Cultivating Immortality in Tianjin, 1979
修仙从己未津门开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Modern Cultivation
- Updated
- 3y ago
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The romance scenes were too weak. There was no need to write so many women. Did they intend to take them all with them when they ascended to immortality? The path of cultivation is inherently lonely.
It's annoying to watch. Even at such a high level, they still fight with their fists. Haha, the enemy will always have more tricks up their sleeve than a righteous person like you. The protagonist's victory is purely by luck. Goodbye, what a waste of my subscription.
Author, don't blame your readers for criticizing you. Look at your book title. The kind of title you choose attracts a certain type of readership. People who came to read your book were drawn in by the "Republic of China era cultivation" theme, but your plot keeps leaning towards "courtyard houses."
I'm impressed, I even tipped you just to post this. No way, bro, author, you finally got a book to write, and here it is! You can't write female characters, you can't write romance, so don't write it! Don't write it! Don't write it! This is just awkward. What is this? Don't write romance! If you can't write female characters, just make the female lead a decorative figure, okay?
My first impression after reading this book was that it's impossible to live without women.
Don't describe the widow too much; it's best if she has a chance to move away. Or just write that she's taken in, instead of making her seem like a fool. Not many people like being a fool.
Why add a woman from the Siheyuan? It reminds me of Qinman Siheyuan. It's so fucking disgusting. I can't write this person to death.
Sigh, how to put it? The character of Fu Yunzhao was already rather unlikable to begin with, and then she became the female lead. The other romantic storylines weren't even properly resolved before this female exorcist appeared—it's just... Unbelievable.
The writing is passable, but the plot is extremely toxic. The author only grasped six of the seven orifices of Taoist cultivation, resulting in a nonsensical and poorly written story.
It's getting more and more boring, it's frustrating to watch.