A Lucky Star in the Cultivation World
在修仙界当锦鲤
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 613k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia Romance
- Subgenre
- Immortal Destined Romance
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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300Chapters
35.4kRecommendations
12.4kFans
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Seeing the orphanage theme from Qidian.com reappear, similar to what some people complained about before: the massacre of the entire family, the forced hiding of identities and joining a sect. Of course, the author says that not everyone died, so there's some foreshadowing involved, but seeing this really makes one lose interest.
The female lead's transmigration setting, aside from finding a few spiritual herbs at the beginning, has little to do with the plot. It would have been better to just set her up as a native cultivator. Also, the female lead's constant "ya ya ya" sounds when talking to Xiao Ya'er makes her seem like a child.
I haven't commented in a long time. I was banned for a while 😭. I thought it was because my foreign ID card wouldn't work, but I asked around and they said it was fine. I was able to post again today. To be honest, I want to be very frank with you that your second book wasn't my type, so I didn't continue... But I'm still following it. This one is great, keep it up! 💪
I like the concept, but there's something off about it...
It looks great! I'm looking forward to the next installment. Keep up the good work, author!
It's not enough! I finally managed to save up over ten chapters, and they're all gone in a flash.
So far, I've quite enjoyed it. Although there might be a few plot holes, the storyline is quite interesting, and the characters are well-developed. I hope it maintains that level of quality.
It's a bit unreasonable that the female lead is so afraid of snakes while living in the apocalypse; it would be better to change it.
The writing is so good, it's very engaging.
Some settings are similar, suggesting plagiarism of "The Mortal Girl and the Immortal Gourd".
The dialogue between the female protagonist and her maid in chapters around eleven or twelve is not exactly the same, but it is practically identical. It's plagiarism! And then there's the second grandfather guarding the school, the storage bag after absorbing Qi into the body, and the fact that one doesn't need to go to school after reaching the fifth level of Qi cultivation or fifteen—all these settings are blatant rip-offs of "The Mortal Girl's Immortal Gourd." It's truly speechless.