Cultivating Immortality for Longevity: Beginning with a Tortoise’s Gift of Years
长生修仙：从灵龟献寿开始
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 144k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 3y ago
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67Chapters
833Recommendations
7.5kFans
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Invincible Protagonists, Immortality, Cautious Cultivation, Behind-the-Scenes Schemes, and Historical Fiction
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Are formations just elementary school addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division? This concept seems absurd and seriously underestimates human intelligence.
How can you play a game with such a weak low-grade spiritual root? The protagonist isn't a prodigy; it's going to collapse. Trying to salvage the situation will only lead to failure. You either need a huge advantage for a weak character, or a strong character with an even bigger advantage.
Intentionally suppressing the protagonist? Did he spend all 120 gold coins at the brothel?
The first advantage is too small. How are you going to write the rest? He didn't even have a low-grade spiritual root; how is he supposed to cultivate later? Secondly, when someone practically shits on your face, and you're still being polite and considerate, it's really frustrating to watch.
It's alright. Can you write less about all those messy, womanizing women? It's pointless.
I've read about ten chapters. What I find irritating so far is the protagonist constantly emphasizing that he has a cheat code that allows him to live for 200 years, and that he's being cautious—like comparing himself to a piece of tile. It's a bit cowardly, and the tortoise runs away. The tortoise's spirit lives on in the protagonist, but it's not very satisfying.
Buying a life-extending pill that adds eight years to one's life? Is the protagonist just burning money? Or has the author run out of ideas?
I've read about a dozen chapters, and the protagonist is making talismans. He's using a wolf-hair brush that enhances the effect and reduces the success rate, right? Most of the protagonist's talismans are for sale, but they all seem to be the same price. If that's the case, wouldn't it be better to buy a talisman with a normal success rate or one that increases it?
Let's go down the family route, give them two extra roles.
What's with the bizarre arrangement of only two cultivation techniques left behind? Leaving aside the Qi Refining Perfection stage, what about the ancestor who went to attempt the Core Formation stage, leaving only a fire-based technique? Enough said, collecting the five basic elemental techniques shouldn't be difficult! And the relationship between mortals and cultivators at the beginning... It just feels very strange.