Cultivating Across the Heavens, Starting with Mortals
诸天修仙，从凡人开始
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- 963k Words
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- Xianxia
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- Classical Xianxia
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The writing style is good
You've already reached the eighth or ninth level of the Jade Purity Realm in your Tai Chi Profound Lightness Skill, yet your lifespan is only 98 years? That's fake, isn't it? And regarding the plot, it feels like they just changed Han Li's name. They didn't overlook any of the small details from the original story; it's basically a renamed version of *A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality* with added narration.
The author's world of Zhu Xian: Cultivation without spiritual roots
Another slave to the system, killing for a mission. Isn't he already a slave to the system?
If you want to copy the plot, just say so. Don't give me that "luck" nonsense. Do you even know what luck is? In my opinion, you've turned the protagonist into a clown. Is killing Han Li really that hard? Let's not go back to the beginning. He was initially poisoned by Mo Juren. If he had just made one trip to Jiayuan City, he would have been 100% guaranteed to capture him.
The synopsis looks quite clear, but it's still cliché: messing with the protagonist, messing with the protagonist's wife, and sweeping away all the treasures and opportunities around the protagonist. It doesn't feel like you've traveled to a different world at all. You've just copied the content of someone else's novel. I was really fooled by the synopsis.
It's worse than a low-quality novel; it doesn't even offer any reasonable enjoyment, it's just full of frustration.
The protagonist is killed, but what about Han Li in Reincarnation? Is it possible that the protagonist of *A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality*, Han Li, is killed? It's like in *Perfect World*, someone tries to kill Shi Hao across time and space but is inexplicably intercepted. It's obvious that the Palm Heaven Bottle was arranged by the Reincarnation Shopkeeper; the Palm Heaven Bottle is formed from Han Li's Time Dao Fruit.
Having the ability to travel through time and acquire resources, yet still fixated on killing Han Li to seize the Heavenly Bottle, is the most foolish thing to do. It's like someone who could live comfortably on interest alone, yet insists on gambling.
It was just a loser's dying fantasy!
He's just a clown; Han Li isn't alone and can easily handle him.