I Have a Cultivation Good-Luck Charm
我有修行吉祥物
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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547Chapters
891Recommendations
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The premise is flawed from the very beginning: a body that has been buried for millions of years and is considered immortal is a mortal? Forget about it.
It feels very disorganized; I don't know if the author even had an outline. The content seems pieced together from various sources, and this feeling intensifies as you read on.
There's a reason it's not popular. Chapter 5 awkwardly inserts a powerful character, and the dialogue is extremely forced and embarrassing—it's incredibly toxic. No matter how well the rest of the novel is written, if the beginning is poorly written, nobody will read it.
Roar roar roar
After you finish writing, take a day and look at what you wrote. Dialogue. Plot. None of it. Only the "golden finger" part was somewhat acceptable; I managed to read a few pages.
When I saw the part about disintegrating one's cultivation and having to start over, I knew I couldn't continue reading this book. Before leaving, I wished the author good luck!
Aside from the premise, I honestly don't know what else there is. Are you trying to make a TV series? Hundreds of years of grudges, a few people come to challenge you, and you just all attack at once, can't you just kill them all? This is my least favorite type of fantasy world; it has to be logical.
Highly toxic, proceed with caution! Poor writing style.
The beginning, where he's being chased and then rescued, is ridiculous. In such a vast forest, encountering another monster and having the two monsters fight would be more believable than being rescued.
Is this the protagonist's luck?
Even tomb raiders in the cultivation world wouldn't fear a zombie with an incorruptible body! This place of cultivation, a blessed land, is completely unguarded, and is still teeming with demons. Do they think all the demons are idiots?!
This book contains absolutely no descriptions of fighting; any instances of fighting are glossed over, and the context is somewhat disjointed. However, the premise is quite novel.