I Seek Immortality Through the Dao of Alchemy
我以丹道求长生
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 789k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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379Chapters
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If I don't see what's in your bio, you're in for a lot of trouble, author.
What's with the recent Spirit Flame storyline? It's like they changed writers. Is a second-tier Spirit Flame worth hundreds of thousands of spirit stones? And the interaction with the wolf demon is like something a primary school student would do.
The book title is what I wanted to read, but the content doesn't match my expectations. Maybe I'm being too picky...
This is boring. It feels like some kind of Buddhist chant, always saying that relationships aren't for us, as if everyone cultivates the path of ruthlessness in matters of the heart...
I'm speechless. Everyone else's assessment went well, but when it comes to the main character, all sorts of trouble happens.
I'm outta here, what kind of weird plot is this chapter 12?
Does a Heavenly Spiritual Root require a Foundation Establishment Pill?
Thousands of late-stage Qi Refining cultivators spend ten years vying for ten Foundation Establishment Pills? A sect might only produce one new Foundation Establishment cultivator a year.
The protagonist's character is disgusting.
The cultivation system and religious sect concepts you introduced at the beginning already clashed; you can't even handle the premise well. I really don't have high hopes for this book.
I've already invested, and it's alright, but there are so many typos in every chapter, which really affects the reading experience. Doesn't the author check before publishing?