Longevity: I, Cao, Can See the On-Screen Prompts
长生：我曹某人看得到提示语
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- Completed
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- 2.5M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 2y ago
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Top Picks! Great Writing, No Beginner-Level Prose
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Personal Collection
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Recommend outstanding works and savor life's many flavors. Make friends with heroes and enjoy the splendor of the world. These books have been personally tested by the list curator, so the recommendations should be useful. My favorite genres are history, urban fiction, xianxia, and light novels.
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Only Ever in Love with Your Silken Tresses
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My Personal List of Novels I Enjoy
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Reading Novels for China's Rejuvenation
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It was quite amazing at first, and the perverts were ecstatic. But after the protagonist joined the sect and underwent soul-searching, everything seemed effortless. Many of the protagonist's opportunities were obtained with the help of his cheat abilities.
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I'm really disappointed. I was initially drawn in by Cao Cao, but then I gradually became disappointed. I just don't understand why, after so many chapters, there isn't even a single, not one, fight scene involving the main characters! Then, wasn't the protagonist's entry into the sect a mistake?! Directly collecting souls and checking memories?
To summarize why it was so difficult to watch, the characters were upright people, and the story was about the rise of ordinary people and geniuses overcoming adversity. The protagonist is the villain, hypocritical and suspicious. The author loves to show off in terms of food, clothing, and daily necessities, but the protagonist's strength is actually quite weak. He's just a cultivator who spends his days pretending and comparing himself to mortals.
He died from poisoning.
I really couldn't hold back anymore! The beginning was quite good, and I was wondering why such a good novel wasn't more popular. But when I got to the part about entering a sect, I completely lost it. A Nascent Soul sect has a treasure that can access people's memories? And it seems to be standard equipment for every sect? Does the author really know how overpowered this thing is?
Based on the previous chapters, your book should have focused on cultivation and enjoyment, including cultivating immortality, refining treasures, learning skills, and playing with women. But it's gone off track now.
To be honest, author, you said you weren't writing about a mafia-style cultivation world, but it feels like yours is actually even more hierarchical. Aside from joining a sect, it's extremely difficult for independent cultivators to rise to prominence.
I'm so tired of this kind of writing where Nascent Soul cultivators act silly and cute. You should go write female-oriented novels; you have a bright future there.
Tasteless yet too precious to discard, the current state of Xianxia (fantasy/martial arts) novels is truly unreadable. Take this book, for example. It started off somewhat impressive, but later became nothing more than a breeding ground for tedious plots, utterly boring.
I enjoy reading slightly erotic content. However, the author's depiction of the cultivation world, from Nascent Soul cultivators to mortals, as being filled with lecherous individuals is a bit unrealistic. Too much of that would just become vulgar.