
I Give Generously in the Cultivation World
我在修仙界仗义疏财
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 788k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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344Chapters
157Recommendations
71Fans
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The plot is terrible, the protagonist is a sadistic saint, the logic is flawed, the plot is disgusting, the author disrespects the protagonist. The author should be insulted, abused, and punished. The author should be criticized. Author, your writing is very bad, you've done a terrible job. Author, your writing is extremely bad. Author, your plot is very bad.
It's boring. You just change places, meet a woman, and repeat the same thing over and over again. You have to write something interesting. It's okay if you write the protagonist as a normal person, but writing it as a genius turning into a useless person is really boring. I don't know how many of these have I seen. For example, something about not recovering cultivation, and then after recovering cultivation, no one else reacts much.
My assessment is that this book won't be a hit because the writing style is too simplistic and the plot is too contrived.
It's well written, but don't write like that again. You clearly portrayed the protagonist as a very aloof person, yet you insist on having him interact with women every time.
I came in to see if there were any posts, and there really weren't.
Trust me, don't read this book—it's just awful!
It's just a name change, isn't it? They can't even copy properly...
He probably deleted the comments. He's like a celestial version of a domineering CEO, constantly giving things away. It's fine once or twice, but it gets tiresome after a while.
The idea is good, but this story is too simplistic and awkward. I suggest the author improve their writing style before publishing.
This book is truly pathetic; you can barely find a copy on Qidian.com. It's hilarious.