Everyone Else Builds Mechs, but I Cultivate Immortality
别人修机甲，只有我修仙
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 223k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Superpowers
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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103Chapters
9.9kRecommendations
11.5kFans
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I've read *Rabbit*, *Monster*, and *Labor Reform Bureau Demon King*. I've also read his previous book. Well, Huang Liang is talented, but he's been banned so many times. His previous book had a strong feel for the genre (similar to the beginning of *Labor Reform Bureau Demon King*), but it was slow-paced, and the plot felt... A bit padded.
Brothers, let's bump this thread!
Brother, I've loved your books since middle school, from "The Old Monk Wants to Return to Secular Life" and "The Unqualified Demon King" to my favorite, "Urban Immortal" (though it was abandoned, sigh). But writing novels is like running a business; you can't just abandon a book because it's not doing well. What will your longtime fans think?
It looks so good, please don't cut it! —_— 𓆡𓆝𓆟𓆜𓆞𓆝𓆟𓆜𓆞
The difference compared to before is enormous. The writing style and tone feel like they've become completely different people. There are also frequent logical inconsistencies. If it's really going to be this bad, I should just start over. This type of writing is so different from my previous entertaining and lighthearted style. Even just specializing in a little bit more would be better than this self-destructive approach.
I've read both "Rabbit and Old Monk" by the author, but I felt something was off from the very first chapter of this book. The first chapter felt like a typical wish-fulfillment novel, and the logic seemed flawed. The author describes the protagonist, Yuancang, as a complete waste of space, yet he wasn't expelled and even had a beautiful headmistress uphold justice.
This book has a down-to-earth writing style and exciting content! Keep it up, but try not to make the story framework too overpowered! Mecha and burly characters can use this as a reference! I've already cast my two monthly tickets.
After watching, I'd like to summarize two points for future viewers. First, the female disciples around the protagonist all possess incredibly powerful physiques, and a harem is definitely planned for the future. The two male disciples, on the other hand, have very weak physiques. Secondly, the later fight scenes took too long.
Are they planning to cut it again? It seems pretty well-written; even the maids are about to be assimilated.
Has the author stopped writing content? There's been no news for over five months.