After the Migration, I Started Cultivating Immortality
迁徙后，我修仙了
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- Completed
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- 1.8M Words
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- Xianxia Romance
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- Classical Xianxia
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- 1y ago
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Map of Tianyuan Realm...
I don't mean to be negative, but after the first few dozen chapters, no matter how well the later chapters are written, I just can't get through them. Let's put it this way: it's a rambling, disjointed narrative, like reading nothing at all. It lacks focus, has some annoying moments, and frankly, fails to develop any characters.
The female lead is amazing! She takes her master's money to support her entire family, and he doesn't seem to care. She's truly heartless to do such a thing. She does have a relationship with him, but why should he support her entire family? And what's more, the whole family has spiritual roots! That's outrageous! Cultivating immortality while supporting a family—it's so pointless.
I'd like to ask, will the female lead still be so concerned about others in the future? I don't really want to leave because I have no books to read, but I can't accept it if things really turn out that way.
The initial introduction made this novel seem very ambitious and intriguing, but after reading a bit, it felt rather bland. The author suggests we think about it, but as readers, we tend to have only superficial imaginations. If we had deep thoughts, we wouldn't need to read the novel. Also, the pet names the author used are all very similar.
Are you sick? Did you change writers after chapter 652, which has no romantic pairing? 🤢🤢🤢
The power levels are so inconsistent! A Qi Refining cultivator can fight a fourth-tier cultivator, and a Foundation Establishment cultivator can even fight a Nascent Soul cultivator. Is this really necessary?
This is a rare example of a cultivation novel that gets better as it progresses. The beginning is a bit rambling, but it gets better and better as it goes on, with a brisk plot and well-developed characters. Even the battle scenes get better and better!
The author wrote with great care, but your writing is too simplistic and feels a bit padded. The female lead is immature and somewhat contradictory. Overall, it feels immature and lacks cohesion. Keep it up!
It's tasteless to read, but a pity to throw away. After reading a few chapters, I still didn't know who the main character was, and the descriptions lacked focus. Later, I thought it was an ensemble piece, but each character was underdeveloped and bland.