
Immortal Martial Arts: Training in Secret and Gaining Stats in the Tang Dynasty
长生武道:苟在大唐加点修炼
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 373k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 3y ago
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I feel the setting is a bit illogical. The protagonist, a mere scholar, can't have a cultivation path, yet martial arts are so widespread. Given the low prevalence of martial arts in the supernatural world, where do all those masters come from? Masters need a large base to grow.
How is Tianxingjian a Buddhist exercise?
I just finished reading the latest installment, and it gave me a very depressing feeling overall. Even the officialdom in a supernatural world shouldn't be this oppressive. The protagonist's leveling up is so difficult, so I can't understand how others train their martial arts. And learning grammar is just too hard.
On average, you can't even get one attribute point in ten days?
Too much emotional description; The protagonist has too many troubles; The improvement of one's own strength is too slow; One by one, the big shots realized that the protagonist was somewhat "special" and had the power to crush him at any time... All of this is too depressing. Are you sure this is a scam?