Medicine Must Go On: Even Half-Demons Can Become Dragons
药不能停，半妖也可化龙
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- Ongoing
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- 533k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 1y ago
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181Chapters
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This protagonist is truly extraordinary. He collects the leftover dregs of medicine after it's been brewed and chewed up by others to nourish his body, then sells his blood to survive, and even plots to steal the mouthwash left behind by those who have finished their medicine... What kind of god-like protagonist is this?!
To be honest, the author's writing style is actually quite good, but the level capping is too drastic. Even the Buddha's Five Finger Mountain isn't this intense—only 100 chapters to reach the fifth level of Qi Refining. He consumes so many pills and absorbs all the essence of a Qi Refining Perfection cultivator, yet his level doesn't even increase. With such a huge cheat code, his survival is still like that of a slave, constantly on the verge of death. It's really heartbreaking to watch.
Get married and take maternity leave; writing books has no future.
Regarding the issue of suppressing the protagonist, it's not a problem if your protagonist levels up a little slower; that's not suppression. The key is to avoid having powerful treasures and techniques that are overhyped but, in reality, allow the protagonist to fight evenly with weaker enemies.
Each book initially tortures the protagonist, then levels up rapidly, and finally collapses.
It's the same old story, just a different name and it's a new book.
I previously read another book by the same author, and to be honest, it's practically identical to this one. They changed the names, but the plot is exactly the same; not a single word is different. For example, the old man who's supposed to be a sword saint in this book is exactly the same in the other book—even his home address is identical.
Are there still people stubbornly writing about transforming into a dragon? You could cultivate into a Qilin if you want, but the dragon transformation theme is overused. Snakes, catfish, loaches, carp, clams, vipers—everyone tries to become a dragon. But they all end up as eunuchs. Is it so easy to transform into a dragon?
After having fun, she got pregnant and went to find an honest man to take care of her?
With too many eunuchs, nobody will support you anymore.
Please focus on writing your novel steadily. Stop adding chat groups and other fancy stuff. You're already writing something too mixed up; any more and it'll fall apart, resulting in a terrible ending. Trust me, don't try anything fancy. Also, don't rush things; rushing will only make it fall apart.