I Have a Worthless Spiritual Root, Yet Became a Great Cultivator
废灵根的我成了修仙界大佬
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 727k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 4y ago
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229Chapters
28.6kRecommendations
42.4kFans
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I've heard that without a female lead, it's all nonsense. The foundation of cultivation lies in wealth, companionship, methods, and location. Even Han Xin, the Old Demon, had to nurture a cultivation vessel when he encountered the Bottle Sutra, not to mention his dual cultivation with Ouyang during the Blood Trial. Wealth comes first, companionship second, and then methods and location.
It's not just a typical "trash-to-hero" story; he encounters a monster attacking a village, saves a little girl whose parents were killed by the monster, and begs the protagonist to teach her cultivation. The protagonist tests the little girl's spiritual root, and it turns out she has an extremely rare and exceptional spiritual root! 🤔
This is terrible. This is not a typical mortal cultivation story. The protagonist is an immature loser. The first ten chapters are filled with nothing but melancholy and impotent rage.
If chapter 212 contains such childish and laughable content again, I will definitely delete the book and run away. It really opened my eyes to the fact that the protagonist, a rogue cultivator who has been in the cultivation world for thirty or forty years, can say such childish and laughable lines.
Leaving aside everything else, let's just talk about one point: In Chapter Ten, the protagonist witnesses villagers from an ordinary fishing village bullying a little girl from the same village. He intervenes to protect the girl, only to discover that she possesses a mutated spiritual root—the lightning spiritual root.
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Stop writing. I don't really like this plot. What does Lin Xiao'e have to do with the protagonist? Is the protagonist pursuing immortality through cultivation? If so, stop with the modern mindset. The cultivation world is about strength. Just focus on finding opportunities. Unless Lin Xiao'e has something the protagonist absolutely needs, it's best to be realistic and cunning. That way, the protagonist can live longer.
I didn't want to read it after reading the synopsis. The "useless spiritual root" premise is a major turn-off; if someone with a useless spiritual root can rise to power, then anyone can—it's pointless. The only supposed way to save a useless spiritual root isn't clearly explained either; it's unwatchable.
This kind of book title is a bit off-putting. Why are there more and more strange book titles like this on Qidian these days?
Flowers bloom in their time, and people meet again. Let's discuss whether the protagonist and Xiao'e will ever meet again. You can also discuss which novels feature scenes of heartbreak and separation that are unforgettable.