
A Song Along the Road to Immortality
长生路清歌一曲
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia Romance
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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It's really frustrating that the author doesn't directly answer whether there's a romantic pairing in this book!
I've always felt that there are very few comments on Qidian novels. At first, I thought Lan's master was a reasonable person, but now he's so unhappy with the female lead, which is a bit surprising. Lan is just like the female lead in an old-fashioned novel, haha. And that transmigrated demonic cultivator... The characterization of the female lead and Ye is a bit unnatural.
Didn't the female lead have a job in her previous life? She was an adult, shouldn't she be more mature by now? But when faced with problems, she always wants to rely on others, and she's incredibly childish. Take, for example, when she went into that village and was captured to make medicine. Who gave her the audacity to venture into the lion's den without resistance? To save people?
I almost gave up on the story at the beginning. The female lead had read cultivation novels, and at 28, she was still so clueless. There were also several logical inconsistencies... Ugh, so frustrating!
I've only read about ten chapters, and I'm already feeling inexplicably awkward.
I think the author doesn't really understand some common sense about the cultivation world, and doesn't even understand spiritual roots—I've never even heard of a mutated gold spiritual root.
The male lead's name is so cringeworthy it's off-putting! *Facepalm*
This book... Overall, it's pretty good. It's one of the books I've been listening to recently. It's a very good book. I finished listening to it today. I was just about to give you a reward and a vote. I really like this book. I've already added it to my favorites. I just have one question: Does this book have a male lead? If it does, I'm going to give up.
If you're focused solely on cultivation, why bother with a romantic partner? A romantic subplot is fine, a male lead is fine, but they don't have to become a couple.
The female lead, even after reaching the Foundation Establishment stage, still calls Cheng Dieyi "Senior Sister Yu Mo" during the Qi Refining stage, and Cheng Dieyi is also forced to call her that. It sounds really awkward.