
My Cultivation Game Has Become Reality
贫道的修仙游戏成真了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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My Personal Picks for a Reading Slump
I just remembered I have a reading list. I’ve probably got over a hundred books on my to-read pile lately, and recommending every single one would be a hassle. I’ll list them directly when I have time. I’ll skip the descriptions for now.
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Bookworm Academy
I've been quietly reading, and before I knew it, the end of 2018 was here. The book-list account opened its annual roundup, and this bookworm wanted to look back at the books I loved most this year. Buddha says a flower contains a world, and a tree contains enlightenment. A book list, too, holds a little universe: the universe where this bookworm wanders, a world readers linger in, unable to forget or leave behind. Qidian released many unforgettable books in 2018. I want to gather them all here.
Lighthearted Fantasy, Joyful Cultivation, and New Releases
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Let the Data Speak: Keeping It Real!
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Emperor Dragon Treasure Vault
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A Bit of Everything, Added on a Whim
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An Interesting Book List
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Ever since the protagonist has cultivated some magic power, he has looked down upon this and that in the real world. He does not look like a cultivator in classical mythology at all, and he looks aloof.
The protagonist doesn't look like a cultivator at all. He is a profit-driven behavior from the beginning to the end. He has a birth behavior every time, exactly like Tang San. He calls me senior when needed, and when he has reached a higher level, he calls me Taoist. Blue Silver Winding asks you if you are afraid.
Damn, I'm so happy. I thought it was pretty good, but when I saw the chapter about the Meteorological Bureau, I didn't feel nervous. It turned out that I was so happy to see something in my professional direction being so imagined by others.
I read part of it and talk about my feelings First of all, from the content of the book, the author must have worked hard to understand it. I also gained a lot of knowledge in the process of reading and learned some knowledge about Taoism Secondly, I feel that the language of this book is not bad, but it is not good. The author may be a newbie, and his writing skills are not yet proficient. The characters of the main and supporting characters It is relatively simple, and there is still room for shaping Furthermore, I feel that some of the routines used by the author are relatively old. Maybe I can try to innovate. I might as well think about the outline and open my mind a little In general, this book is not bad. It can be considered above average among all the novels in Qidian. However, the author still does not have enough experience in writing books. He can take his time and write more books.
I'm ready to give up. The more I look at it, the worse it looks. It's too low quality.
How did such a novice article get so many comments?
I thought I looked ten years younger.
I haven't read the rest anymore. The real world is just a pig farm with pig feet, cutting off one crop after another.
The protagonist asked the old man to eat ginseng fruit. This part is poisonous. I won't say anything else. As one of the ten spiritual roots, ginseng fruit contains the energy of chaos, which is very useful to the protagonist. The author just picks some ordinary spiritual fruits and they are better than ginseng fruits. He also helps the old man to become a human being. Farewell to the author. I won't read it later. Don't say what it is for. I will give various reasons. I don't really want to hear it, so let's leave it like that.
This reality is so retro that the protagonist can take the initiative to help others instead of being a reporter clinging to the protagonist.