Mount Shu: The Zhi Immortal Seeks the Dao
蜀山：芝仙问道
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- Completed
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- 1.3M Words
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- Xianxia
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- Classical Xianxia
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First half of the chapter: The senior instructed that one must not leave the cave unless one becomes a wandering immortal. Sp; The second half of the chapter: Go out for a walk during the holidays &n bsp;
What a weirdo! He's clearly not good enough, yet he insists on going to places where trouble is frequent. Even though he can't beat them, he stays at home, waiting for them to come knocking on his door a second time. It's just unbelievable.
Seeing the protagonist, after transforming, risk his life to steal clothes from a temple because he had no clothes on, is utterly idiotic. It's strange; how could someone be so stupid? Shouldn't he be focusing on increasing his strength instead of learning protective techniques?
Writing fanfiction is a good thing when it comes to innovation. However, the characters' personalities and timelines from the original work cannot be reversed or rewritten, otherwise it will create a strong sense of disjointedness. Why is Xun Lanyin so domineering? And Shen Xiu has become a strong-willed young woman again? Bao Xiang is still innocent and naive? Oh my god, he's always been a slut! By the time the Ming Dynasty begins, Old Man Xuexue should have already ascended to heaven.
This isn't suitable for seasoned readers; the logic is questionable. Leaving aside the fact that the spirit, having already been confirmed to possess extraordinary powers, still recklessly steals clothes from a temple, it's absurd. Knowing the world of *The Legend of Shushan Swordsmen* is a vast world where heavenly secrets can be deduced, confused, and disrupted, with a causal network permeating…
Zhixian?
This is truly amazing, bro, you smell so good!
The logic in this writing is utter nonsense. This is supposed to be a counter to the Emei Sect? They say the Emei Sect is arrogant, but at least Emei only bullies those who follow evil paths. Look at the rest of them—they don't even treat people like human beings.
Not ruthless enough, not decisive enough, too pedantic!
The character design is quite novel, but the author's writing is terrible, and the protagonist is too stupid.
The protagonist knows he's easy prey but still dares to wander around; how reckless! 😰