
The Immortal Way: My Clone Helps Me Ascend
仙道志异:分身助我飞升
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 293k Words
- Genre
- Cultivation
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Modern Cultivation
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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It looks very awkward, and there are big problems with the starting setting. First, the protagonist is an ordinary person. It was said at the beginning that the clones created cannot be higher than the protagonist. As a result, the first clone came out to be innate, and the protagonist is a weakling. Moreover, he is an ordinary person with no courage and a low mood. He is startled when encountering the slightest problem. He feels embarrassed even when being looked at by his own clone. This gives people the impression that the protagonist is very weak, timid, and incompetent. I am speechless, that is your clone, not your enemy, and it started to eat your own settings in the first and second chapters. Second, the protagonist's clone has its own thoughts and wisdom, independent thoughts, and is not controlled by the protagonist. This is very annoying. There is no setting in the beginning that the clone will disappear when the protagonist dies. I am wondering whether the clone can push the useless protagonist to take over, or directly To seize the protagonist, after all, the protagonist has no secrets in the eyes of the clone, and he is still a weakling with a cowardly and incompetent character. Thirdly, the protagonist cannot check the clone's memory, and the skills must be taught by the clone. If the clone does not teach him, the protagonist will always be just a weakling. It can be seen from this that the protagonist has no control over these clones, cannot share their practice experience, and cannot share their memories. This is the protagonist's clone. Does the author not understand what a clone is? I can't tell the difference between a clone and an independent individual, which makes me speechless, especially since it was stipulated at the beginning that the clone created cannot surpass myself without cultivation, but in the end, an innate one was created in less than one chapter. I really can't help but want to say a few words. Author, you can do whatever you like,
As mentioned before, the clone's cultivation level cannot exceed that of the protagonist, otherwise there will be big problems, and the result will be very speechless. The first clone is innate,
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Mainly it's still slow to warm up. The author writes on the job and works hard.