
A Mortal’s Journey to Immortality: The Immortal of the Mortal World
凡人修仙之凡尘仙
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.2M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Is there really another world where one can cultivate immortality, or another dimension where one can live forever? With what I know so far, I can’t say. But that won’t stop us from letting our imaginations run wild in the world of online fiction. Follow one protagonist after another as they rise from humble beginnings, step by step, to become immortals, roam the martial world, retire to a carefree life in the countryside, find themselves surrounded by beautiful women, or end up alone. The possi
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After reading the author's nonsense, it's clear that mortals have no chance against cultivators! Only in a world where cultivation is impossible would people develop mortal technology. Why? Because developing technology inevitably leads to competition for resources with cultivators. How can mortals compete for resources with cultivators?
After reading Chapter 4, especially the part where the protagonist's mentality explodes, I was truly speechless. Is he really just a delicate flower in a peaceful era? Even in modern times, fraud and crime are rampant, let alone in a cultivation world where strength reigns supreme and the strong prey on the weak.
The author's writing, with its so-called "technology" developed by mortal organizations, completely deviates from the setting and worldview of the mortal world. The technology the protagonist constantly talks about, while superficially based on modern physics, is driven by spiritual energy and stones, refined with spiritual power, and conducted through spiritual runes—isn't that still cultivation…
This protagonist is a typical hothead; even after being transported to another world for so long, he still hasn't adjusted his thinking. He's messing around with the Victory and Gundam. Is this something you'd expect to see in a cultivation world? He has the talent but doesn't focus on cultivation, spending all his time tinkering with those things. From my perspective, if he didn't have a good master, he wouldn't survive in this cruel world at all.
To be honest, the main character is too ridiculous, it's distracting, really distracting. Why does he have to pick up the Flying Swallow? It's like something's stuck in my throat.
The protagonist, a cultivator wielding immense power, demands that other cultivators refrain from using his power, dreaming of equality for all. But couldn't the protagonist first sacrifice his own cultivation, wasting the lifespan gained through cultivation?
How did you, with your personality, finish reading the original novel of Mortal's Journey to Immortality? The worldview and values depicted are too conflicting with those of ordinary people. The protagonist and Han Li have completely conflicting personalities. I really don't believe the author can understand mortals...
This is really good! This is the best *Mortal's Journey to Immortality* fanfiction. It's not too far removed from Han Li's life, nor does it constantly portray him as someone who relies on him, nor does it focus on stealing opportunities from the Old Demon. It's quite excellent, okay? Those of you who say it's not good, have you even compared it to other fanfics? Or do you just prefer lighthearted stories? Keep it up, author! 🙂🙂🙂
Which female characters are the main characters? Old Demon Han is only interested in Taoism and only flirts with women, not marrying them. The protagonist should help him take them all in.
Well written, author, keep it up! While retaining modern ideas, personal interests, and the characteristics of the mortal cultivation world, it also manages to develop the story in a unique and well-organized way without feeling complicated. Through the clash of ideas, it seeks common ground while reserving differences, bringing a lively and bright touch to what was originally an overly dark and scheming cultivation novel.