
Keeping a Low Profile in a Mythic World
苟在神话世界
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- Ongoing
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- 444k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
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- Cultivation Civilization
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- 4y ago
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There's a bug I want to point out. It would be best to explain in detail what dangers exist outside the city. In ancient times, when there was a famine and people couldn't survive, they still had the courage to migrate. Would hundreds of thousands of cultivators only care about the city? How much food could the city possibly have?
Suddenly, out of nowhere, he stepped forward and gave a widow 10,000 spirit stones to pay off her debt. They were being cautious and vigilant before, but suddenly they're flaunting their wealth, especially since the widow hadn't had much interaction with them before.
The plot is bizarre; a bunch of people are eager to kill the protagonist. Is it true that a tree stands out from the crowd? But actually, it's not that outstanding. There are too many inexplicable characters. The Scorpion Woman is quite strange, and the Hengduan Mountains that introduced her are also quite abrupt.
The style before and after is completely different. Even with a system, there's an excessive pursuit of beastly power, which one can't control. The monetary system is chaotic at first, and the leveling up is frighteningly slow later on—30 years to advance one level, and this is only at the Foundation Establishment stage.
Author, if you want more readers for this book, you absolutely must resolve the Qin family issue. You have two choices: 1. Stop it immediately, don't abandon it; 2. Get rid of it. Stop disgusting the readers. Do you think too many people are interested in your work?
The author was frustrated by these people; there was too much gossip and it was affecting people, so the author couldn't help but change the plot. The so-called "criticisms" of this group do not actually contain any major flaws in the work. They are just nitpicking. The logic and worldview of this book are quite self-consistent and there are no major flaws.
Why save that woman? It's not that I'm cold-blooded. Would you spend so much money saving someone you're not close to, especially when you're not even able to protect yourself? Isn't that just blatantly saying, "I have money, come find me!"? That's the most disgusting thing.
Very good, very enjoyable to watch. Please don't abandon it! The only slight oddity is the lifespan, but the flaws don't detract from its overall excellence.
That's a bit of a lie. They're all cultivators, how could they starve to death!
I'm a bit confused. How can a few Foundation Establishment cultivators suppress hundreds of thousands of Qi Refining cultivators?