
Turns Out I'm the Only One Who Can Cultivate Immortality
原来就我会修仙啊
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 706k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 1y ago
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I'll read a little more, then I'm ready to give up on the book.
This combat power is absurd. If this sect is this strong, this premise contradicts everything we've discussed. This woman could single-handedly destroy a nation. If martial arts are this powerful, then there's absolutely no point in creating a cultivation world. I can't accept such an outrageous contradiction.
Let's change the name. Turns out everyone knows how to cultivate immortality; it's all just a charade.
Brain Storage
As a newbie, reading data is really important to me, especially Tuesday's reading data. If possible, please try not to let the book wait for you to finish reading. Thank you everyone 😆. Additionally, this book is primarily lighthearted, so a "brain storage space" is provided here for you to temporarily store your thoughts. 🙂
The spiritual power of a Nascent Soul cultivator is inferior to the blood energy of a seventh-realm martial artist. This immortal cultivator is truly amazing! 👍👍👍
There is a nascent soul Spiritual power is inferior to the blood energy of a seventh-realm martial artist.
Why are all the ideas that only an idiot would come up with in my mind? Can't I have some normal, logical ideas? When the characters in the book were all ordinary people, it was barely acceptable. But now that they've all achieved immortality through cultivation, doesn't the author feel awkward continuing like this?
I've read similar novels, but the other author was far superior. You've got your priorities mixed up; there's too much internal monologue from both the supporting characters and the protagonist. Every chapter requires so much internal monologue to reconcile, and every event needs to be self-justifying. After a while, the protagonist doesn't feel like he accidentally achieves immortality; he just seems silly. Your writing style has become rusty. I hope you'll enrich your content more.
Name Change: Turns out I'm not the only one who knows how to cultivate immortality!
Hello author! I suggest this process of lowering intelligence should end. Being able to write poetry doesn't mean you have a brain 🧠; it's time to appropriately boost your IQ.
It started off well, and the subject matter was decent. The combination of practicing the fake to seek the real, the unique approach, and the Dihua-style treatment was quite good, but only if the protagonist couldn't cultivate too quickly. The problem with this book is that the protagonist's cultivation progresses too quickly, which makes it seem increasingly unrealistic and even ridiculously…
It's great! The only immortal in the world, please don't have a female lead!!! Keep it up!!!