
You Really Can Cultivate Immortality in Your Dreams
梦里真的能修仙
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 309k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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This type of novel is rare, and 99% of them are poorly written. Don't deliberately suppress the "Cultivation Invincible" title.
The beginning was alright, but the fun level dropped later. The protagonist is a sadistic saint, the plot is illogical and unreasonable, and it includes personal biases. Author, your writing is terrible, author, you did a really bad job. Author, your writing is extremely bad. Author, your plot is terrible. Author, your writing is terrible, author, your writing is awful. Author, your writing is awful, awful, awful. Author, your writing is awful, awful, awful. (This comment reflects all attacks)
The book was titled "Can You Really Cultivate Immortality in Dreams?", But even after it was published, only the first chapter discussed cultivating immortality in dreams.
Your book title and synopsis both say it's about cultivating immortality in a martial arts world, but why have I read dozens of chapters and all I've read is martial arts training? You also say that the cultivation level is high, yet you keep using your luck to train in martial arts, and I'm even shocked when I see a martial arts technique.
It's pretentious and awkward, and the plot drags on like a foot-binding rag!
The book's levels are divided into "Enchanting Realm, Staying Up All Night Realm, All-Night Realm, Divine Soul Realm, Half-Step Sudden Death Realm, Sudden Death Realm, Feast-Eating Realm, Coffin-Buying Realm, Coffin-Matching Crystal, Burial Realm, Rotting Flesh Realm, White Bone Realm, Dust-Changing Realm, Dust-Free Realm".
The Great Zhou Dynasty was corrupt, while the Qin Dynasty was growing stronger. The protagonist had a dream and then chose to solve the problem himself. Wow, impressive! His siblings, parents, family, and Qin soldiers were all just decorations; he wouldn't tell them anything. Why not just raise an army and be done with it? He insisted on playing the martial arts world, and that was it!
Seeking inheritance in the world of martial arts and immortal cultivation
With the royal family persecuting people in front and a dragon threatening to destroy the world behind, why is it that in these novels the royal family always persecutes loyal and virtuous people? Can't they just stay quiet and behave themselves? It seems like a lighthearted, enjoyable read, but I felt the protagonist was very frustrated and anxious.
Realm sorting
The Great Zhou Dynasty's martial arts have nine ranks (lower three ranks: martial apprentice, middle three ranks: martial master, upper three ranks: innate): external cultivation, internal cultivation, true cultivation, true qi, primordial energy, true intention, fetal breathing, circulation of qi, and purple mansion. Sixth Rank True Intent Stage – Minor Grandmaster.