Is It Normal to Become a Sword Immortal at Eighteen?
十八岁当上剑仙正常吗
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 666k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Original ACG Fantasy
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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158Chapters
1.7kRecommendations
14.7kFans
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Three Thousand Years Older, Ascend to Immortal Rank
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I don't understand, Sister Li. You're a sword immortal, in other words, invincible, yet you listen to the words of a demonic cultivator you could easily crush and become an undercover agent for the righteous path? Am I out of touch with the times?
The sword immortal was forced to go undercover as soon as he stepped out of the house. Although I know this is to advance the plot, it feels too abrupt.
The title is interesting, but after clicking in, it's all about hiding one's true strength—being invincible yet still hiding it, playing dumb to outsmart others. That's not for me.
Seeing a sword immortal being sent as an undercover agent by a mortal... I couldn't even finish three chapters.
Don't watch, absolutely don't watch! The story starts with him being a sword immortal who casually erases any signs of immortality, then he's stopped by a woman with a cultivation level a billion times lower than his and becomes her disciple. This isn't just poison; it's arsenic mixed with pesticide, and damn well, it's laced with shit!
The beginning was so cruel... He was invincible, yet he became someone else's apprentice, and then he went undercover...
The protagonist starts off invincible, yet he's told by a lowly, easily crushable villain to infiltrate a righteous sect as an undercover agent. Is the protagonist inherently despicable, or does the author lack the brain cells? The first three chapters are enough to make me want to quit.
The story begins with him being an invincible sword immortal, only to be stopped by a random woman who wants him as a disciple, and he actually becomes her apprentice. What follows is just his daily routine of showing off and getting slapped in the face! Truly a daily dose of garbage.
It's so boring, you might as well not include the sword immortal setting.
He actually became a sword immortal? Is it because I didn't study Chinese well, or is the author's writing bad? Why couldn't he have become one? A sword immortal isn't an official.