The Immortal Cultivator’s Tale of Witchcraft
巫道修仙传
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 660k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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I thought it was a novel about witchcraft, but it turns out to be a cultivation novel disguised as a witchcraft story. Any suggestions? If the author is willing to take them into consideration when they start a new book, please let me know so I can come back and read them. A shaman was an ancient profession responsible for rituals, medicine, and education within a tribal state.
The protagonist's operational logic is incomprehensible. He says the Duke's mansion is powerful, then thinks passing the imperial examination is useless and doesn't take it. Then there's danger at the secret gate, but he doesn't take the exam or run away. He's being followed and monitored, and he's completely bewildered. If the protagonist passes the imperial examination, he'll have a bright future. Is it really that hard to get a servant's indenture?
The main character is so childish and naive! Having possessed someone's body, why not even bother to disguise it properly? You're just trying to understand the world based on memories in your head. Why don't you go and read some books? Also, when it comes to selling talismans, what should you do if the protagonist needs to buy talisman-making materials?
The information the protagonist initially gathered was all about martial arts levels, which he couldn't understand. So, the protagonist decided to set up a stall on the street to sell talismans. How much money could he make selling talismans on the street?
Ha, at the beginning, the protagonist thinks that being an official doesn't make money. Please, in ancient times, being an official was the most lucrative job! A clean prefect can earn 100,000 taels of silver in three years. Even if you're not greedy, the silver will still flow into your hands! (As long as you're an official.)
The description looked like it was about cultivating immortality, but I was disappointed after clicking in and left 🤔.
It was alright at first, but things got weird when Murong appeared, and the appearance of that guy surnamed Gan was absolutely disgusting.
Well, it's fine to cultivate both witchcraft and Taoism, but it's a bit problematic to use one technique in three ways. Witchcraft has two manifestations: either physical strength or unpredictable and difficult to defend against. You can cultivate your body, your magic power, and your soul all at the same time. Even the Taoist methods passed down by the sages aren't this comprehensive!
Well written, keep it up! ^0^
I suggest not including romance; it's too melodramatic. Everything else is great! Lu Sheng is still the most pleasing character to watch. Ugh, I almost had a heart attack from the poison →_→