Mastering a Blessed Cave Realm, Seeking the Dao and Immortality
掌洞天福地，叩道问长生
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 235k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 2y ago
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114Chapters
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The prestige of cultivating immortality is getting lower and lower. Previously, novels competed for core disciples and true disciples; later, inner disciples were all about making money; then, those who failed became outer disciples; now, even menial disciples are fought to the death.
The idea is creative, but the problem is that if you want to create a farming, easy-going cultivation story, you shouldn't set it up within a sect, where you're scheming against idiots and being manipulated. The two elements don't fit at all.
This is so beneath the prestige of cultivators! Those with spiritual roots are incredibly rare, one in ten thousand. You don't even mention the mortal forces that support them, the investment, or the servants and helpers they have, but in the crucial third chapter, you have the protagonist single-handedly clearing territory for the sect, making cultivators start from chopping trees and breaking rocks to start from scratch? It feels like a huge piece of filler.
You always yell every time you improve. Isn't cultivation all about calming your mind and protecting your spirit?
I didn't quite understand some of the plot. What kind of trash sect is this? It's so dangerous even within their own sphere of influence.
Since there is such a blessed land, the protagonist's spiritual root should possess all five elements, and the five elements should rotate endlessly to generate life.
I just watched it, and after seeing the protagonist's actions, I'm speechless.
Firstly, being late will be punished, but it only means losing several months' salary. The cheat system is already activated, so staying in this position and developing is fine. Even if he's planning to become a Wildling, he can wait a couple of days, make some private arrangements, and then bring it up. It's mentioned that being a Wildling isn't a good place; nobody wants to be one. The protagonist can easily find a better location, gather information, and make preparations.
The writing is too idiotic.
Are the shops in the black market of the cultivation world charities?
Having a blessed land is the same as not having one.
It's been a long time since I've seen a book with such logic and sound values. The farming and cultivation aspects are both well-written. 👍