
The Immortal Cultivator in a Mysterious World
诡秘世界的修仙者
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 710k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Evolution & Mutation
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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259Chapters
955Recommendations
5.5kFans
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Cultivating immortality in a bizarre world... It's like an old man eating poison. What are you going to do when you're trying to achieve enlightenment and oneness with the universe? In bizarre worlds, the "Others" are basically all insane, or rather, living in a distorted worldview.
The book has a great premise, but I didn't want to continue reading after the chapter where Linglong asks the protagonist for help. I don't know why; maybe the author's writing style was inappropriate. Knowing the protagonist is very powerful, the way he asks for help—even though he's short of money—is inappropriate.
Hilarious!
I'll take my time watching it, making comments as I go... Honestly, the beginning is really off-putting; it's that classic transmigrator-looking-down-on-other-cultivation-system vibe... Let me think... (>人<;) Yes, it was about seven or eight years ago when high-level martial arts and Jin Yong's martial arts were popular and were used in other worlds.
The protagonist's biological mother, a low-level cult leader, orchestrated the sacrifice of countless people to summon an evil god. And yet, they acknowledged each other and even got along well. It's truly unbelievable! 😰
I don't know why, but when I saw that part where he explained how his poor aptitude affected his combat power, I suddenly felt that the book was no longer interesting, even though I was enjoying it quite a bit before.
Keep updating! I was looking at the first dungeon late at night and got scared by the red rope! Many hospitals mark dead bodies like that; I saw it once before…it's still fresh in my mind!
Could the author write a plot where the protagonist is actually covered in tentacles and eyeballs, but he's unaware of it?
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What a coincidence!
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