Immortal Ancestor: Alive for Ten Thousand Lifetimes and Still Not Dead
长生老祖：活了万世还没死
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 166k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 3y ago
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78Chapters
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I find it quite baffling. They simply use the first life's template to take the second life as their personal disciple, using the entire sect's resources to nurture the second life. Once the second life reaches the Golden Core stage, they cultivate another Golden Core for the sect.
What is a "novice writer"? Chapter Thirteen The Golden Core Ancestor sent dozens of rival Qi Refining cultivators flying with a single slap. The Foundation Establishment cultivators under his command were dumbfounded, exclaiming that their ancestor was awesome. I'll just...??? Perhaps this is it.
I guess this one will flop too, I'll start on the next one.
I have a suggestion: why couldn't the second incarnation be nurtured using their own resources? Why did they have to infiltrate the Wu family? I don't understand the point.
A bookworm of ten years recommends this exhilarating Xianxia (fantasy) novel with a hundred lifetimes of cultivation; come and jump in!
#New Book Preview# [Book Title] Golden Elixir Daoist: Starting from Living a Second Life [Recommendation] The plot is rich and the atmosphere is lighthearted, cleverly weaving the survival-of-the-fittest struggles of the cultivation world (the sect rivalry between the Azure Celestial Sect, the Purple Spirit Immortal Clan, and the Myriad Essence Immortal City; the family rivalry between the Wu…
It's so good! 😍😍 The transmigrator's lifespan ended in the previous life when he had a superior spiritual root and reached the Core Formation stage. In the second life, he was lucky with his spiritual root and randomly reached the Earth level (this is random, right? I didn't see any words about continuous improvement. I read it slowly).
Without any means of restraint for the two surrendered Golden Core cultivators, can this be considered true subjugation? Isn't this just planting a time bomb within our ranks? Also, there are too many female characters. Do cultivation novels really rely on having relationships to control the other party?
There was a novel before with a "Monument to a Hundred Generations," this one's become a "Monument to Ten Thousand Generations." The concept is alright, but the only problem is the author's poor character development of the protagonist. He's supposed to be an old monster who's lived for three or four hundred years, but he acts like a naive young boy.
I didn't even have time to watch the Golden Core stage because of the Dao Lord title.
Goodbye, protagonist's dual cultivation!