Senior Brother, I Absolutely Won't Take Medicine
师兄我绝不吃药
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 464k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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A Tribute to the Ten Thousand Souls Banner Series: Sub-Banner No. 2
Books that have been abandoned, ended badly, or are on their way there. There's a limit to how many books one list can hold, and I didn't expect so many people to like it, so I've made a second list. For other details, see the description of my other list. I'll also add no more than four ongoing books to each list that are sure to flop. If they don't flop, I'll give out the entire accumulated prize pool.
New Books I've Found Especially Interesting
Some new books. Most are new books I found amusing and interesting, so I am sharing them with everyone. We read novels for a bit of fun. If you read a few chapters and do not enjoy one, just stop reading. My reading preferences also vary from time to time, so the types of books recommended here are not all that consistent. I suggest starting with the newest entries. I may fail to notice when some books have been abandoned. If a review makes you interested, but you click in and discover that the
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After looking at the first few images, it seems like a concept.
Thoughts on the Parasitic Cultivation Theme
I've realized that the parasite metaphorically represents the alienation of people by capital. Undoubtedly, since it's a cultivation system, it directly targets us, who are steeped in cultivation culture. Decades ago, we lost the war of consciousness, and evil forces from beyond the heavens invaded the Heavenly Dao. Only the hidden agents and relics planted by the ancient immortal kings survived.
Good heavens, 34,000 words! How could someone so young and promising as to poison such a tiny seedling?
A gaze from those big, bright eyes!
This kind of parasitic cultivation is very unreasonable. Especially since it's impossible to achieve symbiosis with the parasite. Regarding the insect consciousness, is it that each insect has its own consciousness, or is each parasitized person under the unified command of an insect king?
I've read the first thirteen chapters. So far, this book by the author is a step better than that one about parasitic cultivation. Even when caught up in the Zerg, humanity is not only cruel, but also compassionate. The author's handling is skillful; if they maintain this level of quality, I will subscribe to the entire series.
The author himself has lost sight of the selling point, hasn't he? What I want to see is the bizarre, not this secret realm or that secret realm, or shoddy reasoning and public displays of divine intervention.
Hey, those big eyes really are amazing!
I've read dozens of chapters; the plot is relatively coherent, with quite a few plot holes. However, there's an opening scene that many readers found disturbing in the reviews. Apparently, when the male protagonist is near death, his fiancée conspires with someone to steal the life-saving elixir his brother gave him and sell it. When discovered, the only response is a simple "this won't happen again." If you can accept that, it's not too bad.
Doesn't anyone think Sima Xue is ruthless? She might even be the female lead! 😓