The Immortal in the Mist
迷雾之仙
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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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.
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They're all books with average performance, but even this bookworm of over a decade can enjoy them. They may have various little flaws, but unlike those bestselling platinum-author books that I can't even get through, like the ones at the top of the rankings, these are at least genuinely enjoyable!
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The idea is great, but honestly, it feels a bit nonsensical. Wen Xi did help the protagonist, so it's understandable that he'd treat her well. But what's with Zhu Xuanxuan? She gave him a ten-thousand-yuan orchid while shopping on their first meeting!
I can't take it anymore. I've read up to chapter 51, and they've really turned the protagonist into someone who's mentally challenged. How can a college student from a prestigious university not understand any classical Chinese? And that woman, she gave me two jade pieces sealed with magic on our second meeting. Even the protagonist's parents didn't get that kind of treatment!
Do things like waiting for others to use your ideas and write better results than you.
I knew it was nonsense just from reading the synopsis. It's like a modern person traveling back to ancient times and being able to control the wind and rain—utterly absurd. How can someone from a technologically advanced world interpret cultivation? One plus one equals two because the person who invented it said they were two.
The book's concept is decent, but the writing is lacking. The biggest creative element is that everyone can awaken different scriptures or learn from others. The early part, with only three characters, was quite engaging. The mist teems with demons and ghosts, and the various habitats are fragmented and small, making travel difficult. The population setting is somewhat inaccurate and excessive.
Both worlds are mysterious, and it feels like things have collapsed.
The author, through sheer skill, transformed a book with platinum-level themes into one based on a thesis defense.
Could someone please tag me if anyone uses the author's ideas to write a book?
The author might have wanted to depict an ordinary person's journey to immortality, highlighting the difficulty of cultivation. However, frankly speaking, at a prestigious university, if your score doesn't meet the first-tier university cutoff, you're not even eligible to apply as a sports student.
Suddenly I feel that giving Ruyi to two women I don't know very well was a huge mistake. You haven't even given it to your parents yet, and you've already given it to two women you don't know very well. It also exposed your own abilities. Even a pig is smarter than you!