
Forging the Body Into Sainthood, Starting With the Five-Animal Exercises
肉身成圣,从五禽戏开始
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- Completed
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- 641k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 2y ago
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If only our Earth could also produce ominous signs due to the slow accumulation and dilution of excessive resentment.
Is the Five Animal Frolics really that amazing? It seems so-so, and all that's written about it.
Don't abandon it, I think it's very good.
With the female lead added, it didn't feel as good as before; without her, it felt like something was missing. The story went off-topic. If the protagonist doesn't develop a faith or anything like that after becoming an immortal, then their potential points, instead of being a spiritual anchor, should also be generated through faith and inheritance.
Was the post deleted? There are so few posts 😰
Author, could you please explain the martial arts realms? I'm a bit confused. Ideally, it would be simpler, like training the skin, flesh, bones, and internal organs—easy to understand. The current levels of "Secret Martial Artists" are confusing me.
It's good, but there's not enough content. Unless you're aiming for a massive hit, you can gradually build up your readership over time.
So will it keep getting bigger and never getting smaller?
The sudden use of "levels" feels odd, like a leveling-up story from level 1 to 99. I suggest adding some martial arts realm descriptions; otherwise, it just doesn't feel right.
This book should include special features. Later on, readers will understand how leveling up has effects without knowing what they're getting. If the cauldron or something similar had special features, it wouldn't be so confusing.