I Cultivate the Sword in the Tian Sect
我在田宗剑道成仙
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 2y ago
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Isn't cultivating immortality supposed to grant great power? I've read several novels where rogue cultivators are so poor they can't even afford to eat. If that's the case, then what's the point of cultivating immortality? Why not just go to the mortal world and enjoy wealth and luxury? Some say it's for immortality, but how many people actually achieve immortality?
Someone asked, "What do you think of repaying evil with kindness?" Confucius replied, "Then what will you repay kindness with? Repay evil with justice, and repay kindness with kindness." (The Analects, Xian Wen)
Having read up to chapter 52, why did you say it was cruel of the protagonist not to kill Gou Lu and break her sword? They could have just cut ties later; why did they have to become mortal enemies when they were from the same sect? That's how the main character is designed, and through this incident, his character is suddenly established. I feel it's very well written.
Can't we just focus on cultivating? Wherever the protagonist goes, disaster strikes; it's too forced.
As everyone knows, as a member of an unorthodox sect, he is skilled in everything except swordsmanship; his swordsmanship is always like that of a knife.
It's frustrating. There aren't many exciting moments, and no female lead. The plot feels a bit dragged out, especially towards the end. It would be better if it were faster; it's dragging on and on, almost like it could be over soon. Over 300 chapters and still no female lead, it seems unlikely she'll appear anytime soon. It's just frustrating, although the overall plot is quite good.
The idea is good, and the writing is also good, but the author likes to be disgusting.
I think the character cards on Qidian are excellent. Before reading, you can check if there's a female lead, and if not, you can skip it. It's so convenient and saves time.
Is the protagonist of this book still a lunatic like the protagonist of the previous book?
From Chapter 3, "Not Like an Insider," to Chapter 70, "The Ascension Ceremony," one can only say that the protagonist's character evolves from being "unlike this world" upon his entrance, "able to ride the wind at any time after shedding his physical body," to Chapter 9, "Fatherly Love and Filial Piety," where he says, "His heart for seeking the Dao is pure, but King Ji wants to add something…