A Cultivator Traveling Between Two Worlds
两界穿梭的修行者
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 594k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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282Chapters
1.2kRecommendations
14.8kFans
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How to describe this book? Why does it feel like the protagonist is always focused on cultivation? Is there an upper limit to decomposition? No, I don't think so! I haven't seen it mentioned. Decomposition is like a bug; why doesn't he know how to utilize it? Cultivation, theoretically speaking, is about having more energy in the body to enhance physical abilities and seek longevity.
The premise is good, but I don't understand why it keeps relying on internet memes. Does the author think their writing is hilarious? It's a complete mess! There's a reason it's not popular!
The plot is good, but the writing is... Questionable. It's too disjointed, giving off a "hooligan cultivating immortality" vibe. Also, the expression is unclear. I felt like I read a lot, yet also like I read nothing at all, which made it uninteresting to continue.
No one would use cheat codes like that. You have to kill the animals yourself to get meat, and you have to steal, rob, or trade corpses. You've turned on such a huge cheat code. Nobody knows how to use it. Even with high-interest loans, I'd need hundreds of thousands. Now the earth is a chaotic mess of animals, and you can even smuggle corpses if you get the chance.
The author deliberately lowered the characters' intelligence by not physically collecting the carcasses of every animal in the main world, even though there were no restrictions on dissecting animals in the main world. Having earned so much money in the other world, one could easily buy hundreds of different kinds of animals, and find dozens more without spending any money, instantly gaining numerous animal abilities.
I've been reading for ages and still don't know what the author is writing about or what they're trying to say. I'm completely baffled.
The first two chapters did grab my attention, but after chapter 8, something felt off. If it were a lighthearted, easy read, that would be fine, and occasional references are normal, but this feels forced and contrived...
The character development is terrible; the emotions seem to come out of nowhere. The scene descriptions are also a mess. Li Kai is about to die, but the protagonist still seems impatient, instead constantly asking Douya questions. It's neither sad nor funny.
They always use memes and witty remarks that are off-putting!
Four reviews of this book: A complete mess