This Immortal Is a Little Too Fierce
这个仙人有点猛
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 612k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
295Chapters
12.2kRecommendations
23.7kFans
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Please Don't Disturb My Cultivation
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I think it's too erratic, exaggerated, and frivolous. When someone is trying to have a proper conversation, the protagonist is just spouting nonsense, and his attempts to flirt don't hit the mark. It's boring but supposed to be interesting.
He solves cases entirely with empty talk, his actual abilities are only at the level of the younger generation, he's incompetent and likes to waste time.
I just love watching the show where they bombard others with firepower and then play with deduction????????? Are you kidding me? I just love the simple and straightforward "I can't possibly be a sword god" vibe. ? ... The initial nine techniques seemed quite intriguing, and I was looking forward to their development. But what happened? Investigating a case??? You expect people who were drawn in by the title to end up investigating and solving cases??? What kind of logic is this?
I couldn't stand it anymore after reading chapter 64. It's one thing for cultivators to go to a military camp to have their ancestors forge weapons, but to use a hammer like a blacksmith for that? Seriously? Is this a cultivator hiring a blacksmith? There are so many illogical parts. If they're supposed to be cultivators, why make it like a martial arts story?
I thought this book would be a monster-slaying, level-up, or farming story, but it turned out to be a detective story like Gu Long's. I lost interest and left.
The description is a lie, isn't it? 😅 That's enough already.
The author's cultivation level is so low; even at the Nascent Soul stage, he can't even fly.
I feel there's a huge difference in cultivation levels... I'm at the Qi Refining and Spirit Transformation stage, and I can't even defeat three skeleton soldiers.
I couldn't continue after chapter 74. It was too casual, with no main plot or cultivation element, and the background wasn't developed. The case-solving was also sloppy and arbitrary. The author probably didn't have a clear outline and was just writing whatever came to mind. Those who like casual farming/development novels might want to check this out.