Reborn After Reaching the Pinnacle of Immortal Cultivation
修仙满级后我重生了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 921k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia Romance
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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504Chapters
4kRecommendations
13.8kFans
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I haven't read the novel yet, and judging from the synopsis, it's highly likely that there's a male protagonist. But reading the comments really annoyed me. What do you mean by saying that cultivating immortality is boring and you need a male protagonist to keep you company? If that's the case, what's the point of cultivating immortality? What's the point of seeking the Great Dao?
Dear author, this book doesn't feel as good as "Female Supporting Character". Is it because some people are complaining about not having a male lead? It feels like the author cut a lot of related plots, making it seem like there's only the main story and not many subplots. It feels rushed, like the author just finished what needed to be done and that's it.
Just wondering, are there any pairings/couples? (I'm afraid to read anything ambiguous.)
Let's have a male lead! What's the point of cultivating alone all day on the long path of immortality? Wouldn't it be better to have a teammate you can rely on, and a lover you can trust? Wouldn't it be much more interesting to have a strong male and female lead, adventuring, searching for treasures, and leveling up together?
I watched it all in one go, so here are my thoughts and a few personal suggestions, haha. First of all, the setting of this story is excellent, and each character is well-developed and vivid. The world-building is also vast, and the reverse-thinking approach to depicting the ancient world with its rich spiritual energy is very appealing to someone like me who is quite picky about Xianxia…
Amazing! Amazing! So good! Pea is really suited to writing cultivation novels! I can't get enough!
Currently at chapter 33, I'm somewhat speechless. The female lead is looking for a formation that can only be activated by a junior brother's bloodline to find Sword Dao Shi Jin. Doesn't that mean this thing was left to him by his family? Or was it created by his family exhausting their blood? Even if they find out later that it wasn't, the female lead doesn't know now.
So what kind of story is this? I'm fine with having a romantic pairing or not, but I can't accept ambiguous relationships without a romantic pairing. Anyone want to warn me?
It looks great! Keep it up, Pea! (｡･ω･｡)ﾉ♡
I initially thought it would be worth watching, but some of the logic was so illogical that I couldn't continue. The age progression was inconsistent; how could someone who had reached the Fusion stage only be a few hundred years old? The combat power rankings were also inconsistent; how could a Qi Refining cultivator fight against a Fusion stage cultivator?