Parasitic Cultivation: I Can Understand Everything
寄生修仙，我能通晓一切
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 4y ago
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The novel's concept of parasitic cultivation likely originates from Sun Zha's comic book of the same name. I've included the comic below.
Produced by the studio? Oh yes, yes, yes.
So, now that Sichuan cuisine is so popular, it's not even possible for someone to invest in opening a restaurant? Mapo tofu and twice-cooked pork taste the same, don't they? I'm not charging you for this restaurant, can't you even come in and have a taste? Can't you tell the difference after just one bite? "Hey, I don't want to eat! Hey, I don't want to go into the store!"
I've only read a few chapters, and it's not bad. However, the fact that humanity can still exist and live well with its own culture suggests that even if many cultivators are parasitized, there are definitely some legitimate sects that cultivate immortality and protect humanity.
The last twenty or thirty chapters seem to have many problems, and I think these points may be some of the reasons why readers are leaving. My first impression is that the protagonist's intelligence has noticeably declined, and the plot is dragging. The main turning point should be when the protagonist can communicate freely through the notes, which feels like a mistake.
I wonder if anyone else is as furious as I am as I am. Those despicable insects, parasitizing human bodies, how dare they call themselves cultivators? We must eradicate these filthy and evil creatures! How dare these mere three thousand planets call themselves three thousand worlds! Get the hell out of here! Get the hell out of here! Get the hell out of here! Get the hell out of here!
What is a system?
What is a system? I. Scientific Measurement of Creation So far, the system truly functions like a program, incorporating databases, sensors, data analytics, artificial intelligence, and much more. However, the author stated that he removed the high-tech soldiers, and that the world setting is largely the same, so... II. Forbidden Items 1.
There's a comic about this... I think I've forgotten the name.
Do you think this system might be an insect, with the protagonist unknowingly being parasitized?
Why isn't this novel popular? The writing is decent, the style is fresh, and it's much better than some of the formulaic novels on the bestseller lists.
What a load of rubbish! What does it matter to you if his Tang Dynasty is destroyed? What does it matter to you if tens of millions of his people die?