I Trade in All Things in Journey to the West
我在西游交易万物
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Seeking the Dao in the Azure Heavens: Birth, Abiding, Decay, and Emptiness
When chaos first broke, the primordial world was born. The Investiture of the Gods and Journey to the West brought trial upon trial. Though the Ten Thousand Immortals Formation fell, the true spirits endured, seeking the Dao through the cycles of formation, existence, decay, and emptiness.
An Old Reader's Collection, Updated Irregularly
I've been reading web novels for over a decade. The first one I read was Kunlun, in a wuxia magazine. This list recommends novels of all genres, with short reviews.
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.
Books for a Reading Slump
Feel free to recommend books. They need to have at least 50 chapters, or they'll be gone in no time.
No Big Names
I read what interests me and have never gone out of my way to follow famous authors' works
New Book Recommendations
Mainly recommending promising new books
[Xianxia Pigsty: Let Them Fatten Up, Then Feast]
These are books that were still updating when I added them. I'll wait until the authors have posted more, then binge-read them all at once 😎😎😎.
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The writing is fine, the cheat system is good, and it doesn't make the characters seem unintelligent. However, the author's setup seems a bit problematic. The rule that similar cultivation techniques can only be exchanged for other similar techniques is like exchanging a one-yuan bill for a one-yuan coin – it's useless.
To be honest, this book initially followed the "power fantasy" formula, but later abandoned that path, causing its popularity to plummet. The book's appeal lay in the clash between the myriad worlds and the Journey to the West universe. But look at what you wrote later on – what kind of story is it? This book wasn't originally intended to be a farming/development story, and trying to switch to that genre midway is definitely not going to work.
After its release, the game's level was suppressed, even slower than the Green Snake's. It constantly emphasizes its prestigious status, with powerful figures bestowing treasures and making friends. And was the protagonist's cheat ability stolen by Hongyun? It disappeared after the main storyline? Also, can Kunpeng and Hongyun advance further?
The protagonist is such a spendthrift! 😓 He's the ultimate suck-up, haha. He might as well just give all his treasures to the woman! 😁
The beginning was alright, but what happened later? All those powerful figures were written like clowns, completely ruining the story's prestige. The protagonist never had any exciting fights, and I didn't understand why he was so important, with all the big shots vying to give him treasures.
The final form of the dragon race should be the Yinglong.
The world of Calabash Brothers is no longer interesting.
I couldn't continue after reading a few chapters. The protagonist is just like the protagonists in early light novels. Even though the Green Snake Spirit treats you so well, giving you whatever you want, you still complain about her. If you want to go it alone, then go it alone. You're complaining about all the benefits she's given you. I'm dropping this. He's a complete ingrate.
I enjoyed reading this book quite a bit. There weren't any major flaws, the writing was good, and the plot was generally fine. However, the main storyline felt a bit flimsy, and it seemed like the protagonist didn't have any clear goals other than getting stronger. Another issue is the lack of updates; the author needs to increase the frequency of updates.
Main character~