
Cultivating Immortality, Starting as a Necromancer
自亡灵法师开始修仙
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 336k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- High-Martial World
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
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159Chapters
8.1kRecommendations
12.1kFans
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I dropped it after reading the "Heart-to-Heart Mantra" part. Don't ask why; I just don't like it—it's too trashy, it just reeks of failure! Even if you write something better later, for me, this is the end of the book, and there's no going back! (This is just my personal opinion, don't argue.)
Chapter Twenty-Seven was truly toxic to too many readers, and I was one of those who tested it myself. Most readers on Qidian are veteran readers; this kind of plot has an 80% deterrent rate.
This book is alright; the plot is well-designed. The "golden finger" (cheat code) setting is a bit flawed. Since it can absorb cultivation and collect corpses, just buy them—it's a demonic sect anyway. The description mentions a fixed number of slots, but I haven't seen any restrictions on summoning them in the past few times. There's also the potential for growth, which isn't being utilized.
Trash simp Although it's true that you can't kill someone with a mark left by a Golden Core cultivator, it doesn't mean you can't cripple them. You cripple their power, remove their limbs, take off their glasses, pull out their tongue, dig a hole, and leave only their head sticking out. They die a few days later, and the mark's final record doesn't even mention the protagonist. But I just can't understand why we should save her?
I don't understand. You want to kill the Huang family woman after she woke up? Why didn't you kill her earlier? I don't get it.
Why are there still people writing about "simps" these days? Don't they understand the situation?
Last night I saw a comment in the book review section saying, "What 'Heart-Connecting Spell'? I just saw it!" Oh my god? That's really something. Two families were fighting over something, and the protagonist finally got it. One family had a male member, whom the protagonist raped. The other family had a female member, and the protagonist didn't rape her? He almost got raped in return?
This book is terrible. Around chapter 40, the female protagonist was killed while unconscious, and then dragged out the story for a long time. It's insane to read (; 一_一). Even the female characters are so weak and limp. I suggest the author write more modern urban novels instead of cruel cultivation novels.
As a renowned necromancer, it would be a disservice to the villainous class not to unleash a necromantic scourge.
The female lead's writing style really made me want to vomit.