The Immortal Who Gossips in the Cultivation World
修仙界的吃瓜永生者
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 380k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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170Chapters
2.5kRecommendations
15.2kFans
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Are they really obsessed with themes of immortality and eternal youth? 🤔
It's too similar to that other book. While similar themes often lead to many similarities, this one lacks its own unique character. Secondly, it fails to create its own distinct feudal dynasty; the influence of the Ming Dynasty is blatant. Even the surname "Dou" feels forced, suggesting the author was lazy and careless. Fortunately, the writing is decent enough to make it readable.
What books did you sew? I feel like I read about this prison guard in another book a few years ago and wanted to revisit it.
This book feels like a hodgepodge of rants and complaints.
To be honest, it's similar to many other stories about achieving immortality through shortcuts: serving in the imperial prison, then having a relative serve instead, all within the same broken dynasty, with the same promises made, etc. However, there are some differences. So far, it's still watchable. My assessment is that even after leaving the prison and entering the world of cultivation, it's still a prison. Let's write some new plot.
That's not right. Immortality only works for mortals. You've become a cultivator with cultivation, so immortality is useless to you.
Twenty chapters cover the content of others' hundreds of chapters, but the character development feels hollow, and the story feels short-lived.
Is it finished yet...? My credibility is plummeting!
Saving Time: The Immortal Who Escaped from Prison in the Cultivation World 😏
I hope the next world won't follow the same formula as the previous two. The second world was practically identical to the Great Feng Dynasty. Damn it, the internal energy absorption and character development were exactly the same as in Great Feng. I hope the next world will be different.