Chanting the Yellow Court Sutra in a Bizarre Cultivation World
在诡异修仙世界颂黄庭
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- Xianxia
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- Classical Xianxia
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My heartfelt recommendations from the past 20 years. I don't read power fantasies, and I reject formulaic level-ups and simplistic newbie novels. I dislike overpowered protagonists and brainless stories most of all. Starting from Zero scarred me, along with Angel and the abandoned Absolute Game. Now I have no interest in online gaming novels! I drop a book without hesitation if the protagonist challenges someone three levels above them. Traps, suppression in special locations, and magic arrays a
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Fei Xiao, finishing the "Guicang" is the important thing, don't be too ambitious!
First, you're a part-time writer, your main job is screenwriting. The time and energy you can dedicate to online writing is limited, and even updating on time is a problem. In this situation, focusing on high-quality works is the right path; releasing new works impulsively is tantamount to suicide. Secondly, abandoning a literary project halfway through is a major taboo.
Losing a level after transmigrating is one thing, but returning to the original Foundation Establishment level and cultivating even slower than the original owner is disgusting. It's like starting cultivation all over again. Even transmigrating and rebuilding wouldn't be this slow. It's like suppressing levels just for the sake of suppressing levels.
Well, this is the third book. I rarely follow an author's work. Your first two books were so disappointing. You'd better come and comfort me, or I'll get upset.
I read fifty chapters and couldn't take it anymore. The protagonist is always surrounded by unexpected events, and one oppressive plot twist after another arises from a series of coincidences. The author deliberately suppressed the realm, but failed to notice that while the normal increase in the number of spells led to an overabundance of spells, the combat power also expanded out of proportion.
These days, every novel needs a protagonist who saves the world and everyone else. Can't we just have a normal life where everyone develops and lives a peaceful existence? Everyone has to save the world; I just don't understand why every world is so dangerous. Maybe the universe should just be destroyed!
This is clearly at a junior high school level of literature; the use of idioms is completely out of place. "" (Lì jīng tú zhì) is used to describe someone's long-term, diligent practice. ???
It's not a matter of fast pace; the main problem is the vast disparity between cultivation level and actual strength—a Qi Refining cultivator killing a Golden Core cultivator.
Why not write about the Sword Immortal of Guizang anymore?
I don't want to say anything more. Two books have been discontinued; it's a matter of his character.
Gui Cang Suo Yang Xian, in a bizarre world, recites the Sunflower Manual, which is said to have been written by the same eunuch.