Cautious Cultivation: I Am the True Lord of Escape
苟道修仙：我为跑路真君
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- Completed
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- 793k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
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- 1y ago
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He said he'd run away, but he never did. He was even forcibly conscripted by his sect for various reasons to advance the plot, always saying he didn't want to participate, but always using being forced into it as an excuse. He was utterly shameless.
I've read 130 chapters, and I haven't seen him run away at all; he just keeps emphasizing the need to run away. He was sent to dangerous places twice, but nothing happened to him; he's just been faithfully running around.
The biggest mistake of this book is that it didn't set the sect as a demonic sect, and the oppression of the sect wasn't that strong. This makes some of the protagonist's thoughts seem like mindless running away.
Naïve novels
The protagonist never kills women. He captures a witch but doesn't kill her. The witch swears not to be his enemy, which shocks him—swearing an oath using the Dao is so cruel! In the early stages, he's either saving people or unraveling the villains' plots against the righteous path. Several Foundation Establishment cultivators battle demonic beasts.
Um... I just read quite a few stories about people enjoying the invisible protection of their sects for years, only to immediately pack up and run away at the first sign of danger. Oh, right, they were stories about immortality. It seems like running away is acceptable, but at least some effort should be made, like offering some help after the danger has passed, such as creating a puppet or…
It has 250,000 words and over 100 chapters; the book is titled "Running Away." I initially thought it would be a story about wandering, adventure, and serendipitous encounters, but it turns out to be about sect development.
Leng Qingqiu harmed the protagonist twice, but the protagonist didn't retaliate. He handled it in a humorous way, which was boring and a bit disgusting. It's much better to be decisive and ruthless.
Drawn in by the question, it turns out that 😁 is Gou i cultivating immortality in a sect.
Just run! Why fight? I get annoyed reading about characters being forcibly conscripted from sects or families in other books. I skip straight to the harvest chapter. Why are the protagonists risking their lives in these life-or-death struggles? Can't they just coast along? Especially in family-themed stories, the clansmen seem to die purely for the sake of dying.
It's quite good. The writing style and pacing are more solid than the previous book, while retaining some humor and slyness.