Cultivating Gu and Immortality in Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio
我在聊斋炼蛊长生
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 658k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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It's well-written, but I just don't understand the world-building. Cultivators can't interfere with mortals, so what power do mortals have to restrain cultivators? The protagonist is repeatedly schemed against by the Wang family and the county magistrate but can't openly retaliate. I really don't understand the point of cultivation like this. If mortals can scheme against cultivators, what's the point of cultivation?
Are there places like Soul-Slaying Mountain, Valley of Despair, or Crowds of People?
Will there be a female lead? 🤔🤔
Xinyang Mountain, Baiyang Temple, Tan Xuan
Tan Xuan
The protagonist's personality and actions are truly enjoyable to watch. The author is amazing, and the writing is superb.
Author, do you not know how to write spells?
Let the main character learn some magic. Don't just rely on [Water Arrow Gu], which only has a few shots. At the very least, teach him some weapon attacks. Otherwise, he'll just be carrying a big spear and stabbing people after using up all his skills, mainly using his powerful brick-throwing attack. Let the child learn some magic!
Overall, it's good, but the hanging part is a bit too big.
Is this a fanfiction of Liaozhai, or is it an original ghost story?
I posted a recommendation on Tieba, I wonder if it will increase my readership (but I posted it in a forum without a female lead...🤫)
"Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio," the original theme song for the TV series, was sung by a very important person, and its melody lingers in the air.