I Have an Absurd Scripture
我有一本荒诞经
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.8M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 2y ago
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Kapok Blossom's Personal Booklist
Just as the title says, this is my personal reading list. A lot of these books aren't particularly good and have plenty of little problems, but if I can see the author improving, I'm willing to pay for the books as a form of encouragement. That's still better than some so-called great authors who've made no progress in years. The styles here vary widely, and I'll add or remove books from time to time. (P.S. I don't really like writing book summaries. You can click through to read the author's ow
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The Heavens Are Vast and Clear, May Our Way Flourish Evermore
Genres: xianxia, fantasy, xuanhuan, wuxia, mystery Character types: Every man for himself, or striving to follow one's own path
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If this book is well-written, it could be a masterpiece. I've been following it closely and support the author. I hope the author can continue. The author handled the plot well, so I don't have any suggestions. However, I do have a few suggestions regarding the protagonist's magic: 1. The current writing style is perfectly adequate for the early stages.
I've read almost a hundred chapters now, and the protagonist's numerous magical abilities are practically cheating, yet he's easily defeated by anyone of the same level. There's even a severely injured person of his age who can fight him to a standstill. This protagonist's life is just too frustrating!
This book has its own rhythm. I hope the author continues to maintain it and is not influenced by the opinions of others. Let me express my own views and speculations: Based on the author's descriptions of various cultivation techniques, they all have relatively powerful backgrounds, and in this world, Shi Jing can be considered a first-class combatant, so changing worlds has become an…
In summary, I personally feel it's great, a real gem, but I think it might be just stale food for others, since everyone's experience is different.
Each of the protagonist's martial arts techniques sounds incredibly powerful before he learns them, and the descriptions are grand and impressive. However, once the protagonist masters them, they become clearly useless, used like minor skills.
This is the first time I've seen such an absurd plot. For example, when a cultivator breaks through the Foundation Establishment stage, there are people trying to steal his vital energy baptism. When the protagonist breaks through the Stone Realm (the second realm), two lunatics jump out to try and steal his vital energy baptism. It seems that the more perverse something is, the more viewers it attracts.
Once the protagonist has enough strength, if they don't brutally kill the butcher who interfered with their breakthrough, they'll be a complete victim of injustice.
I'm looking for a novel where the protagonist kills wolves and masters the Buried Blade Technique, which is later called the Gluttonous Technique. I've searched through hundreds of fantasy novels but haven't found it. Could it be banned?
That's a great idea! First, I don't understand the setting!!! I saw that it's been released, but I still don't know the difference between ordinary martial artists and unorthodox martial artists (besides having an extra strange method). The text doesn't explain how martial artists cultivate, how the Skin Polishing Realm is honed, or even the Bone Refinement Realm (I forgot the name of the realm).
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