Cultivation: My RV Became My Natal Magical Treasure
修仙：房车成了我本命法宝
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- Completed
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- 897k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 1y ago
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359Chapters
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It's another excrement-and-urine-based sect. Cultivators live worse than nouveau riche; all their spells are used for killing and arson, and not a single cultivator has ever thought of using magic to improve their lives.
Seeing the "golden finger" (a powerful, exploitable ability) being shared was unbearable. What if this woman accidentally revealed it? Although the female lead is portrayed as a love-struck heroine and might not divulge the secret, what if a powerful figure discovers a clue?
My first thought was that I had read a novel before, which was originally a normal cultivation fantasy story, until one day, someone had a sudden inspiration: my magical artifacts weren't strong enough, so I made several more, thickened them up, and turned them into something like tanks, and that's when the story went off-track.
I couldn't continue reading after chapter 13. How could a lowly cultivator like you go and sabotage the market without fear of death?
Personally, I think the RV could be developed into a mobile base, with the storage bag evolving into a small world. The protagonist could then plunder resources to cultivate this small world and recruit followers along the way. 🙂🙂🙂 Who says there are no pirates on land?
Reading Notes
You can watch this RV ride, and you want to play with Auntie too? You can grit your teeth and bear it for a while. But when you make Auntie call you "Daddy" while lying on top of you, she can't take it anymore.
I'm just wondering, can't the protagonist just run away? Is it so hard to go somewhere else? Does he have to go back to that market town? Is that the only place he can survive? Didn't the protagonist spend the night in the wild? You can live in the wild, you can eat wild animals, and you can still increase your cultivation.
It's a bit too much. The protagonist has long since left the place of trouble, but he just hasn't left. The various melodramatic plot points are really toxic; I can't stand it.
Damn, I just realized it was written by Fang Suo. It's hard to describe the feeling; the plot device and the imaginative ideas really appeal to me, but the storyline feels like a ten-year-old urban novel… The mindless collection of female characters is hard to watch.
The idea is great, but there are just too many mindless plot points.