Immortal Qin: The Path to Longevity
长生仙秦
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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342Chapters
3.8kRecommendations
68.7kFans
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Instead of focusing on cultivating immortality, he only knows how to engage in political struggles with these people? That's so stupid. Does someone with that level of intelligence even deserve to cultivate immortality? If I were the protagonist, I would take my people and belongings to a secluded mountain retreat. Once I have achieved sufficient cultivation, I would tell the world that I do not eat beef!
I've read 50 chapters and it feels like I haven't read anything. History hasn't been changed much, and the characters' strength is trash. If you want to cause trouble, you need to increase your strength; you could destroy a country single-handedly. But your strength is still so weak, yet you're trying to cause trouble everywhere. It's too weak.
Isn't it supposed to be a case of "I am the only one who follows the law"? What kind of ridiculous plot is this Guiguzi storyline? It's disgusting!
Indeed, being a father to a cat looks disgusting.
Don't write about cats and dogs, especially not about being their sons. If you're going to write about cats and dogs, write about them killing them if they misbehave, not being their lapdogs. These days, it's one thing for authors to write about being a cuckold or a lapdog. But you're different; you're being a lapdog for cats.
No, doesn't the author understand what makes this book appealing? We want to see the cultivation elements, not historical fiction.
Dude, instead of cultivating immortality, you're going to make paper? And you even want to be granted land?
Is the author writing about someone who considers themselves perfect, using the book to showcase their character? I'm so concerned!
I watched over 200 episodes and then gave up!
This book still can't escape the clichés of the Xianqin Empire, which is set in a similar world. It claims to be about building an immortal Qin, but in the middle of the battle, there's this Guiguzi Naïve Girl who's worshipped, the cat girl who's in love, and the maid who's in love. That's alright, at least it doesn't feel too obvious.
There are so many animals to write about, yet you keep writing about cats and dogs all the time? A large portion of Qidian's content only features cats and dogs. Aren't you tired of it?