love the chapters about Baozhilin so much, I wish they could keep going!
The writing is good, everything else is good, much better than the mindless novels of today. It's just that I couldn't finish the first world...
This novel is pretty good. Although the plot is a bit cliché, the writing is smooth, and some of the cultivation settings are good. At least it kept me reading. Why are there so few readers?
Sigh, after watching so many fantasy novels, like *Dragon Inn* and *Brotherhood of Blades*, not a single one spared the eunuchs. Shouldn't it be the officials who deserved to die? It's one thing if the ancients didn't know, but you're a time traveler. Sigh.