
Cultivating Immortality, Starting with the Twenty-Four Administrations
从二十四治开始修仙
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 323k Words
- Genre
- Cultivation
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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158Chapters
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Suppress first and then raise! Renaissance!
Is the author afraid of having too many readers? Still using this old-fashioned writing method of suppressing first and then rising, there is too much foreshadowing and suppression for too long. People don't have the patience to see the rise of the protagonist!
Can the Tao method of seeking from the outside still be used after traveling through time? The protagonist traveled through time and took Heaven?
A bad article. Of course it would have been appropriate more than ten years ago, but it is so out of date now.
Two prostitutes, what's the use of writing so many words? ? ? ? Two gold pieces for free, you are not so generous to the old woman you have known since childhood, I am speechless.
It writes about the concept of cultivating immortals based on the law of the jungle. There is no moral cultivation and sects are rampant. Don't care about your character. Cultivation of immortals depends on talent. It doesn't matter how this person wears the outer appearance of a classical fairy, but underneath there are random writings such as the biography of mortals cultivating immortals.
The introduction is well written. But the content is average and the writing power cannot keep up with the ideas.
The main protagonist is too competitive and leads others away, which is a very stupid writing.
The wording is weird and the writing style is awkward.
Recommended to reopen, I feel like the author doesn't read novels
Three wrong views
The three views of a work are based on the ruler, so take a look at the author's so-called three views of righteousness. They are really a bunch of villains. They don't even need to pretend to be hypocrites. Isn't this the devil's way that everyone wants to beat? If the standard of a gentleman is to serve the country first, then the family, and finally oneself, then the three concepts of righteousness in this book are first for oneself, and then for the family. It has to be said to be a miracle that the righteous sect as a ruler still exists. Even if you say everything about the family, I have nothing to say, why does the sect exist? The magic gate can be caused by the pressure of the right path. Does the ruler's right path exist based on the author's will?