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
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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
There's no need to recommend books by big-name authors. Plenty of promising newcomers and new books are struggling to get noticed in the vast sea of stories. It's a vicious cycle, and most new books don't get very far. To keep Qidian's reading selection diverse, this list focuses on decent new books. As someone who's been reading for over a decade, I've seen a lot. I'm strongly opposed to brainless, overpowered harem stories, and prefer lighthearted fantasy. I'll regularly clean out books that h
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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Ever since the protagonist cultivated some magical power, he has looked down on everything in the real world, completely unlike the cultivators in classical mythology, and instead acts superior and aloof.
The protagonist doesn't seem like a cultivator at all; his actions from beginning to end are driven by self-interest. He engages in various self-serving behaviors, just like Tang San. He calls someone "senior" when he needs them, and "old Taoist" when his cultivation level is high enough. With his blue silver entanglement, are you scared yet?
Damn, I laughed. I was enjoying it, but I couldn't hold back when I got to the chapter about the meteorological bureau. I never thought I'd find it so funny to see someone else making such wild guesses about things in my field.
I've watched part of it, here are my thoughts. First of all, judging from the content of the book, the author must have put in the effort to understand it. I also gained a lot of knowledge while reading it and learned some things about Taoism. Secondly, while the language in this book isn't bad, it's not particularly good either.
I'm about to give up. The more I look at it, the worse it gets. It's too low-budget.
How did such a simple story get so many comments?
It made me feel ten years younger.
I haven't watched any more of it. The real world is just a pig farm for feeding the pig's feet, with one crop after another being harvested.
The protagonist made the old Taoist priest eat the ginseng fruit—that part was awful. I won't say anything more. As one of the ten spiritual roots, the ginseng fruit contains chaotic energy, which would be very useful to the protagonist. The author could have easily given him some ordinary spiritual fruit that would be better than the ginseng fruit.
This portrayal of reality is too outdated. The protagonist could have taken the initiative to help others instead of having a reporter constantly clinging to him.