From Spiritual Qi Revival to the Age of Dharma Decline
从灵气复苏到末法时代
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- Completed
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- 2.9M Words
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- Xianxia
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- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 7mo ago
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The main character's surname isn't Su, bad review. The main character isn't named Su Yu, but Su Ning, Su Jing, Su Dong... +10086 Negative reviews.
I hope the author will pin this post so that those who are genuinely interested in reading this book won't be misled by those who vote for it without contributing anything!
Most of those who make the protagonist hand over the cultivation technique are apprentices. Why? Because that's what they think: the author should make the book free for everyone to read, why should it be charged for? There might be some selfless individuals, but you must understand, even if you are the catalyst for changing the world, how much can a single cultivation technique change?
The options include male lead, female lead, male supporting character, female supporting character, and protagonist. The female characters are listed as protagonists because they have significantly more screen time than the supporting characters, but they are not the female lead, so the only option is protagonist... But that doesn't mean they are the female lead.
The first chapter is inspired by my own thoughts. I think I should discuss the issue of values. Before that, there's another question: how many men in China can earn enough to buy a house, a car, and save money before the age of 30? If a man graduates from university at the age of 24, and it's not a top-tier 985/211 university, but just an ordinary undergraduate, then during his first three-month…
Originally, I would never read another novel by this author. Now I still go back and pick it up When I saw Chapter 200, I could say that I had to endure it. is really angry. Just for Liusu's funny reason, he went to Yao and asked her to draw a talisman, and the price was a spiritual elixir? I really can't complain None of the heroines currently portrayed are likable, especially Liusu.
Author, just admit it. The initial setting of your book is good, but you failed to write it 1. The realm settings are confusing. One moment, he is cultivating the third and fourth realms of immortals. He is comparable to a martial artist. One moment, the protagonist practices Qi and kills several martial arts masters.
The author lacks a lot of social outlook and theoretical knowledge. You need to abandon your own IQ when reading this book.
The book is alright, but its logic is flawed and shouldn't be examined too closely. 1. Cultivators in the Dharma-ending Age are powerful. 2. The Dharma-ending Age has no spiritual energy (yet it is more powerful than you despite lacking spiritual energy). 3. Advanced Techniques in the End Times √
After reading 200 chapters, the enjoyment level is too low, and there are always toxic moments popping up. A single Spirit-grade Breakthrough Pill, which can help a Solidification stage cultivator, is only exchanged for a single Foundation Establishment stage-level spell talisman?
The core appeal and essence of novels about freely traveling between different dimensions lies in buying low and selling high, using low-value items from one dimension to exploit and profit immensely. This author, however, has stripped away the essence of this genre, keeping only the dross.