
Cultivating Immortality the Witch's Way
魔女流修仙
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.8M Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Original ACG Fantasy
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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If you don't want gender-swapped characters, you can put that at the very beginning of the description. Firstly, you know that most people who watch Witchcraft Path are looking for gender-swapped characters. Secondly, it helps those who don't want gender-swapped characters to confirm their preference. Don't waste people's time.
The protagonist could have easily swept through the enemy lines, but the author seems to enjoy creating unexpected twists and turns, deliberately introducing life-or-death crises. I don't know how other readers feel, but personally, I find the plot increasingly frustrating and unsatisfying as I read on.
If you're not planning on having a harem, why write about so many women?
Write a book introduction 1. The main character is not a witch; the witch is the female lead [probably]. 2. The protagonist cultivates immortality, and the main area of the story should currently be within the "Lord of Mysteries" system of the "Cultivation" genre.
Is the female lead a gender-swapped woman or an original woman who becomes a witch? Will the male lead also be gender-swapped?
It's a case of false advertising, a "witch cultivation" story. The witch doesn't actually cultivate; the word "witch" can be removed and it should just be called a "cultivation" story.
The title is misspelled, so it's easy for people to misunderstand and think it's about a witch who transforms into a cultivator.
A good book, well-written. I watched half of it, but for some reason, it felt a bit depressing. There's no climax, nor is there any collision or absorption between the otherworldly system and the cultivation system. The protagonist doesn't follow the otherworldly system, and the female lead doesn't cultivate. All I saw were those two little karami causing trouble behind the scenes.
I suggest changing the title to "The Taste of a Witch is Really Good" or "Farming and Cultivating Immortality with a Witch"
666, After reading the first few chapters, I thought it was Lord of Mysteries 3. Just like the synopsis written by Squid, 3 is going to be about another continent hidden in the mist, and it's also about Eastern civilization 🙂. If this book becomes popular, where will that leave Squid? I'm going to read it right away.