Am I the Only One Who Hasn't Ascended?
只有我没飞升吗？
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Modern Cultivation
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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593Chapters
32.9kRecommendations
108.7kFans
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Five years ago, I recognized three potential new stars: The Squid Who Loves Diving, King of Three Days and Two Sleeps Back then, it was a niche work, but now the other two have both reached the pinnacle and become legendary. Your *Spirit Sword Mountain* collapsed in its later stages, and I thought *Bai Xiao* was going to be a masterpiece, but then it stopped updating.
Using human nature to distinguish good from evil in place of divine will? Seriously? Is this what a master author is like? Amazing!
Another self-proclaimed expert who thinks he's incredibly skilled, using poison in the early game.
The writing skills are passable, but the values presented are disturbing; it's destined to remain a niche, purely personal work—a work of eccentric sensibility.
The author's writing level, even at the most conservative estimate, has moved beyond the realm of simplistic, beginner-level writing. However, for a novel to break out of its niche, it needs a compelling core. There's a writer named Wudingse whose writing style is arguably better than His Majesty the King's.
Now I understand that a civilization that uses the laws of heaven as its standard and where everyone cultivates immortality and gathers collective wisdom is still not as powerful as a century in reality. This world was probably originally a Cthulhu world disguised as a cultivation world. Then it encountered the world's cleaner, the senior sister.
It looks like it's over, but it's okay, you can switch careers later if you're good at math.
Just a heads-up, this person has a level 31 Crispy Shark badge and a level 27 Azi badge.
The author seems to have been targeted; I specifically checked and saw several paid trolls relentlessly attacking the author. The book itself is decent; while not a masterpiece, it's worth reading.
Alas, I'll never be able to write a protagonist as charismatic as Wang Lu again. Most of the author's books are like this. Interesting in the beginning; exciting in the middle; disappointing in the end. I feel like this book is going to be canceled again.
What kind of book is this? The plot is incredibly bizarre. It starts by talking about hiding and developing, then suddenly shows off in public. The plot is dragging on, and a chapter is filled with meaningless character descriptions. It's utterly absurd.