
Seventy-Two Transformations to Immortality
七十二变成仙得道
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 41k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
21Chapters
0Votes
214Recs
10Fans
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The first part of Shang Hou is indeed good, but it does feel weird at the end of Conferring the Gods. My favorite fighting scene is the one where you use a few wheels to fight the hydra-headed basilisk. It's so cool.
The plot and setting are good at the beginning, but halfway through it is a cliche plot. Does the protagonist have an aura of hatred? 😥
I just saw it... This is the end of the book 🙂
Author: Why doesn't anyone come?
It's very beautiful, but it's a pity that I'm a eunuch.
Golden Chapter Three is okay, don't make it a cliche plot.
The seventy-two transformations are superior transformation techniques that require the body to reach the limit of infinite evolution. However, it still depends on the quality of the techniques you practice. My personal understanding is
The background setting is a bit interesting, the main plot is a bit cliche, and the introduction is a bit unclear.
It progresses quickly, and the plot structure is similar to Swallowing the Stars
The background setting is quite eye-catching, but the first face-slapping session is so cliche.