Awakening of the Divine Soul: Planting Green Lotuses in the Infinite Abyss
神魂觉醒：无限深渊种青莲
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- Infinite Flow
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- Divine Soul Awakening: Dao Seed Blue Lotus in the endless AbyssEnglish name
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Classic
At the beginning, I can only say it's a classic example. The protagonist's soul seems a thousand times better than his own, but due to various reasons, he reveals the worst side of himself, and is then looked down upon by his master and others. It's just too classic.
I suffer in reality, and I suffer even more when I read books, so what's the point of reading at all!
Having read up to Chapter 24, there are good and bad points. First, the initial talent awakening was a bit early, but still acceptable; it wasn't drawn out, at least the transition was clean. Then there's the protagonist's ability to conceal his strength—not actively showing off to outsiders, nor overly hiding it from family, making it clear who's closer and who's farther away, which is quite…
My first sword strike after inexplicably getting ashore
The very first chapter opens with Qingmei delivering a classic, decisive first strike. Other reviews say it cuts cleanly and cleanly, which I assumed was due to ruthless decisiveness. Also, the introduction mentions that talents are influenced by those around them, so Qingmei's talent is likely a gift from the protagonist. Therefore, this first strike wasn't meant to kill the reader. 😅😅
The protagonist's intelligence is questionable; he's getting increasingly stupid. At first, he knew to use plants to survive, but later he just recklessly charges around.
Which guy from Tieba came here to promote Qidian? He wrote so much. Did he time-travel from 2005?
Let me say something.
This is my first time writing a book on Qidian, and sometimes I didn't quite get the pacing right. Please forgive any shortcomings in my writing. As for readers who really can't stand it, they can read other authors' books; there's no need to be so hostile. Finally, thank you to all the readers who have been following this novel.
Your opening line made me think I was living in ten years ago. What era are we in, still using this kind of stuff? You don't actually think it's cool to write like this, do you? 😅
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The classic loser, then a very high-level childhood friend who looks down on him, repeatedly humiliates him, and they eventually get together – that's classic.
Chapter One Kills 80% of Readers