The Path to Immortality Through Cultivation
修道长生之路
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- Completed
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- 817k Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 6y ago
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No need for a long introduction. I've been on Qidian for over a year now and have read quite a few novels. Today, in this list I created, I'd like to recommend some of the novels I enjoy and think are worth reading. I hope you like them too.
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Didn't you take all the sacred fruits? A ruthless person would slap you to death! What are you in their eyes? You dared to take everything the ruthless person left for Ye Fan? The first one is one thing, since Ye Fan ate it, but you took the second one too? What about the Dao injuries Ye Fan sustained when breaking through to the Four Extremes?
It's well-written, just stop showing off. No flashbacks, no foreshadowing, nothing special, just some minor skits. Get to the main plot. The protagonist should just charge through. Without hundreds of thousands of words, everything else is pointless.
I understood as soon as the author explained it. The ruthless person did indeed pave the way for Ye Fan. But the method is this: I'll leave the stuff there, and it's up to you whether you're alive to come and get it. This is Ye Fan being raised free-range. Knowing that breaking through to the fourth level would cause Dao injuries, he prepared the Nine-Miracle Elixir of Immortality.
I was reading a novel late at night when I heard a noise from the pond outside. I went out and saw a dog had fallen in. At first, I ignored it, but when I went back to bed, I kept agonizing over whether to save it or not. After 10 minutes, I still couldn't get over it, so I went out with my phone as a light and used the other hand to pull it out. It bit me, and it hurt so much!
What is an immortal? A person living in the mountains, carefree and at ease, following the natural way, is an immortal! The protagonist in the author's story is immature, full of anger, and has lost his true self, making him seem like a demon rather than an immortal.
The best thing about Under One Person is the ability to control spirits and generals; going to the supernatural world is incredibly fun.
I've read this book carefully, and it's very exciting. I don't understand why some people are comparing the protagonist's violent nature and what kind of path he cultivates. Of course, he cultivates his own path. And does the protagonist harm others in the book?
The protagonist has already reached the Golden Immortal realm in the Immortal Realm, yet he still can't instantly defeat the Supreme Being of the Heaven-Covering Realm. You're underestimating the strength of the Immortal Realm.
To be honest, it's a bit toxic; I didn't feel anything while reading *Covering the Sky*. The scope is too narrow; it's like a country bumpkin wanting everything he sees. What's the protagonist's greatest advantage? It's his ability to travel through countless realms and encounter all sorts of cultivation systems.
I read a few chapters. The protagonist went to the Heaven-Covering Pavilion, obtained a lot of immortal gold in the holy land, and prepared to forge weapons. Then, he forged two kitchen knives. Heh.