Shh! Cultivation Is Forbidden
嘘！禁止修仙
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 339k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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130Chapters
10.7kRecommendations
8.1kFans
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Dude, are you serious? You almost fell for it, and you dared to run off to seek immortality with a nine-year-old maid when you had no way to protect yourself? Bringing along a burden... Does this little girl have some kind of special constitution? That's so outdated, this trope is from so many years ago.
The protagonist is portrayed as an idiot from the start, which immediately put me off. Taking a 9-year-old girl out to seek immortality is just ridiculous. The author's explanation that it fits the character's personality feels very incongruous to me. The author only considered the protagonist's character traits, completely ignoring the resources a disciple of a powerful family should have.
Seeing the many replies to my previous post, let me reiterate. Encountering a ghost, being rescued, and then seeking immortality in the mountains is normal. But you dare to run into the deep forest with a nine-year-old maid right after encountering a ghost? Bringing servants is normal; I didn't say you can't. The question is, what's the use of bringing a nine-year-old maid?
No, what wealthy family would marry a sixteen or seventeen-year-old young master to a nine-year-old maid? Is this some kind of child bride? Sixteen or seventeen-year-old Jia Baoyu would cry his eyes out seeing nine-year-old Qingwen.
I read a few chapters, and the protagonist is a complete idiot. I'm leaving.
Forgive my bluntness, but while it's plausible that there are plenty of idiots like the protagonist, I'm not here to see idiots.
Why bring a maid? Isn't it a burden? Ugh, all you do is indulge in unrestrained pleasure. 😂😂😂😂
I've seen some posts saying that the original characters are bad, uninteresting, and lack relatability. So I'd like to ask everyone to understand: do fantasy novels really need time travelers? What role does modern knowledge play in a fantasy world? I welcome everyone to have a rational discussion here.
The locals give it a bad review; they're idiots who've taken the wrong path.
Starting with poison, it seems they're relying on their established authorship and reader base to be indifferent.