The Immortal Sword Pavilion
仙道剑阁
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Being compassionate and righteous doesn't mean being a saint; it doesn't mean you, with your meager cultivation, want to be someone else's babysitter. In less than ten chapters, you've already become a babysitter for two ordinary little kids. Later on, you'll probably become a savior, babysitting all the mortals in the world.
Spiritual roots or cultivation talent are essential! A cultivation world where everyone can cultivate is doomed from the start! Because a cultivation world where everyone can cultivate would inevitably be dominated by powerful cultivation families, leaving ordinary people with absolutely no future!
Reading novels now, every single character exudes arrogance! They're all so aggressive, as if they want the whole world dead. I think the author's style is already quite good; even the sun can't please everyone. The author could consider any good suggestions, and as for those keyboard warriors, they should be completely ignored.
Sword cultivators are all "lone wolves," not "packs of dogs."
I started reading this yesterday. The protagonist kills evil cultivators, slays demonic pythons, and enters Turtle Mountain. He has the air of a swordsman who can come and go with a single sword strike. I think it's well written. But from the moment I started writing about comprehending the Five Elements Sword Intent to build the Five Elements Dao Foundation, I seriously doubted what the author…
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The quality of this book is seriously inconsistent with its ranking.
A good book. There are no weak villains, and no scenes where the protagonist kneels before women. It's worth reading. The protagonist's combat power is low in the early stages, and the fights aren't very exciting, but he becomes incredibly powerful after mastering the Five Elements.
Great! Keep it up, author! Is there a female lead? If so, please let me know beforehand. Personally, I don't like female leads; I feel that true cultivation is about being detached, free, and unfettered. 😳😳
What does "also seeking immortality" mean? At least make the introduction more presentable.
I've only read about two hundred chapters. The book is well-written, but there are too many typos; it feels like it wasn't proofread at all. Also, could you please stop mentioning Su Hui? There's no explanation of what amazing things the protagonist did as a child; it just keeps bringing up Su Hui, which is very empty and meaningless, and it's quite tiresome to read.