The First 100,000 Years of Cultivation
修真史前十万年
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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In my opinion, Lao Gao's books are definitely a breath of fresh air in the world of cultivation and fantasy. Whether it's "The Immortal Path" or "The Immortal Sword", not only are the protagonists loyal, righteous, and upright, but many other important characters are also very wonderful.
I haven't read this book. I really can't understand why Gao Muyao didn't become a big hit. Immortal Path Spring and Autumn is so much better... Much better than Er Gen's wish-fulfillment and business novels. This book didn't perform well; I suggest the author reduce its length. Plan a new book and see if that brings a turnaround.
This book is going to be ruined if I keep updating it like this!
A fan of *Sword Immortal* passing by. Ever since *Sword Immortal* ended so abruptly, I've occasionally searched for Gao Muyao online. Finally, I see Gao Muyao back in the martial arts world. It's a pity it's not a sequel to *Sword Immortal*. I want to ask Gao Muyao, why did you ruin the ending of *Sword Immortal*? It felt burnt.
I just found out today, Lao Gao, you're finally back! What a joy!
The author of this book has made a mistake. The Xianxia (fantasy/martial arts) genre isn't suitable for the development of fast-paced, light novels; the Xuanhuan (fantasy/mythical) genre is much more suitable. There's a larger stage and greater potential for growth there—just look at the success of author Lao Ying Chi Xiao Ji (Old Eagle Eats Chicken). Therefore, I suggest the author move this book to the Xuanhuan genre if they believe in their abilities.
I want to say something Isn't there really no difference between these realms? A Golden Core cultivator can be killed by a Foundation Establishment cultivator. It's one thing if there are many Foundation Establishment cultivators, but one or two can kill a Golden Core cultivator? Dude, can you at least make this a little more reasonable? 😅
Earlier it was said that the prehistoric path of cultivation hadn't yet formed a system, and there weren't many experts. But every time the protagonist breaks through a realm or enters a new map, cultivators of even higher realms appear. Eventually, it seems even those close to transcending tribulation and becoming immortals will appear… So, is the protagonist's claim of a backward prehistoric cultivation system just plain crazy?
In the end, it was still abandoned. I really didn't have high hopes for this kind of subject matter at first... Aren't Sword Immortal and Immortal Path Chronicles much better?
It's awkward to watch.
The concept of this "feel-good" novel doesn't follow the typical formula. The title clearly suggests it, but the content is filled with conspiracies and schemes written at a middle school level. There's no clear main plot.