I Am the Heaven-Reaching Bamboo of the Mortal Realm
我乃人间通天竹
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 263k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Hopefully, this one will have some unique features. After all, many cultivation novels that start with non-human characters eventually turn into humans and become invincible. It's not that turning into a human is bad, but it's too formulaic, and after seeing it too many times, it loses its appeal.
This is written in a way that's neither human nor demonic. What kind of species is this? Are you planning to create your own species?
To be honest, this book is really well-written. Unlike most novels where the protagonist shines brightly and you only remember the main character after reading the whole book, the supporting characters in this book are also memorable. There's the devout old farmer, the somewhat simple-minded iron-eating beast striving to become stronger, and the timid yet steadfast little fox. It's really good; the beginning was quite impressive.
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Watching it with your brain engaged is a bit awkward, while watching it without your brain is neither enjoyable nor satisfying, leaving you feeling stuck and extremely uncomfortable.
The author has absolutely no understanding of bamboo. Bamboo is a plant that grows in two types: scattered and clump-forming. Regardless of the type, it reproduces asexually through underground stems before flowering and fruiting. The vast bamboo forest you see may just be "one" bamboo.
Novels these days are so homogenized; the plot of this novel feels very familiar to me.
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It's a below-average piece of writing, with mediocre writing style and theme. It has no outstanding strengths or obvious weaknesses, but the plot is somewhat formulaic.