
Immortality Begins with a Seed of the Immortal Dao
从一粒仙种开始长生
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 643k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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187Chapters
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So busy! The protagonist is never still; even going out to buy something can create enemies.
Farming novels primarily focus on farming, evoking a sense of tranquility. Current writing styles are too rushed, making the reader feel a lack of relaxation.
What happened at the beginning? The family fortune was inexplicably squandered? Wasn't he a time traveler from childhood?
Why wasn't Dai Ming'en's body eaten by the monsters? He wasn't a pile of dung, why would monsters want to eat him?
The protagonist's style has changed drastically; he's started acting recklessly, completely different from before, and is now preparing to retreat.
Actually, you could just write about the little snake spirit and the maid, it would be fine. Sometimes I feel that writing about women of high status might not be as interesting.
This book is great! The plot is very tight, and the protagonist constantly faces and resolves crises. The protagonist quickly reaches the Foundation Establishment stage, skipping many tedious parts of the Qi Refining stage, which is excellent.
I hope the author can continue writing.
How childish! This protagonist is quite the saint.
It's easy and enjoyable to read, great!