Immortal Martial: Sowing the Seeds of Immortality
仙武：种道长生
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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No way, you practiced martial arts, felt the court was corrupt, went to seize imperial power, became emperor, and then, because someone advised you to take more concubines, you got upset and wanted to kill more than half of the officials? And here you are, showing off your love? What makes you the "poison king" of female-oriented fiction? You even said you wanted to be a benevolent ruler, and this is it?
The plot has gone astray.
Before the protagonist became emperor, he seemed to care little about matters related to religion. After becoming emperor, he devoted his energy to politics, ministers, and concubines, without mentioning the Daoist seed that formed the foundation of his rule. Speaking of governing the country, even the protagonist himself says that the world is in the hands of the strongest.
I was interested after reading the synopsis, but the last sentence changed my mind. I'm worried it'll be another one where the plot is driven by women or relies on suggestive themes for hype. Has anyone seen it? Is that what you think?
Please, please, do not write a story where the protagonist seizes the world and becomes emperor. Also, please, please do not introduce an empress. Authors who struggle with political intrigue will find it extremely awkward to force it. Empresses are a major flaw in current online novels.
He's gone mad. Among all the immortality novels I've read, this one is the most obviously cowardly. Literally, he's afraid of death, and he goes completely insane when it comes to life and death.
His intelligence seems to have plummeted ever since he became magistrate. The author must be having too much fun writing this. Did everyone click on the title to see the protagonist achieve his ideals? To see him save the world? The "golden finger" (advantageous ability) is fading more and more. What kind of plot has he been writing lately?
What Ming Dynasty 1566?
Well, to be honest, the later parts weren't about immortality or martial arts, nor were they about cultivating immortality. The fact that he was buried with his wife didn't really signify longevity. I started skipping chapters after that because the author kept emphasizing the good relationship between the protagonist and his wife, and I was curious about the protagonist's reaction after his…
After the novel was published, the protagonist kept acting crazy. One minute he's involved with an assassin's guild, constantly accepting missions to kill and wipe out entire families, and the author even explains that this person is rich and heartless and deserves to die; the next minute he's buying land, then pitying the tenant farmers by offering them tax exemptions and even giving them cattle.
The theme isn't "planting flowers"? Flowers aren't mentioned again later; it just says they'll try different things, but there are only three kinds of flowers. Without a clear theme, what's the difference between this and a regular online novel?