The Nine Dragons Vie for the Throne, but I Only Care About Cultivation
九龙夺嫡，只有我一心修仙
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 539k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 3y ago
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193Chapters
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56.7kFans
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At first glance, it seemed alright, but it felt increasingly awkward as it progressed. First, the protagonist saves the world's refugees right after starting to cultivate immortality? What kind of immortality is he cultivating that's so powerful? I can't even imagine how powerful he'll be later.
Is this too outrageous?Other flaws, like the childish world-saving scenario and the brainless, naive protagonist, are one thing. The key point is that in Chapter 21, the protagonist says he's afraid of trouble, so he lets the villain's son go, saying he wants them to think he's a jinx so all the villains will come, saving the protagonist the trouble.
Nine princes vying for the throne? More like nine worms vying for the throne.
The first few chapters were quite interesting, but the decline in intelligence began from the moment the emperor sent people up the mountain. Having successfully cultivated immortality, their solution to save Jiangnan was to grow grain and have it delivered to him. If you had that ability, you could just punch that Zhou guy to death and save Jiangnan, right?
The male protagonist's actions are neither decisive nor cunning. It feels like the author lacks social experience, his ideas are overly idealistic, and overall, the story lacks satisfying moments.
This is fucking garbage. It's even worse than some books by new authors. It's a brainless, pretentious novel with a sanctimonious protagonist. I don't recommend reading it.
Who is Sui Feng? Author, please confess, this wasn't plagiarized and you just changed the protagonist's name, was it?
After reading the reviews and seeing the recommendations from Yuri, this book is destined to fail.
I think this book is alright; it doesn't make me stupid. I really don't know which plot point the previous comments about it making me stupid came from. The plot is old, but the description is quite normal, with no major flaws. However, it also has its shortcomings. 1. The emperor is portrayed as shrewd and calculating, but in the actual plot, he seems rather foolish.
The story veers off-topic, with power struggles and intrigues plastered all over the protagonist, leaving no time for cultivation! The constant distractions of cultivating immortality and inner peace disrupt the main plot. Where is the main theme?