This Immortal Cannot Cultivate Anymore
这仙，不能修了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Please stop using such terrifying terms as "early stage," "peak stage," and "great perfection stage" in the future.
Pollution control agents must not succeed.
The pollution containment drug absolutely cannot succeed, at least not with the protagonist's blood. The protagonist is incredibly audacious; given the power of cultivators in this world and the pursuit of power by others, if they discover the protagonist's blood can be used to create the containment drug, would they still allow him to develop freely?
The idea that one could be arrested for cultivating immortality is ridiculous. The author is unaware of people's greed for immortality and longevity; that's just human nature.
After reading dozens of chapters, I really can't help but want to complain.
The protagonist was assassinated for the first time; his window was smashed, his house was ransacked, and there was feces all over the place. Then Lin, an official staff member, just chatted with him and let him go home, where he ended up sleeping in a room with a dead person??
Son, sweetie, let's not cultivate this immortality anymore. Come back with me to work; the monthly salary is three thousand!
Having read over a hundred chapters, how should I put it? The feeling this book evokes is that of a young boy who transmigrates and is possessed by a demon without realizing it, immersed in his own fantasies, which aren't even really dreams.
Judging from the beginning, around chapter 100, they started changing writers and completely rewriting the story. Earlier in the story, it was mentioned that in order to stake out a cultivator, he bought an apartment in a residential area and gave it away casually. Moreover, he could go to any residential area and a lot of people would be willing to pay for him.
It has many minor flaws, and the portrayal of emotions is truly terrible; however, it's still watchable if you can tolerate it.
The main character's surname isn't Su anymore; could it be that they've changed actors?
Childish. The protagonist is already a Golden Core cultivator, possessing or nearing the strength to be served at the table, yet he still aspires to be the dish on the table. The strong have no right to be mere dogs.