I Am the Immortal-Slaying Wanderer of the Mortal World
我是人间斩仙客
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 829k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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396Chapters
37kRecommendations
59.7kFans
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Holy crap, this book title is awesome, it's got me hooked!
A celestial flower, a mortal slayer.
Put yourself in someone else's shoes
I long for lighthearted writing, something that brings me enjoyment and a touch of pleasure. Since I started writing "The Immortal Slayer," I've never asked for recommendations, monthly tickets, or subscriptions. On the one hand, I don't treat it as a job and don't want to feel indebted for seeking readers' help.
I'm sorry, I've embarrassed everyone. My IQ is too low; I can't understand it.
It's not that it's bad, but every chapter review is filled with mindless praise. Is that interesting? The book is good, but the chapter reviews are insulting the readers' intelligence.
I've added this to my favorites just because you're giving money to Qidian.
Sometimes, no matter what you do, you'll get criticized because there will always be someone who's jealous. This book is not bad; in my opinion, it's a masterpiece. The description is unique, and it's clear that the language skills are very high. Others say the only interesting thing about the book is the title; everything else is worthless.
Some thoughts on the character development in this book
I stumbled upon this book by accident, read all the updates, and found it quite good. The characters are compelling, the scope is grand, the timeline is long enough, and the interesting foreshadowing is obvious yet not abrupt. The writing style is also quite interesting, with many witty remarks from the characters. The book pays great attention to character development through details.
After reading a few chapters, it feels similar to Chen Dong's *Sacred Ruins*. The descriptions of scenery and customs are ordinary, even a bit overdone, and the character development is rather bland.
Holy crap, this title and synopsis! They're so evocative!!! I'm going to try it out! Please don't ruin the title and synopsis!