A Lowly Cultivator
底层修仙者
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Reader comments 34
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I am Su Xing, rebelling against the Heavenly Court in the cultivation world. I need 100 million spirit stones as military funds. Send me the money! If this is done, I'll appoint you as Marshal Tianpeng!
Such a rigid society cannot exist for long. Without a perceived enemy, internal conflicts will inevitably accumulate until they erupt. A distorted society cannot last. The middle class is accumulating power to climb the ranks; fairness within each family is impossible, and ambitious individuals are bound to emerge.
Brothers, this is a direct rebellion against Heaven! 😊
Stop hitting me! Stop hitting me! I'm not reading this author's book anymore, please stop hitting me!
To be honest, the platform's crackdown on this kind of book, especially the dark fantasy genre, is too severe.
In the center of the square, a man with his sleeves off was dancing a strange dance. He was gesturing wildly, muttering some kind of monster or Great Sage. He would lunge to the left one moment, then to the right the next, but he never seemed to leave the center of the square. The ordinary-looking people surrounding the man watched as he mocked him with unbridled sarcasm.
Author, I've just started reading this book and I have a question. Overthrowing the Heavenly Court is easy. But have you thought it through? Why can't the Heavenly Court just be another one after the decree is fulfilled? As long as the people themselves don't awaken, the only difference is which group is the ruling class. Only when all the people break free from their apathy and truly realize their sovereignty can they escape this meaningless cycle of fate.
From the synopsis, you can roughly guess the plot: the transmigrated protagonist doesn't want to be restricted, so he starts analyzing elixirs. After succeeding, he's hunted down, fights back, and uses his lifespan to fight against the Heavenly Court, ultimately succeeding.
Instead of improving yourself, complain about society.
I initially thought it was a fantasy novel with elements of mythology and a similar genre, but as I read on, something felt off. The book describes another world, yet it's so similar to this one! Endless exploitation of value, insatiable greed. Using the false to cultivate the true? Using the false to speak of the true! The struggle continues; when will the spark ignite a prairie fire? This reminds me of a post on Bilibili: Are we still on the right track?