After 100,000 Years of Cultivation, I Discover the Starter Village Is a Forbidden Zone
修仙十万年才发现新手村是禁地
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I just want to ask one question: the protagonist has cultivated for 100,000 years, what is his level of spiritual attainment? As we all know, in cultivation novels, the cultivation time of the characters only represents the cultivation time; their outlook on life, values, and worldview are generally fixed at the age of twenty.
The current storyline, where the main character hasn't left yet, seems quite interesting. I'd just like to offer a personal suggestion: Yunmeng is the foundation. Whether Li Ming is invincible or weak, Yunmeng is the core. Even if he leaves later, I suggest adding a time limit, instead of making it a hundred, a thousand, or even ten thousand years immediately.
Wu Xiao
The Celestial King's aura wasn't really conveyed, making him seem a bit weak. Finding a good feng shui location would take days, and he couldn't possibly have the ability to instantly perceive the heavens and earth or create blessed lands with a wave of his hand. You could refer to the Celestial Kings written by Hong Mao Dong; they might not be very strong, but their aura is incredibly high.
Li Ming
I've read up to chapter 26, but I still can't forget the Little Dragon Girl from the first chapter. I admit I'm being a bit lecherous 🙂. I wonder if there will be any more Little Dragon Girl scenes later on.
The "Five Great Luo Cultivation Methods of the Primordial Realm" is divided into four chapters: Mortal Realm, Celestial Immortal, True Immortal, Mysterious Immortal, Golden Immortal, Taiyi Golden Immortal, and Great Luo Golden Immortal. The first chapter, the Mortal Realm Chapter, is divided into three sections: Qi Refining, Golden Core, and Nascent Soul. What is Qi cultivation?
If I were the Dao, I would set the lifespan of Qi cultivation at 200 years, so you could keep cultivating Qi forever!
First, let me clarify that I'm not criticizing the author; I'm just offering some feedback. To be honest, a Celestial King shouldn't be able to fly on a sword in a low-level martial arts world. His divine sense could scan the world instantly, and his walking method should be torn through space. So what's the point of flying on a sword? (The thrill isn't high enough!)
I was wondering why the introduction looked so familiar, like Dogo.