Cultivating for Immortality, Starting with the Martial Exams
长生修行，从武考科举开始
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- Xianxia
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- Fantasy Cultivation
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Garbage, utter garbage. The protagonist is a complete waste, and he doesn't even try. Even with the simplest stat allocation, he'll still live a life of utter waste. He has a cheat code but doesn't use it. Yesterday he pretended to practice, but actually made no progress at all. Every time he was overtaken by others, the author deliberately arranged for him to gain "favor points" (1.
This book has a cheat code, but it's as if it doesn't. They could easily gain favor points by observing social interactions, but they refuse to do so, always claiming they lack the ability and that no one will value favors. Despite his own dullness, he diligently cultivates himself every day, but he refuses to try to develop his cheat abilities.
Author, I feel you would have been better off portraying the protagonist as a native. The protagonist in the story lacks any modern mindset; instead, he possesses the same qualities as Guo Jing, but lacks Guo Jing's temperament. Also, in your panel, you first add values and then activate them.
I couldn't continue reading when the protagonist snatched the top spot from the aristocratic family's son; it felt too jarring. I read with my brain. In a social context with extraordinary abilities, class divisions only become more rigid. The saying "the poor are scholars, the rich are warriors" isn't a joke. Capital can only be defeated by capital, whether it's private or state capital.
Senior Brother Wang Chao was almost killed by a lowly henchman. They keep saying he didn't even pass the provincial examination, repeating it over and over. Are you out of your mind? Now even his Dharma image has appeared. Your master's Dharma image has transformed into a dragon... That's quite a leap in combat power!
I was initially excited about the martial arts exam, but it turned out to be a drawn-out, tedious, and unbearable ordeal. Several chapters were padded out, and the sheer absurdity was unbearable. It was the same old formula: aristocratic sons vying for first place, a last-minute breakthrough leading to defeat – a tired, overused trope.
If even passing the martial arts exam isn't guaranteed, why focus on improving the Turtle Breathing Technique? Isn't that ridiculous?
The author is hilarious. With such meager strength, he still wants to improve his Turtle Breathing Technique and conceal his aura? I'm laughing.
The male lead in this chapter seems a bit of an idiot.
It's painful to watch.
Let's rethink this. This is getting increasingly difficult to understand. Is the protagonist the only one with any sense of loyalty and righteousness? Don't cultivators have any loyalty or righteousness? Cultivators so much stronger than the protagonist are all labeled as demons, yet the protagonist, with a saintly heart, joins the other rebels, believing the strong are the problem.
Every time you break through on the spot during a battle, it's truly disgusting. Do you think you're writing Saint Seiya?