Cultivating Immortality, Starting with Picking Up a Peng Feather
修真从捡到鹏羽开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 933k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Modern Cultivation
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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My requirements aren't high; I'll be satisfied if the chapter reaches 10 points or more on that day. Hey everyone, after reading each chapter, especially the ones updated that day, please take a moment to like the comments section at the end of each chapter!
Your book is unlikely to be a hit. The synopsis contains terms like "ancient martial arts" and "superpowers," which immediately conjure up images of books like "The Return of the God of War," "Daughter Lives in a Doghouse," and "The Crooked-Mouthed Dragon King."
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Here are some suggestions, just my personal opinion. First, regarding the timeline, I suggest the author revise the first few chapters to clarify the timeline. It only takes a few sentences; otherwise, readers will unconsciously project their own experiences onto recent years. Second, there's no need for the protagonist to immediately realize he has a Roc feather.
With spring in full bloom, how far away can "more" be?
I have a feather
Haha, doesn't it look great on my forehead? 🤭
They weren't tough enough on the enemy, and they weren't wary of that old Taoist Chen enough.
Ice-like skin and jade-like bones
I love it so much! I can't resist showing it off! Hehe, the photos I dug out of Teacher Zhu smell so good!
I'm not saying anything more, let's eat.
This style is so retro, like novels from over a decade ago, such as "Chinese Dragon Group." It's been a long time since I've seen this style. Nostalgic.