Cultivation Begins with Shadow Puppetry
修仙从皮影戏开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 293k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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A Big, Chaotic Hotpot
I've read quite a lot, and my tastes are all over the place. I only update once or twice a week; there's only so much one person can do, and I don't want to just copy and paste. A lot of books have disappeared, which is really annoying.
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A bit of everything
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Most of these are new books I recently discovered. Updates are irregular. When I find something I like, I follow it for a while before sharing it with everyone
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The protagonists aren't naive or sanctimonious. Writing a proper description is too much trouble, so I'll skip it. Anyway, I've read all these books and only recommend the ones I enjoyed. They're also nice and long, perfect for settling in with a good read!
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Beautiful xuanhuan and cultivation stories, plus sci-fi, historical fiction, and more.
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I'll give you the monthly pass too, but don't go to the palace (referring to a specific online platform). I finally found one that suits my taste, so I've booked and reserved it all.
I think it's very well written, but the level of that battle is too high! They're only at the ninth rank, yet the commotion is so huge. The most basic cultivators fought for so long and used so many techniques; their magical power is a bit excessive.
Three bamboo stalks can be both literary and martial; a single piece of bark can summon saints and sages. One mouth can recount a thousand years of history, two hands can command a million soldiers. Civil officials and military generals are like three bamboo poles, while marriage is like a single skin.
Gods... It was abandoned as soon as it was released, and there hasn't been a single word about it.
I offered incense... I even offered incense at the Three Rivers Awards, and they just abandoned it because of poor initial subscription results... It must be some old author using a pseudonym... I hope I don't find out whose pseudonym it is 🔪
The book is good; the plot and structure repeatedly surprised me as a reader. Personally, I wouldn't call it a masterpiece, but it's definitely a decent read, though it does have some minor plot holes. The description of the sublimation in Chapter 46 felt a bit overdone. It gave me the feeling that the protagonist was close to madness, and his rational side was entirely an act.
A year has passed, let me offer some incense. This is the only book I've ever followed, and it was cut off after less than two pages. I can only say, author, watch out, don't let me run into you, or I'll definitely lock you up in a dark room.
I have a question: why is the Imperial Cat Division so weak? After all, it's the official law enforcement agency of the Great Yu Dynasty, and the Great Yu Dynasty is also in its final stages. How come it seems to have no fighting power at all?
Has anyone decided to analyze this book and then write a similar one?
Damn it, one of my favorite books, and after waiting so long, there's not even a word? What's going on? They didn't even bother to tell me!