
Immortal and Undying, Starting with a Blessed Grotto
长生不死,从洞天福地开始
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- Completed
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- 3.7M Words
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- Cultivation
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- Fantasy Cultivation
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- 4mo ago
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- Qidian
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With the fifth level of Nascent Soul cultivation, you can exert tens of thousands of kilograms of strength just by raising your hand. . . . . . This. . . . . I can still understand when you talk about ten thousand kilograms for foundation building. The strength of the fifth level of Nascent Soul Body Cultivation is only this 😰😰😰
The elixir at the qi training level actually requires more than 70 Chinese medicinal materials. Why, a full banquet between Manchu and Han Dynasties 😅
It is agreed that ordinary monks will never see the golden elixir in their lifetime, but in the end, the golden elixir will be everywhere, and the Yuanying is not as good as a dog
I really think it's well written, but it's still a clichéd issue of realm. As long as a cat or a dog gets to know the protagonist, his or her cultivation level will skyrocket. If there are resources, forget it, and those without resources will automatically improve their qualifications. I think this buff is common in many books. 😰
I read about two hundred chapters
Let's talk briefly: Some plots feel like they cannot stand up to scrutiny, or the early settings are not convincing enough, causing readers to be unconvinced by the plot. Just like this villain who seizes the body, building the foundation is just a small amount of spiritual consciousness. Isn't seizing the body generally a unique skill of the Yin God or Nascent Soul? Or some soul. The protagonist also practices qi, alchemy, sword practice, physical training, spiritual training, and weapon training. Later, it seems that he needs to learn formations and manage his power... It's really too complicated. It was hard to fight in the middle stage of foundation building and in the late stage. After fighting back and forth, I finally won after a lot of hard work. It's obvious that the author wants to make the plot exciting, but shouldn't the protagonist look like the protagonist? With one spiritual attack, one sword move will lower you to a higher level in an instant. Isn't this just a bit more refreshing... I don't feel the pressure I should have at all. Although I don't agree with many of the settings, most of the plots are diligent and detailed. I don't know how it will be written later 😁
The writing and pig's feet are good, but the formula is too old. With this alchemy path, any elixir or elixir is hard to find. Different pills must be taken at each stage. When the pig's trotters have not reached the level of cultivation, the foundation building pill, gold knot pill, and baby knot pill are all kept secret, and the medicinal materials are hard to find. Once the pig's foot passes this stage, thousands of monks of the same level will pop out. And there are many casual cultivators. This setting is really too old to stand.
Now let me tell you what you think after seeing the transformation. The writing is pretty good, and the combat system, setting, and world view are pretty good. It feels like the plot stops the self from upgrading after having a clone. The trumpet is no longer allowed to use gold fingers, so the feeling of farming and upgrading is no longer there, and it has completely become a relic style.
I feel useless after reading 200 chapters. The monks inside don't do their job properly, don't practice well, and just run around outside every day. The three Nascent Soul Sects are no good either. The Demon Sect has been sieved in its own territory. It took a long time for them to realize that they were causing big troubles. The Golden Core Foundation Builder inside is wasting time outside all day long. What a waste. Pig's feet are so awesome, even one percent has not been developed, and the resources on it have not been used up, and they are still looking for resources everywhere.
Forage
The front part looks great, and the main character's plug-ins are also okay. But after the clone, all the stories became dull and boring, so it stopped at the extraterritorial chapter. Starting from Yuanying, the protagonist's methods become simpler, and his fighting methods tend to be mediocre. Although it becomes more difficult to write as you get to higher levels, it is still a bit too perfunctory. It is a pity that there is no heroine. I only practice without enjoying it. I don't know what the practice is and I have no goal. Despite this, the cultivation and rise of the spiritual grass in the early stage is still very exciting, and the sect and Tianluo sea area are also developing steadily later. The late upgrade of the big boss Fengxian was a failure. Instead of forcing the continuation to the cave, it is better to kill them in the incarnation and rearrange the main enemies. Even having an Immortal Master would be better than this. I hope the author will continue to work hard and write better in the next book.
The protagonist enters Taoism through martial arts! It is not mixed spiritual roots, nor false spiritual roots. It has no spiritual roots at all and is a pure mortal. Therefore, the author arranged for the protagonist to have a "gold finger" to have a paradise, so that he can enter the innate world with a mortal body. Warriors are innately able to sense spiritual energy, which can be seen from the descriptions of many martial arts novels. The author writes that warriors enter the innate world, and then switch to practicing immortal magic. Written from this perspective, this is the real way for mortals to cultivate immortality! Han Li has four spiritual roots in Wang Yu's "The Biography of Mortal Cultivation of Immortality", and he still has spiritual roots. 99.9% Of Qidian's novels are written with spiritual roots. Of course, there are also many novels written about martial arts in Qidian. They are pure martial arts novels, that is, after the warrior enters the innate world, he combines the magic of cultivating immortals, and the original martial arts skills become martial arts skills.
It is normal to have martial arts in the world of immortals. Even in the low martial world, the combat power cannot be underestimated. However, the difference between immortals and mortals is that the strength and advantages of cultivating immortals are too great, and they can live forever.