Wuxia Crossover: While Others Practice Martial Arts, I Cultivate Immortality
综武：别人练武我修仙
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.5M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- High-Martial World
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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These kinds of novels all have one problem: are the population numbers updated in the middle of the night?
The book is alright, but I still don't like the impotent male lead. That's the only thing I can't accept. I don't care if the female lead exists or not, but I just can't relate to the impotent male lead at all.
Change your name; while others cultivate immortality, you practice martial arts.
What kind of nonsense is this? The title says it's a martial arts novel, and the White Cloud City Lord even appears in the opening background, but it turns out to be bizarre. What is this writing? It's all disjointed and jumpy. Did the author even have an outline?
What the heck is this ranking system? The book says that the lowest rank is first grade, and the highest is ninth grade. Even the weakest Night Demon is at least third grade. Yet, a disciple of the Iron River Gang with only internal energy can kill several Night Demons. The protagonist seemed to be able to defeat them when he only had Eagle Claw Kung Fu.
The Five Animal Frolics next door are so advanced they're legendary, what about your Eagle Claw Kung Fu?
The world of the novel is truly despairing. If you put it into the perspective of an ordinary person, they probably wouldn't live past forty. They are exploited too terribly.
This is a case of misleading advertising; the title and content have little to do with each other. The title gives the impression of someone quietly showing off during a period of development while the content is actually saying "I'm going to lie low" but then recklessly courting disaster.
The first part describes a disciple of a gang who knows internal martial arts single-handedly killing three night demons, but later it says that even ordinary masters and immortals are no match for a single night demon. What's going on here? No wonder people on the reading list couldn't continue reading after chapter 20-something, saying your logic is chaotic.
It's too poisonous; even a seasoned veteran couldn't withstand it.