Cultivating Immortality Through Formations
面向阵法修仙
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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At the suggestion of fellow book lovers, let's create a check-in/login thread.
Because of the recent deletion of my posts, I've been busy writing and haven't had time to reply to everyone's comments. I'm sorry. Thank you all so much for your support and encouragement. All I can do is try my best to write well and make the book look nicer.
The subject matter is good! It's just too little and too slow!
The idea is great, but it feels like the target audience is misjudged. The beginning was quite impressive, but I had no desire to continue reading after that. I've summarized it up, and it seems that the author initially created a world of love, hate, and revenge like the martial arts world, which is a traditional cultivation world where there are both killings and murders.
Gambling, a clichéd and childish plot. The problem is that the author didn't handle it well, making it frustrating to read. The protagonist is not mentioned as a time traveler. They didn't mention his cultivation level in array formations, nor did they mention his progress in cultivating to the tenth level of Qi Refining. Since there's no trust, why waste words?
Having read up to chapter twenty-six, this book isn't exactly a gem, but it's not terrible either. There are just a few things I have to point out. I have no ill intentions and I'm not a paid shill. The author may lack writing experience, as some parts were not handled well, and many things were not explained clearly.
Always using past life values as a shield, claiming to be a saint and not kill? If I were to transmigrate, and we weren't from the same Earth or the same China, I wouldn't treat them like human beings. Would you treat NPCs in a game as human beings? The author is hilarious! Clearly, a saintly heart...
Welcome back, author! [Sprinkling flowers]
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First of all, thank you so much for writing such a long message to remind me. I am very grateful, but due to space limitations, I can only reply in a separate post. Please understand. Since the protagonist has chosen the role of a "programmer," it goes without saying that he will develop software and special magical artifacts.
After reading a few chapters, I'm sure it's a good book. I like this kind of cultivation novel that combines cultivation with modern industry, but it seems like it was abandoned.
The author's creation of cultivation techniques for mortals is a scourge to the world, a creation of evil cultivators. If mortals can cultivate, the world will be thrown into chaos, disrupting the limits of cultivation techniques, cultivation speed, and the production of spiritual energy. The protagonist's creation of these techniques is not a merit but a sin.