One Little Cultivation Wish Every Day
每天一个修仙小愿望
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 624k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Other names
- Cultivating Immortality, One Wish a DayEnglish name
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I've been reading for over ten years. I've been bored and in a reading slump lately, so I thought I'd put together a list of books I'm reading and give them a quick rating out of five.
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This list was created on May 1, 2018. I'll recommend good books as I find them, so follow along if you're interested!
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The scope for manipulation by the "golden finger" (a powerful, overpowered ability) is too vast. There is only one author, but many readers. The wishes that the author can think of, readers can also think of, but the wishes that readers think of, the author may not necessarily be able to think of.
This is a mindless, rambling, and idiotic novel. The protagonist initially acts incredibly cautious. But once he starts his formal training, acquires the resources and even masteres light-body skills, and the city descends into chaos, instead of finding a secluded spot, he insists on staying in the most chaotic part of the city, waiting for trouble. He holds a wishing bead but doesn't make a wish, constantly muttering that he hopes there won't be any trouble, forcibly pushing the plot forward.
You should wish for increased luck and comprehension, or wish for a stronger ability to make wishes, which will lead to extraordinary comprehension and luck.
This author has absolutely no imagination. They used the perfectly good wish-granting ability primarily for information gathering, and even then, they didn't utilize it properly. They also wouldn't listen to readers' advice. You could say they lack imagination, but so many people in the comments are giving you suggestions, and you still won't listen, so stubborn. Now, fewer and fewer people are joining. Sigh, I'm leaving too.
Not so good
I endured reading about ten chapters and realized it wasn't that the cheat system was bad, or that the protagonist was bad; it was that the author couldn't handle this kind of cheat system. It just felt like the protagonist's intelligence was lacking.
Fixed mindset? Sigh, what a waste. They should just grant power directly upon acquiring a power system, like wishing for internal energy when practicing martial arts, or spiritual energy when cultivating immortality. That would allow you to quickly get through the early and mid-stages.
He was poisoned to death. The protagonist has a small wish every day, but he only wishes to increase his martial arts aptitude by a tiny bit. That's right, just a tiny bit. There's no explanation for why he only wishes for a tiny bit. It's like the maximum he can get is 10,000 a day, but I don't want that. I just wish to get 100 a day. Tell me, isn't that poisonous?
I was puzzled just by reading the description. Can't you make a wish every day to increase the strength of your wish? Wouldn't that be more profitable?
Dear author, please take a look at me.
Six more recommendation votes. I feel the lifespan is a bit short. I think the lifespan should be 120 years upon entering the Qi Refining stage, then increasing by ten or several years for each breakthrough in the middle, late, and Great Perfection stages of Qi Refining. This would highlight the difference between cultivators and mortals.
The writing is a bit lacking, the plot twists are somewhat abrupt, and while the "golden finger" (advantage/cheat) is interesting, it seems the author didn't think it through carefully. This also seems to be done to suppress the protagonist, making him appear somewhat useless. Plus, the protagonist is a bit of a busybody. Overall, there aren't any major or minor flaws, but there are plenty of minor ones. Just bear with it.