A Nobody on the Path to Immortality
修仙路人君
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 5y ago
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Seeing the protagonist promote universal cultivation, a practice widely opposed by the public, yet he continues on this path without considering that even those with good aptitude within his own sect, lacking any hope of breakthrough, might be transformed into demons. How much more so for the vast majority of those at the bottom, with even worse aptitude and greater difficulty in breakthrough?
What exactly are you trying to achieve by leaving your sect? If you're going to play it safe, then play it safe to the end. Didn't they mention a crisis targeting the sect? Couldn't you have waited until then to unleash it? Now you're going out to establish your own sect, and it's all because you like an elder?
The main theme is "survival," but having read "The Survival of the Immortals," this one is rather bland. Furthermore, "survival" isn't about being cowardly; the author constantly suppresses the protagonist's strength, which is a major flaw. The reason for "survival" is simply that you only survive when you're weak. If you're strong enough, why would you need to survive?
Where does the protagonist's cunning lie? Is it in his constant acts of chivalry while desperately denying everything?
I've wanted to complain about this for a long time. What does "Shigu" even mean? 😅 Are only senior and junior uncles good? Women who are older than your master are also called "Shibo" (a respectful term for a female master). Women who are younger than your master are also called "Shishu" (a term of respect for one's master).
From the moment he wanted to marry his master and openly left his sect, he ran away. Is this something a random guy would do? His image has been completely shattered.
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The protagonist's cheat ability is incredibly powerful, but what's ridiculous is that the author himself makes it seem effortless, allowing him to easily advance his cultivation. Then, he forcibly blocks the progression to higher realms. In chapter four, the protagonist has only recently reached the Foundation Establishment stage, yet he's already at the Golden Core stage, dragging it out for…
I couldn't continue reading after a few chapters. You have spiritual elixir but don't use it on your own family, instead feeding it to a cow. You don't teach your own family to cultivate, but instead teach a cow. What, is your family less important than a cow? 🥵