The Unorthodox Sword Immortal of the Steam Age
蒸汽时代的旁门剑仙
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.0M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Sword & Sorcery
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Immortal cultivators... Immortal cultivators know nothing about aura. Who in modern times has no aura at all. You can actually breathe out the scent of spiritual energy in one breath? Do you smell the freedom of corrupt capitalism?
I asked the author to be the best man when I got married. His name is also the best man anyway. Please help.
It feels like it would be good for the protagonist to become a druid.
Can you update Salted Fish Warlock?
It is recommended to skip the prologue, otherwise you will be unable to help but communicate with the author about whether it is possible to cultivate immortality in ancient China. As the protagonist's golden finger after his soul has passed through, he can just mention the things like cultivating immortals in one go, such as ancestral secrets, special physiques, time-travel plug-ins, etc... I don't have to be verbose, the world of cultivating immortals is still established in the real world, does the author think there are too many "trolls"? The fantasy and weirdness of different worlds and the freedom to let oneself go are based on people's imagination. As long as the power system and social customs can be logically consistent and reasonable, no one will delve into it. The author bases the origin of cultivating immortals on the real world, which lasts for more than a thousand years. He also brings out the imagined immortals and earthly immortals in the history of various dynasties. Isn't this digging a hole for himself? In hundreds of years, the immortals have completely disappeared, and not even the legends have been left. You have built your golden finger on the so-called "end of the Dharma era, and the inheritance has not been extinguished", aren't you looking for trouble?
Actually, I found this book quite good😜
I really liked this book, but having to move the body after Klaus died was a fucking failure. Who is stupid enough to write like this? Is Klaus a genius or something? The protagonist is also a person of blood. Rubbish.
I read the new book... What the hell is it about? I read it because of this book, but it turned out that it was like a different person, and the character descriptions were just like a joke. Is he still a reborn person? Even worse than modern junior high school students, so why bother? The description is like that of an elementary school student, and it is also said that the soul of a thirty-something social person and a high school student are fused. Is the thirties offset by the high school teenagers, leaving only eleven or twelve years old?
In the first few chapters, the protagonist's character is not attractive at all, and he is a bit servile. The young master sees that you are fine because he cares about his own life. Your life and death are not at all different. You act like a fool and still want to be someone else's brother. You are really a slave to your life. If you don't change, you will really be discouraged.
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