The Gu Immortal of the Jie Sect
截教蛊仙
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 510k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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First of all, just looking at your name tells me you can't continue writing. "Plague God"—you first need to understand the meaning of "plague." Any shape can represent it, such as pollution, bad luck, fungi, and infection; these are all manifestations of plague.
Just from reading the synopsis, I knew this was a bad book.
You plague god! The ancestor of plague-related practices! In the end, you went and played with Gu poison. What's the difference between you and someone who abandons a prestigious martial arts manual to pursue crooked and evil ways?
Gu and poison are just parts of the plague. Why waste the big picture and focus on trivial matters? Do you really think the Heavenly Dao and the Sages of the Primordial World are just sitting around doing nothing? Want good luck? Accumulate merit! A Gu for boundless good fortune? Want boundless good fortune without merit? Are you prepared to risk your life? And the Spring and Autumn Cicada?
It's definitely a bad book. Gu is just one manifestation of the law. Immortal Gu is similar to innate spiritual treasures, possessing uniqueness, meaning the laws it condenses are not repeatable. Just like innate spiritual treasures, you can't just create one effortlessly. Do you think innate spiritual treasures don't exist?
100% Eunuch, that's hilarious! The prehistoric world had everything, yet it still needed Gu! The world of the True Man... These Gu...
Rubbish
You think you're so great at playing with Gu in the primordial era? The Plague God, also known as the Plague Emperor Haotian, didn't even properly manage his own path. Isn't Gu Panwang's path? Panwang was one of the three thousand Purple Cloud Guests, and he still died. Do you think you're more powerful than him?
Where do you place your ambition to become the ancient god Pan Wang?
In fact, records of plague-related poisons, divination, and other practices all belong to unorthodox schools, essentially involving manipulation. According to the primordial and mythological genres, these are mostly about achieving power and control to transcend levels. The breakthroughs occur at different levels, reaching a lower level of super-control.
In the primordial era, Gu was used for cultivation, and Gu had to evolve endlessly. Writing it like this alone makes it seem like your Dao and combat power are a level below others, and it's unbearable to read.