
The Great Strange Immortal
大诡仙
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 276k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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93Chapters
14.8kRecommendations
38.3kFans
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Byd, can Qidian (the author's blog platform) do something about these authors who abandon their works? I only read half of the Holy Light Cathedral before it was over, and the same thing happened with the Cyber Ghost Chronicles by Pigeon next door. These authors should really be given a serious "eunuch" title. Readers will avoid these authors. If you don't want to write a good book, you shouldn't write at all.
I don't understand the novel's content. The plot jumps from one thing to another; there's a little devil who eats Buddha, an avatar of the Demon Ancestor, and an owl learning Taoism—this hodgepodge is just a jumbled mess. What are you trying to write? It's a complete mess, a patchwork of disparate elements.
Summary of currently existing dojos and top-tier combat forces 1. Wuhai Lingtai: A QQ group suspected to be for some powerful figures in the Daoist sect. Recent topic: Can the unorthodox path be cultivated to the highest level? 2. The Tower of Broken Heaven (Thousand Buddha Desert): The Buddhas and the World Honored One disappeared and vanished for some reason, and the boy who ate the Buddha was…
Books with complex plots are always heavily criticized by casual readers in the early stages.
Before writing about owls, you should at least learn about them and gather comprehensive information. An owl's head can rotate 270 degrees, with approximately 135 degrees to the left and right. They fly almost silently, resulting in a high success rate in hunting. At night, they can easily hunt eagles larger than themselves, as most birds lack night vision.
Hey, let's cut that Knight story and focus on this one.
I check back every now and then to see if there's been an update. Such a good book, and they're just not writing anymore, while the market is flooded with trashy books. I wonder if this book was stopped because it has hidden meanings? But I've read it several times, and it seems to be mostly jokes and banter; it shouldn't have crossed any lines.
All I can say is that Chapter 32 is really vulgar. The previous chapters were so well written, but suddenly they find a female monster as the protagonist's master, and when the master dies, the protagonist dies too. It's disgusting, cliché, and vulgar.
Current combat strength, ranking
Sendai, first; Shifotong, suspected second; Gongdegong and Tianxuan, third. Firstly, why is Sendai ranked first? The fact that he tricked the Buddha Child with a single incantation reveals his minimum level of cultivation. Why is it considered the minimum? Because the maximum level remains silent and unspoken, but the protagonist's abilities are limited, so he couldn't hear or sense it.
You really should be called someone who's conflicted about their name. Whether it's truly a name-related struggle is uncertain, but it's certainly a struggle. Just focus on writing what you want to write. You already have many loyal readers who resonate with you, yet you insist on writing so-called popular genres that you don't want to write, and the writing is so awkward and unsustainable.