
I Cultivate the Golden Elixir Dao Across the Myriad Worlds
我在诸天修金丹大道
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So, where did the idea of a nascent soul actually come from? Whether it's the Investiture of the Gods or Journey to the West, the immortals in them all cultivate the Golden Elixir through nine cycles, and then achieve the Dao Fruit by gathering the Three Flowers at the Top and the Five Qi returning to their origin. There is no such concept as a Nascent Soul.
Honestly, is the author's writing style lacking? In the latest chapters, even Great Luo Golden Immortals are so weak and injured, yet the author writes about using silver to buy medicine to heal them. Isn't that a bit insulting to the prestige of a Great Luo Golden Immortal? And the suppression of combat power is a bit illogical.
What's with this "taking in maids" tactic? That's cruel. Will they have to take them with them to the next world? This is so beneath their dignity, a true master of Taoism! They're either casually conjured plant spirits or subdued demons cultivating and accumulating merit. They've been in seclusion for ten years, and they don't even have this much self-control? 🤤 I specially tipped 100 for this comment.
I suspect the protagonist cultivated a fake immortality.
The subject matter was good, but unfortunately it was too much self-talk and rambling, making it a headache to read. Goodbye...
In conclusion, the author does have some talent, but it's mostly rambling and lacks genuine expression. I've seen comments from more than just myself saying it's padded, mainly due to excessive filler. Couldn't the author have included more engaging plot points? At least a third of each chapter is just random wishful thinking. Everyone has their complaints.
Why is the comment value so high? No wonder no one is commenting. Also, it's time to switch worlds. You can tell the plot just by looking at the table of contents. No wonder no one is subscribing.
The world of Journey to the West and Investiture of the Gods is at most the size of the solar system, maybe even smaller. Emperor Xin wrote a poem insulting Nuwa, and a normal immortal or god would slap him to death. He didn't even dare to face the concepts of fortune and karma. What kind of immortal cultivation is that? To put it bluntly, it's nothing more than pedantic Confucianism. At its core, imperial power is supreme. True cultivators should think of Zhang Jiao.
Real water, like writing poetry, is used to write novels.
It got worse and worse. From the prehistoric era to Sword Comes, it turned into a rambling account, and the character development was completely ruined.