Cultivation Begins with Martial Arts
修仙从武道至圣开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 714k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 2y ago
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To be honest, it feels a bit like a bait-and-switch tactic; the so-called martial arts sainthood feels like just a rambling account. This should be written in more detail.
Lower-high grade? Are there also lower-middle grade and lower-lower grade spiritual roots?
Why not promote and develop martial arts? We should continue cultivating martial arts to counter those who cultivate immortality. The story already involves martial arts practitioners fighting against those who cultivate immortality, so returning to cultivation immortality wouldn't be interesting.
The cheat's functionality is entirely the work of the author; the logic is completely flawed.
To me, it looks more like a storyteller reciting a tale than a work of literature. Am I being too picky?
Once gained, forever gained? Has life been obtained, and one is never to die again?
It was so painful to watch, but better than a rambling account. The protagonist basically only practices martial arts; he's not human, and he has no beliefs. Why does he cultivate? There's no reason. He sold himself to the Li family, but they never treated him like a servant from the start.
Once gained, forever gained.
If it's a case of "once you gain, you gain forever," then if you earn one or two taels of silver, you'll have more than you can spend. If you obtain a pill, and after consuming it, another one appears out of nowhere. After all, it's a case of "once you gain, you gain forever."
Once you gain something, you gain it forever. But does taking drugs to accelerate cultivation mean you've gained it or not? If you stop taking them, you can't cultivate anymore.
Despite having such a powerful cheat ability, the improvement is so slow...