
The Last Qi Refiner
最后一个炼气士
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 107k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Superpowers
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
50Chapters
1.1kRecommendations
15Fans
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One person's unique method is still interesting! But your method is something anyone can cultivate, and you think it'll be left for the protagonist?! Forget about the country, just the aristocratic families that have existed for thousands of years could exhaust it! What's with this Qi Refining and Golden Core system in the urban setting? Is this kind of shitty system even interesting?
You could just write about a chance encounter with lightning or something that generated Qi, which would be much better than some ancient Qi cultivation method. Your writing is decent, but is it really okay to use this kind of ancient adventure story?
Don't start writing and suddenly all sorts of powerful families and sects appear; that would be poison.
I dread reading new books these days; they always seem to end abruptly, which is so annoying. I hope this one won't be like that.
With this update frequency, no matter how well it's written, it's useless; I'll abandon it sooner or later.
What a pity, it perfectly matched my fantasy.
To be honest, I'm truly disappointed. The greater the hope, the greater the disappointment.
After reading a few chapters, I realized that cultivation didn't cure the disease but instead made the cancer cells even stronger, which completely killed my interest in reading. 😓
Fundamentally The definition of Qi is still incorrect. Why is Qi (vital energy) everywhere? Because we are all connected through the organs that transmit information, Perceive everything around you Therefore, qi is information. It is the sensory organ for transmitting information. Upon receiving the message, it is converted into information that the brain can recognize and perceive.
It's over 30,000 words, and you still haven't signed a contract?