Rogue Cultivator: The Path to Immortality Begins with Talisman-Making
散修：从制符开始长生
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 500k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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I have some ideas about the setting.
First of all, I've read quite a few cultivation novels like this, but the vast majority are unfinished and die young. The root of the problem is that the novel's premise essentially dies after reaching the Foundation Establishment stage. Because everyone has seen too much of what happens after that; it's easy to imagine.
Personally, I think a powerful faction or family is far stronger than a lone cultivator. A faction can develop and has a stable output, while a lone cultivator can only explore and exploit wherever they go. A faction has a fixed output and can grow at any time. Logically, lone cultivators don't seem as strong or as fast-growing.
I'm thinking of giving up on this book, but the beginning was really good! I've given it so many recommendations and monthly votes, but the collapse of the marketplace has been a terrible feeling. Ugh! This is so hard for me.
What I want to say is that talismans are generally considered a manifestation of the Great Dao of Heaven and Earth. I've read in some novels that they can be drawn on the body, which I think is correct. They can also be drawn on certain objects. Talismans don't mean they can only be drawn on paper; it's a form of expression.
Will the protagonist keep getting into trouble like this forever? Once or twice is fine, but if it continues like this, I'll start to suspect this is a story about torturing the protagonist!
I personally think this book is very good, I don't know why it's not popular.
I hope the author can stop and reread the storyline after the collapse of the market; the quality is far inferior to what came before.
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The Wen family part is a bit strange. The protagonist was about to leave, but then he was brought back and involved with the Wen family, and a lot of things were invested in him.
Author, the protagonist starts by making talismans, but he can't just fight using talismans. It's fine in the early stages, but readers might get tired of it later. The protagonist hasn't grown much before ending the market and changing maps; it feels rushed.