Cultivating Immortality in a Martial Arts Game
我在武侠游戏里修仙
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 569k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 4y ago
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230Chapters
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Which version of cultivation is this? Qi cultivation starts with just a lightness technique, then requires hand seals, then it jumps straight to drawing talismans from the Hundred Arts of Cultivation, followed by formations. There are no close combat skills at all. Is cultivation this low-level?
How are martial arts levels and cultivation levels converted? The author isn't going to make the fights a back-and-forth affair, is he? Then what's the point of cultivating immortality?
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I can't read any more; the author seems to have gone off track. The author is too self-centered, it's very unpleasant to read.
The issue of magic weapon fragments could be problematic if not handled properly. You could write about divine weapon fragments, or fragments that could be high-level materials, but it's best to avoid elements of cultivation, at least in the early stages before readers have developed a reading habit.
This is ridiculous. Chapter 4 said it would be shortened to "Peerless Divine Skill" from now on, but Chapter 10 just copied and pasted it again, completely contradicting itself. Is padding the word count for fun or what? Do they just find writing the name of this skill interesting? This behavior is driving readers away.
The premise was great, but it unfortunately had a bad ending.
The author's premise is that you practice martial arts while I cultivate immortality, and the only difference between martial arts and immortality is that you are a warrior or a mage. It's normal for those who practice martial arts to get beaten up.
Just like the book's assessment of the protagonist, he's a complete idiot!
Does Foundation Establishment grant 200 more spiritual power than Qi Refining? Are you trying to become a fake immortal?