
Cultivating Immortality, Starting as a Scavenger
从拾荒开始修仙
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Why not just stick to writing your ancient Chinese novels? Have you switched to cultivating immortality, or perhaps a more treacherous path? Your last ancient Chinese novel was poorly written, focusing instead on politics and warfare. If you truly understood the mindset of readers of ancient Chinese novels, you wouldn't find them riddled with flaws.
You still can't forget your dream of cultivating immortality? You don't have the writing skills, you can't handle it. As for simple wish-fulfillment stories, I feel you'd be better off honestly writing historical wish-fulfillment stories.
It's too scattered. Although they're supposed to be locals, aside from good luck, their intelligence is questionable.
I watched a bit of this and it's really morally questionable. They know that the pile of feces is highly toxic, yet they still use it as fertilizer. Do they have absolutely no intelligence?
When will the second part of "The Great Qin Immortal Master" start? 😭 I'm really looking forward to it after finishing listening to the audiobook.
Well, in the world of fantasy novels, it's inherently difficult for the protagonist to have a cheat code, and this is the most common type of character with inferior talent. This is purely a matter of luck and the protagonist's halo; otherwise, how could they become immortals? Without the perspective and knowledge of different worlds, it feels like even reaching a Foundation Establishment level will be a struggle from the start.
Actually, author, if you don't want to write historical fiction... You don't need to get involved in fantasy or cultivation novels. This piece is too rolled up, and there are too many mature works. There were quite a few innovative entries this year as well. For example, "A New Heaven for a Hundred Generations," "The Mysterious Immortal Path," and "I Am God."
Keep it up! By the way, the author writes the original style well.
Keep going, passerby. The author's comment section is too bleak.
The Empire's approach to food is quite impressive. It should focus on food in a cultivation story, giving the protagonist the ability to improve their cultivation simply by inventing a single food, eventually becoming a Food Immortal and the grandmaster of cultivation through eating.