Underworld Soldier: From the Start, Sign-In to the Ledger of Life and Death
地府小兵，开局签到生死簿
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 539k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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249Chapters
5.3kRecommendations
23.5kFans
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It's well-written, but something feels off. The Heavenly Dao is destroyed, and all the gods and Buddhas are gone, so why are the demons and monsters suppressed in the Underworld unaffected? Their cultivation levels are still so high. And how come any random villain is a True Immortal, a Golden Immortal? Wasn't the destruction of the Heavenly Dao supposed to be the pinnacle for True Immortals? How come there are still beings above the Taiyi level?
@Reader There's something wrong with the realms in this book. For example, the Golden Immortal realm should be above the True Immortal realm, right? But you've given me one that's below the True Immortal realm. You're a real genius.
Old Chi has been working hard at writing books, but he's got too many preconceived notions. He's always trying to be perfect, not knowing how to follow the mainstream or cater to readers. Hopefully, this time he'll change. I'll always support you, bro! ✊
The author has truly broadened my horizons. Is the author not from Earth?
He's gone, poisoned to death in Chapter 5. A forced foreshadowing. Absolutely ridiculous. The author is treating the readers' intelligence like dirt.
A ghost soldier is cultivating the Nine Revolutions Profound Technique. Isn't the Nine Revolutions Profound Technique a cultivation method that focuses on physical cultivation? Do ghosts also have physical bodies? I don't understand.
I, Shennong, have tasted this book; it is extremely poisonous.
What a bizarre thought process! It's one thing for ghosts to have physical bodies, but they also need to eat to survive, and they eat mortal food—that's ridiculous! Even if we were to rewrite the worldview, it should be food from the underworld.
After reading the introduction, I was a little confused. Aren't ghost soldiers supposed to be without physical bodies? Then how did he cultivate the Nine Revolutions Profound Technique?
The author's understanding of the underworld comes entirely from prehistoric novels; the whole book is a hodgepodge.