
The Immortal Realm Is Full of Tricks
仙界套路深
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 414k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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203Chapters
14kRecommendations
11.7kFans
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This kind of rambling, nostalgic writing style, reminiscent of online novels from 10 years ago, is long gone.
What are your connections? I'd like to earn some pocket money too.
The idea is good, the plot is good, but the writing is rubbish.
The author's writing about god-level geniuses is excellent.
60 Chapters, exactly 120,000 words, and the author is still asking for votes at the end of each chapter to pad the numbers! And, just like in a TV drama, they're even recounting previous events!
Chapter 128 of "Moving Mountains and Robbing Tombs" and the completed work of "God-Level Genius" - Author, why haven't you updated? Are you done writing? You said you had to finish "Moving Mountains" yourself.
Has this author ever written about god-level geniuses?
Oh dear, these long passages are really painful to read...
The premise is interesting, but the writing is terrible.
I think there's a problem with the premise. If the soul and body aren't punished by Heaven because they're not the same person, then those who possess others' bodies become loopholes. It would be better to change it so that Heaven can't punish them because their souls are from beyond the heavens, essentially allowing them to escape punishment.