The Abandoned Cultivator Returns Home to Farm and Sing
修仙弃徒，回乡种田唱歌
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 4.1M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 4mo ago
- English
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A few suggestions
First of all, I've only read three chapters and I think it's pretty good. At least the sentences are fluent and there aren't many typos. In fact, I think the writing style is quite good. I personally really enjoy reading rural and pastoral novels, but there aren't many on my bookshelf that I can get into.
After looking at it... This is a bit far-fetched... High spiritual roots naturally lead to faster cultivation, so what's with this talk about physique? This is the first time I've ever heard of someone with high-level spiritual roots being unable to cultivate due to physique issues... Don't they have things like Marrow Cleansing Pills in the cultivation world? They can even control time, my ass...
Is someone obsessed with this overseas luxury city business war theme lately...? The whole thing is about this stuff... It's completely off-topic...
Too niche, too much dialect, makes it hard to connect with the audience. Here's a suggestion for the author: if you're writing a novel specifically to resonate with people from your region, that's fine; but if you want it to resonate with people nationwide, it's best to reduce the use of dialect.
The only downside is the overuse of colloquialisms and formal writing, plus a bunch of self-proclaimed experts criticizing others for not understanding Chinese and showing off their superiority. I gave up after reading dozens of chapters, and now that I'm posting this, I know many self-proclaimed wise men will be cursing me. 🙂
Majestic and domineering Ding Xiaoman
Look at those sharp little eyes! 😁
I don't know why, but I just don't like this personality. Always laughing and joking, I don't see any maturity in him.
This earth and wood spiritual root is a waste if it's not used for carrying bricks on construction sites.
Having read up to chapter seven, the girlfriend reappears—my childhood sweetheart. Six days without a call or message; I'm starting to feel uneasy. 😅
I originally wanted to write a farming story, with the occasional snack selling, but as I wrote, it turned into selling traditional Chinese medicine, and a bunch of brothers helped sell medicine. What about the fields and vegetables?