
Struggling to Survive in a Cultivation Game
我在修仙游戏艰难生存
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 688k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia Romance
- Subgenre
- Modern Cultivation
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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381Chapters
10.5kRecommendations
6.3kFans
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Why tag a scene with a romantic subplot as "no couple"?
A brief analysis of the male supporting character: This book has no male protagonist, but it does have a romantic subplot. Bei Chenfeng isn't the male lead; he's just a passerby. The female lead has a one-sided crush on him, but it's unclear whether he actually likes her or not. Why is it set up this way? Because he has a real-life counterpart, cough cough, someone I encountered in a game.
Happy birthday, everyone!!! 🎁
Nan Si Xue
Please don't hold back your reading time; this book will be available for purchase only after it's officially released. Hurry and read to the latest chapter! Love you all! ❤️
Nan Si Xue Oh
I found a picture online; it's so frustrating not being able to draw! 🥺
Character Summary
Female protagonist: Nan Sixue, an ordinary person with no special identity. Male supporting character 1: Bei Chenfeng, a cultivator, a rather self-contradictory person. Second male supporting character: Zhang Yu, a blockhead, a person who is quite good at fantasizing. Third male supporting character: Hong Xingping, the female lead's admirer, devoted in love, and a bit love-struck.
Unleash your imagination and have endless fun!
The author has a very rich imagination! Each character is witty and humorous, like the big water tank guy, the Black and White Impermanence, and the spicy hot pot. The character settings are also very interesting. The plot is good, with mining, cooking, and whack-a-mole going at you – it's very fun! Keep it up!
This book has a slightly nonsensical and humorous feel, with some subtle subplots that kept me reading. However, some plot holes felt a bit shallowly resolved, making it a rather strange book. The author states there's no romantic pairing, which, despite its oddity, makes it quite enjoyable.