The Immortal Path to Longevity: Starting with the Rice Harvest
长生仙道：从收稻开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 324k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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The protagonist's father is a top-tier martial arts master, and the protagonist's mother is a second-tier martial arts master and alchemist. The protagonist is only supposed to live to be 39 years old, and his parents don't know this. They even want the protagonist to live as an ordinary person and don't want him to practice martial arts. What kind of divine setting is this? I'm speechless!
I fell into several traps. 1. The main character just seems a bit dull, almost like a 14-year-old native. 2 Is the kind of game that has a great system for improving your survival skills, but it just doesn't let you develop properly. It keeps you constantly being chased, making you feel completely insecure. 3. No satisfying moments
The protagonist has cultivation techniques and a proficiency system, so why does he go out and wander around? The gains are negligible, and he's constantly facing life-or-death crises. He goes hunting, encounters bandits while delivering supplies, and faces bandits again on his way home. Every time, he's fighting to the death. And what's with the cultivation technique slowing down the more you practice? Shouldn't a proficiency system guarantee success through effort?
If you don't want to get into cultivation so quickly, why give them cultivation techniques so early, then make all sorts of excuses not to practice them? Openly dragging out the plot is nauseating.
Five books, five flops. The author should probably just find a factory job.
The author really went all out to make the story a flop... A whole bunch of flop-worthy plot devices were thrown in.
Good heavens, the protagonist's parents are everywhere, all crippled by the second-generation martial arts masters and the second-generation immortals.
I deleted the book and left; the plot was so awkward it was unbearable.
The protagonist was an adult before transmigrating, but after transmigrating, it seems like he forgot to bring his brain with him.
I couldn't handle being forced to go out and have fun while I was practicing alchemy.