Cultivating by Communing with the Wind
从沟通风开始修行
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 132k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
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46Chapters
1.5kRecommendations
4.9kFans
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You found a great subject and made some money back then, and you actually thought you were a literary genius? With such a good start, instead of settling down and writing properly, you were always thinking about becoming a legend overnight? If things were that easy, who the hell would still be working? Everyone would be writing novels.
Cutting the book is one thing, but deleting comments is another. They get all defensive when pointed out? Tsk tsk tsk.
Well, after reading a few chapters, the writing was fine, the setting was delicate, and the logic was consistent. But after reading about ten chapters, I just couldn't get into it. Here are a couple of my humble opinions, I don't know if they're right or wrong. 1. I felt there was too much narration and description, and too much of the author's subjective thoughts and explanations.
The link from the introduction just stopped?
No, did you just break it off so easily?
Is this something I can recommend now? Truly a "daily poison guide" (a term used to describe something highly addictive or harmful).
The ability to communicate with the wind is not as valuable as becoming a primordial divine wind after time travel, using that as a foundation to cultivate into a human form, where you yourself become the wind.
If the author were writing about wind, a simple synopsis like, "There has never been a Venerable One in the Way of Wind," would immediately generate explosive traffic. Why would the book even need to be edited?
I urge the author to go back to writing Xianxia/Qin-style novels, brothers, let's build this thread!!!
I still feel that the author should go back to writing mythology or fantasy + history + multiverse novels. Your book "Xian Qin" was so well-written and achieved great results, why insist on switching to a genre you're not familiar with! I believe that if you wrote a book like "Xian Qin", it would definitely be a huge hit and you would become a top author. I'd trade 20 years of my best brother's life for it! 🤫
There's a certain Shenji-esque quality to his writing; how did you manage to imitate his awkward word choice and sentence structure so perfectly?
Is this writing alright?