
Far-Sighted
纵目
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 5.5M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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The World of Xianxia and Fantasy
Cultivation, fantasy, historical fiction, infinite-loop stories, urban entertainment, a bit of everything! I've been reading for years and use books to pass the time after work. I don't mind power fantasies, but you won't find simplistic novels on this list. Overly pretentious ones aren't good for casual reading either. I've carefully picked these books, read them, and enjoyed them enough to recommend them to you. I'm either following every book here or have finished it after purchasing all the
Beauty Awaits Between the Pages
A sensible world, a solid plot, and decent writing
Browsing _ Passing By _ Out of Books _ Just Killing Time 😂
Novels I just like, or have read and thought were pretty good!
Great Xianxia Reads
A collection of great xianxia novels
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It's well written, but you've listed way too many realms. There are eight or nine major realms just before the Golden Core stage.
Experts say that bulging eyes are a symptom of hyperthyroidism.
Is there a female lead? It would be bizarre for a cultivation story to have a female lead! With a family to support, how can one ever achieve immortality?
This novel is only of average quality, mainly because many details were not handled well. First: There are too many cultivation realms. Although more realms can lead to more plot developments, the sense of anticipation is decreasing, and the atmosphere of yearning for greater power is not as strong. Second: The protagonist's personality, which is also the reason why many people don't like him.
The protagonist's intelligence and behavior are so illogical that it's unbelievable. In chapter 245, saving a teammate without taking any benefit from it is one thing, but sharing the resources found with the teammate is something a cultivator would do. Even a three-year-old wouldn't share something they find, let alone a cultivator.
This is outrageous. I really want to complain. A low-grade alchemy furnace costs only ten yuan, while a mid-grade one costs ten thousand yuan—a price difference of a whole thousand times! Isn't this pricing a bit excessive? I could understand a ten- or twenty-fold difference, but this thousand-fold difference only raises the grade by one! Wouldn't a high-grade furnace cost a hundred million yuan?
Good heavens, there were dozens of minor realms before even reaching the Qi Refining stage! I'm outta here!
Only a few dozen chapters, and there are already a ton of enemies. The protagonist hasn't provoked anyone, yet he already has a huge number of enemies. And as a modern person, he falls seriously ill just because of a few words from others, losing all motivation to cultivate. What modern person would lose confidence and collapse just because of a few words from others? They'd immediately become seriously ill.
That's too ruthless. Cultivation level is useless now; you can kill a Nascent Soul cultivator with just a hair from their head—can you believe it?
The author enjoys writing tragic stories, and the entire book depicts the plight of humanity, living under the oppression of the demon race. Therefore, it's understandable that it's unpopular; who wants to be in a bad mood after get off work by reading such a book?