Max-Level Mortal: Planting the Sun in the Cultivation World
满级凡人，修仙界种太阳
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 443k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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This is a hodgepodge. Go read some books on immortal cultivation or cultivating for 30,000 years before trying to write about combining cultivation and technology. What you've done isn't industrialization at all; it's not even a small workshop. It's purely the work of a personal crafts enthusiast. Furthermore, you are judging others by your own standards.
The introduction is a scam; the rest is pure, old-fashioned cultivation fiction.
Are all cultivators like you rigidly traditional and clinging to outdated ideas?
Seedling Summary
Currently still cultivating immortality and not yet at the Foundation Establishment stage. As of Chapter 44, these handcrafted hidden weapons are made with naturally extracted cyanide. Conclusion: Technically, it has not reached the level of real-world technology, has not been industrialized, and has a product adoption rate of 0%. It is only used by the developers themselves.
Seeing this, I suddenly realized why the Confucianists in "Sword Comes" emphasize reason. The destructive power of immortals is immense; ordinary lives are like ants. Like the protagonist's earlier claim of a clear conscience—I know most people think the protagonist only kills the ringleaders of evil, and therefore should have a clear conscience—but don't forget, many more die—the guards and…
Coal Day. Mourning Poison. Fighting against the air. Only killing it yourself counts as revenge. All schemes are bullshit.
Daily Poisoning
Book quality: White The plot suddenly went black.
This is the best cultivation novel I've read recently on Qidian that I've found to be good at industrial development. The others are just awful; they neither succeed in cultivation nor in industrial development.
It's a bit like a child's reaction: "Wow, will the Golden Core cultivators notice I've possessed someone and transmigrated? They're always so shocked and panicked."
If the author wants the protagonist to establish a sect system in the future, he could borrow the sect setting from the novel "Two Hundred Pounds of Pork," which is very fair.