I Make Wishes to Become an Immortal in the Cultivation World
我在修仙界许愿成仙
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- Completed
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- 898k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 1y ago
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If you have the talent, go to the Immortal City! Besides, you were abandoned by the Li family, why would you go back? Are you trying to suppress the protagonist? With mid-grade cultivation and alchemy talent, there are plenty of other options, especially since your cheat ability can compensate for other shortcomings. I don't understand.
Question: Why can't the protagonist directly make a wish to increase his cultivation level?
Let's change the name of the Kusanagi Sword. It's all about cultivating immortality, yet it still contains Japanese artifacts.
Based on the synopsis, readers might expect the wish to become an immortal: instant immortality. However, the author's wish for immortality involves beating around the bush and setting a bunch of conditions.
The writing is good, but there's a huge flaw: the protagonist can make any wish. It's ridiculous that he only broke through from the third to the fourth level of Qi Refining in two years! Two years and over 700 days of wishes—it only takes a thousand days to improve the grade of a low-grade spiritual root! Why doesn't he utilize those 700+ days of wishes effectively?
It's alright, but the formula is a bit old-fashioned and too petty. If you can make a wish and get anything you want, why bother being a farmer? Why not just find a great immortal city, make a wish for all the arts of cultivation, earn money and cultivate steadily at the same time? Look at the constant troubles now; it clearly doesn't match the synopsis.
Some mortal cultivation novels feel like the protagonist doesn't cultivate at all, just goes out causing trouble to pad the word count. In these other novels, the protagonist is only at the Foundation Establishment stage, yet has already experienced everything from body possession and dungeon runs to demonic invasions, assassinations, tomb raiding, and life-or-death arenas.
Calling him Shenlong Zhenren directly, how imposing!
The protagonist got a mid-grade spiritual root right from the start, right? With that kind of talent, entering a sect would be easy. Is it really necessary to go to someone else's family?
To put it simply, if the protagonist could wish for an AI that could constantly perform divination on their behalf, it would be practically omniscient, allowing them to become incredibly wealthy simply by finding a random tomb.