The Cyber Immortal's Journey
赛博飞仙传
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Future World
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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A Middle-Aged Reader's Book Nook
Thirty is a unique age. The passion and impulsiveness of youth have faded, but you haven't yet entered the dreary middle years. Put simply, you can still get it up, but you don't feel like jerking off anymore. That carries over to reading novels. Invincible harem power fantasies and cliché wish-fulfillment stories have long since worn thin, but it's hard to settle down with serious literature either. So all you can do is pick novels that seem “fun.”
A Veteran Reader's Book-Hunt: Recommendations Welcome
If you find something you like, please recommend it to me.
The Complete Library
Featuring all kinds of great books. I'll also refer to lists and articles by experts like Aier Tiankong and Chiji. Since slots are limited, I'll try to avoid hugely popular, phenomenon-level hits unless there's really something worth mentioning.
A Fierce Demon Path, a Ruthless Evil Way. If Fortune Smiles on Me Someday, I'll Slay the Bitterness in My Heart
Dark stories, no saintly protagonists, no heroine or just one Life is tiring enough already. I just want a few laughs. We wear masks, but in the worlds of books, we can roam free. Every novel is a world of its own, full of life, blood, and emotion. This is a list for my own amusement. If anything I say offends you, I'm still not changing it. I read for fun, plain and simple. Not everything on the list is dark. I like a mix of sweet and salty. Like it or not, that's up to you. If you don't, don
A Mixed Bag of Reads
For personal use.
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I watched it all in one go; it was truly mind-blowing. Cybernetics give rise to demons, system vulnerabilities allow beings to descend into the material world and become spirits, information-state life forms transform into evil gods, and there are also aliens who are extraterrestrial demons.
Victor the Immortal, with boundless magical power, touched my head and bestowed upon me his spiritual roots.
The author's punctuation is not very good. He insists on adding a comma in many places where punctuation is unnecessary. Do you find it difficult to read this passage because I'm imitating the author's sentence breaks?
It's well-written, but a bit bad.
Having read up to chapter 124, the overall concept is amazing, but the story doesn't hold up to scrutiny. The biggest flaw is the plot involving the Yellow Turban Warriors. Firstly, the protagonist knows that this technology is one of the few that can affect the rule of a sect. However, he makes no attempt to hide it.
Are the mechanical builds some kind of cultivation technique? I don't understand. They could just change the equipment, why insist on slow, gradual development? Especially since they're completely mechanical, so wouldn't a fully mechanical build nourish the parts and even help them upgrade? Just my personal opinion... 😂😂😂😂
What's the point of associating with someone like Tang Xiaofeng? His writing is so toxic.
The part about the hacker felt inexplicably stupid; suddenly, my worldview and sophistication plummeted. (A nonsensical phrase implying a strange or incompatibility.)
Didn't your elders tell you that meddling in other people's business will lead to a quick death?
Everything else is good, except the author's writing skills aren't that strong. There's a lot of unnecessary dialogue in the beginning and continues to be excessive later on. Also, it's very padded, although not the kind of padded style where 100 chapters are written in a day, it's still uncomfortable to read. It feels like a high-end computer using a Snapdragon processor.