Cultivating Immortality in a Chaotic World, Armed with a Balance
乱世修仙，我有一杆秤
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 131k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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58Chapters
432Recommendations
19Fans
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In a world of extraordinary abilities, individual strength should be paramount. Why apply conventional worldviews to the extraordinary? In reality, power is paramount because individual strength is low, necessitating banding together for survival. In a world of extraordinary abilities, however, individuals can become powerful enough to fear no one, provided the world allows it.
The women you kidnapped won't affect you, so you kill them just because you feel they're suffering? How shameless!
The author's logic is somewhat simplistic; a simple comparison of combat strength and cultivation level suffices. The story begins with the protagonist's side battling bandits. One side consists of about ten well-trained guards who have been trained for three years, while the other side comprises a hundred or so ruthless bandits. The protagonist, a new recruit against seasoned veterans, is outnumbered tenfold, yet in a single exchange, he kills half the bandits—an absurd situation.
The synopsis says seven female leads? Are you kidding me?
The author is talented! 👍👍🤓
Great new book! I felt the previous one focused too much on sects, although it also involved one person attaining enlightenment and everyone in their family benefiting. It was very well written.
1.52 Million, 440,000, 130,000. The author's posts are getting shorter and shorter. Will there be a next time?
There's too much description of the architecture; things should be mentioned only briefly, not just for the sake of mentioning water.
The writing is skillful, the narrative flows smoothly, the structure is grand, and the serendipity is well-arranged. However, the plot is a bit slow, and the romance isn't fully explored. I'm looking forward to a major breakthrough. If the author can maintain this pace, this book has the potential to be a masterpiece.
The male protagonist's father, a high-ranking official of the seventh rank in the imperial court, was actually killed by sinister means. How ridiculous! Didn't he have the blessing of the nation's fortune?