What Should I Do When My Golden Core Reflects Across the Heavens?
我的金丹映照诸天了怎么办？
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 576k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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244Chapters
7.7kRecommendations
33.2kFans
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Everything else is fine, but the celestial phenomenon caused by the protagonist is just ridiculously absurd. It appeared once near his home, once while he was in prison, and once more after he moved to a wealthy area. And each time, the protagonist was present. Didn't those people looking for this phenomenon suspect the protagonist?
To create a Golden Core, the protagonist performs surgery, placing spirit stones into his body—that's the first Golden Core. How bizarre!
I feel like I've seen this story somewhere before: creating a golden core and then manifesting strange phenomena in the neighborhood; as the golden core increases in layer by layer, the range of the strange phenomena expands in concentric circles.
It has no style of its own at all; the more you look at it, the more rubbish it seems.
It has no style whatsoever. He's always teaching others how to pass on knowledge, acting like he's some kind of genius. He was incredibly stupid for the first ten years or so, then suddenly he's like a genius, knowing everything. He doesn't have a system, and even if he did, it would take time to teach him. Now he basically knows everything, which is incredibly fake.
Isn't this similar to one I posted before?
The story was alright up to chapter 46, but after chapter 46, that trashy woman Yun Qin appeared and things got really bad. There were too many bad points to mention, but the later plot was a pile of crap, it was disgusting.
The plot is so weak, especially the villains; it's unbearable to watch, I can't stand it.
No, buddy.
The latest chapter suddenly fed history A woman just swindled half of the protagonist's very valuable items. (The spring water at the fourth-tier mountain peak has been scooped away by more than 1 meter. If it weren't for the fact that it's not a good place, more than half of it would have been scooped away.) (Before being tricked, the protagonist had taught this woman magic.)
I'm trying to cultivate immortality through spiritual power?
Does cultivating immortality rely solely on imagination? Does it require no principles, no knowledge, and only require the protagonist to feel it's feasible, and then it automatically succeeds?
This author writes Mary Sue stories, I refuse to deny it. Whenever the protagonist is even slightly ruthless or arrogant, the ratings skyrocket.