My Life of Cultivating Immortality Through Information
我的信息修仙人生
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 2y ago
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The Good Bookshop: All Great Novels
A collection of books I like, books fellow readers have strongly recommended, and promising new novels to share with everyone. Read ten thousand books and travel ten thousand miles.
Only the Readable Stuff
The point of this list is to pick out some fresh, original works from this sea of formulaic stories and studio-produced books. Think of it as a filter. I can’t promise they’re great, but at least they’re readable. I mainly look for something fresh, and only recommend stories whose plots suit my tastes. I’ll rate them later.
Only Books I'm Currently Reading
Recommending some books I've read
Dark, Ruthless, and Full of Villainous Antiheroes
I have pretty eclectic tastes and read books from all kinds of genres. So naturally, this list has quality reads from all sorts of schools and styles. Every protagonist is intelligent, decisive, and a little dark. No brainless idiots or harems. Hope you don't pass these by without giving them a look. Lost contact: National Lord, God Hunter
The Writer's Glory
These are some of the better books I’ve read. I hope you enjoy them.
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The book reviews are so polarized! The praise is just one sentence, while the criticism has a couple of points to make. It's really strange.
It's unreasonable to raise someone with inferior physical attributes from a young age just to possess someone with inferior physical attributes?
This is a bit too oppressive, isn't it? The highest cultivation level in this area is Nascent Soul, but all the shops only sell low-level cultivation techniques and spells? Mid-level and above are all monopolized by sects and families? Is there any way for independent cultivators to survive?
In eighteen years, your master has only managed to possess someone with a low-grade spiritual root. Is he crazy?
The first chapter is already incredibly poisonous... Did the author think giving the superpower to the natives would be a joke?
The logic in this book is completely illogical. Low-grade innate talent + taking drugs = high-grade innate talent + taking drugs? If you had high-grade innate talent and your sect heavily nurtured you, would you lack daily elixirs? Besides, it's said that every medicine has some toxicity; even if yours is of the highest quality, it's impossible for it to be completely free of toxicity. The idea of no drug resistance is also absurd.
If you're going to kill, do it properly. You always act like a braggart, never going all out from the start. You end up making a bunch of enemies without even killing anyone.
The first few chapters were alright, but then it all fell apart. Do you think a Golden Core cultivator would talk to you nicely? You two aren't even the same species. It's already being kind of me not to kill you.
The author shouldn't casually mention "golden fingers" (advantages that grant power or advantages). If there's a reborn old monster among them, you're doomed. Second, the monster levels—what kind of level 10 monster is that? Speechless. Where does that kind of classification work?
It's strange, the protagonist seems both cowardly and reckless.