Cultivation: From Insect Master to Ancestor of the Immortal Sect
修仙：从虫师到仙门道祖
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- Completed
- Length
- 472k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 2y ago
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Insects, I wonder if the author still remembers the five insects in Journey to the West about the true and false Monkey Kings? The term "Five Insects" is not a Buddhist term, but rather an ancient Chinese understanding of living things. The ancients categorized animals into five types: feathered insects (birds), hairy insects (beasts), shelled insects (later often called beetles, referring to…
This is a personal opinion and for reference only.
First, author, when you create these magical insects, could you put more thought into it and come up with some nicer names? I'm not asking you to create a system or story background for the Gu insects like in the novel "Gu Zhenren," but having a bunch of bugs in a cultivation novel always feels a bit off.
Go go go
The eagle is known as the Little Phoenix. The phoenix can travel 70,000 li per day without harming its eyes, while the eagle can travel 10,000 li per day and suffer serious injuries.
The storyline after descending the mountain is hard to describe. It's not that it's bad, but it doesn't fit the style of the previous parts at all. The first part is the kind of immortal cultivation style, while the second part follows the typical fantasy novel formula.
Full of typos, this is a terrible novel.
The male protagonist is still at the fourth level of Qi Refining, still a low-level cannon fodder character; his cultivation level is now limiting the plot's development. The cultivation civilization has even moved to the technological realm, which makes writing this even more difficult.
After it was listed, it kept repeating the same old thing, like a flood of rumors.
Chapter 3 wasn't very well written. Knowing he would inevitably die from dehydration, they still killed him. And when killing him, knowing he might have a backup plan, they still appeared in front of the enemy. In the end, they won the war mainly by blowing things up, which made the randomness too strong. I suggest revising this part.
What's going on with chapters 1, 2, and 5? There are so many typos! I'm tired of fixing them from beginning to end, and I'm too lazy to fix the last little part (¯―¯٥).
The combat power and economics lack any logical coherence; the premise is acceptable, but the power level is far too high.