
Cultivation Comes with a Chip
修仙有芯片
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 937k Words
- Genre
- Cultivation
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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The writing is really good. The most important thing is that although the data is not good, the author still persists. It is obvious that the author is not the kind of person who just cares about the data if he is not satisfied with it. He really uses love to generate electricity. Please subscribe and vote to encourage him.
As an old bookworm, I discovered the problem at the beginning. Time travel is a chip time travel, and the protagonist is local. I remember that the Witcher was also in this mode and the results were average... No sense of immersion. Secondly, the chip is too active and the protagonist becomes a tool. It can be said that there is almost no sense of experience.
It would be better if the protagonist was a person from Earth who traveled through time, so that the tone would appear natural and avoid some poisonous points
In fact, chip flow experts should start with elixirs, formations, and talismans!
It's very subtle
After reading a few chapters, this book is ruined by the system's excessive bullshit.
This book is actually a wizard-style novel, although the author tried his best to deny it. First of all, from the plot point of view, the disputes in the book are naked, without a trace of Eastern subtlety, straight to the point, with a strong Western style. Secondly, from the place names, isn't it better to call Tianfang Continent and Subcontinent a state? A middle-aged man in gray robes was sent by the Immortal Cultivation Sect to recruit disciples. He was powerful but lonely and silent. He was a strong Western style. What was the name of the disciples recruited by the Immortal Sect? They were called new blood. Do immortal cultivators have such a name? Looking further back, there were wolf thieves and robbers on the way to the Immortal Gate. Are you familiar? The new blood of the wizard academy was robbed on the way to the entrance. There is no need to read the following. The author's introduction repeatedly emphasized that it is not a wizard novel. I read the book with great trust. This is the result. It can only be that the person is really good at playing. The author is playing a prank with everyone. Say goodbye and go play alone.
This is more subtle
See Chapter 10 and summarize. You can still read this book without thinking. I haven't read that wizarding book that other people are flooding the screen with. Just review the author's book. The man in gray robe created a very mysterious and powerful appearance in the first three chapters, but he turned out to be just a weakling who was able to recruit disciples from major dynasties purely by luck. The hostile forces sent so many people to sacrifice their lives just to intercept and kill this batch of fresh blood who was about to join, which shows that even for the major immortal sects, fresh blood is still very important (year-round fighting will definitely not work without fresh blood). But since new blood is so important, why is a weak war slave (the man in gray robe) assigned to recruit them? When a wolf bandit came to kill him, he had to wait until most of them were dead before taking action. As a result, he was almost beaten to death by a stronger enemy within 3 seconds. No one can be defeated along the way, not even any wild beast in the jungle. Finally, a man in a green shirt came and led the new team forward. This is very contradictory! ! ! New blood is important, but it doesn't seem to be taken seriously at all. Along the way, the men in gray robes and green shirts all had dead faces. They looked down upon everyone else and kept them away from strangers. The diaphragm should be seen
The protagonist's personality is not as distinctive as that of Chip, and it feels very selfish and has no sense of right and wrong. The plot lacks obvious excitement. I've read more than 200 chapters, so I'll give it a try.