My Daily Life Cultivating Immortality and Exorcising Spirits in Chiba
我在千叶的修仙除灵日常
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Everyday Romance
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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If you don't like it, just criticize it! There's no need to swipe away!
There's a problem that's neither too big nor too small: the protagonist's cousin is only a freshman in college, around 18 years old, but the author's descriptions make her seem like a mature woman in her thirties. The contrast is a bit too much.
The author is better suited for a forum or online community. The plot has some flaws, but the character descriptions are very detailed. Please do not be misled.
To be honest, once you start reading, you lose all desire to continue. These kinds of novels are best with three or four female leads; you've got way too many.
It seems like spending too much on low-level spirit stones is a waste. You might as well just gain reputation points, or earn points for selling books that can be exchanged for spirit stones—similar to incense power or absorbing readers' emotional power. That's more reliable than spending real money on spirit stones, since real money is limited, especially later on when exchanging too many has a negative impact.
The protagonist's cultivation system feels odd; replacing it with terms like "level 15 x mana 40" wouldn't feel out of place at all. The abilities are also strange, feeling like using skills in a game.
It's like a starfish, but some of the plot points are meaningless. More emotional interaction would have been better; some of the female leads lack any emotional foundation. The protagonist should be more proactive. 😰
The school seems to have little storyline, and its presence is becoming increasingly less noticeable.
There was no parallel world that the male protagonist traveled to
Assuming the protagonist didn't time travel, the endings for the female protagonists in the world after the original owner committed suicide by jumping into the river (I haven't finished reading it yet, so I don't know if there are any other female protagonists):
It's fine to slap someone in the face, and the tactics aren't wrong either. It's fun to have some fun, but we need to end this quickly.