
Fruit Immortal
果仙
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 359k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
146Chapters
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Reader comments 17
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I just read Chapter 11, and it's the halo of the protagonist who is sure to be saved from the catastrophe at the beginning and who is destined to succeed. I prefer to be more stable in the early stage and write more about how to become stronger. Not interested in the fact that every encounter must be a dead end.
I want to see Xiu Xian, but you should do it
The setting of Goldfinger is actually quite novel, but the author's focus is really problematic. Most people are attracted to Goldfinger. Actually, after reading Chapter 33, there is still very little description of Goldfinger. The inexplicable creation of a weapon spirit root and strange skills make it completely unattractive to continue reading. Moreover, the refreshing setting is really strange. Being accepted as a disciple by the city lord and directly becoming a young master makes people feel happy when reading it. It is too cliché. There are also some inconsistencies in the setting. It took a lot of effort to set up an array to hide the mutated cantaloupe and easily collect the jujube saplings into the golden finger space. Then the cantaloupe vines should not be collected together, but find a remote place such as a mine to wait for it to mature, and then be chased by mountain spirits and monsters. It is more enjoyable for the protagonist to fight wits and courage to break through. Anyway, it is like a stick in your throat when reading. The behavior of the characters is really illogical. I read that the author also mentioned in the comments why they were not re-synthesized in the city lord's palace. It is difficult to understand. They are already the young masters of the city lord's palace. So why don't they make fruits? Various fruits and vegetables can be an opportunity to collect an unlimited supply. Anyway, it is really confusing to read and a bit disappointing.
See Chapter 40. Not to mention whether the writing is good or not, I personally find this kind of stone fairy and eunuch fairy who cuts off all his emotions and desires to be boring. It's really unbearable for a person to turn himself into a eunuch just to live a long life😱 Everyone has desires, eating, drinking, having fun, emotions and six desires are all human nature. Even if he is seeking immortality, he should be seeking immortality for something. This stone fairy and eunuch fairy don't know what to write about! I don't understand!
After the protagonist became rich, he told the city lord about the spiritual fruit planted in his hometown. It would be nice to transplant it here. Why did he spend so much effort hiding it? It felt so stupid.
I hope the author will write more plots about farming in the sect as much as possible in the future. Nowadays, most of them are about chance and hegemony. I'm tired of watching them. I hope to see plots of the fairy mountain-I-call-the-master type.
With this volume of updates by the author, it is difficult to keep up with this book, and fewer and fewer people are pursuing it. In fact, the setting is very innovative, and it was quite satisfactory at the beginning. However, it failed to satisfy most people's expectations from the moment we entered the city. The first dungeon was even too advanced.
Why do time travelers have feelings for their original parents? This is very strange and extremely poisonous.
The introduction of Goldfinger is pretty good. I'll help you read it first, and then read it carefully when the number of words increases.
Plug-ins are very interesting, but it's a pity that they don't focus on plug-ins. They write about commonplace topics and some of them don't kill the interest of reading.