
I’m Biding My Time in the Immortal Realm!
我在修仙界厚积薄发!
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- Ongoing
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- 244k Words
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- Xianxia
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- Cultivation Civilization
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- 2y ago
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This setup is ridiculous. Are mortals doomed? The cultivators are paying with silver. And they need mortals' help to make talismans? Are cultivators really that lazy? Mortals just ruin the materials by making them.
Hurry up and end this Lin-related storyline; the "halo effect" is disgusting. Also, stop writing those "beat the younger generation, the older generation arrives" plots; they're utterly cliché. And stop writing conflicts that cross major levels; those kinds of plots really don't work.
The protagonist has a major flaw: despite knowing that strength is paramount, he always insists on putting on a brave face when he's at a disadvantage. 🙂 If no one comes to the rescue, the protagonist will get beaten to death several times over.
I roared, I roared again, I roared once more, I roared once more! I was furious, I was so furious, I was so incredibly furious! Author, do you know what I want to write? I don't know what I want to write either. So, author, do you know what you want to write about in this book?
Accumulated knowledge and experience leading to a breakthrough? Where does the "accumulation" come from?
Why are people unwilling to subscribe on the first day of release? They've already cut too much profit from the initial release. They don't write well; they only care about the numbers. The worse the numbers, the more they'll write, and only then will people start reading.
The author has gone astray. A righteous sect is righteous because of its long history and reputation. The author is now depicting the protagonist sacrificing cities within his own territory—even a demonic sect wouldn't do that. They'd only sacrifice enemy territories. Even a rabbit doesn't eat the grass near its burrow.
Impotent rage, cowardly, suddenly turning into a saint, unable to even protect himself, and then crying out after Snow White dies.
I did see the protagonist's halo, but he has no real strength and still likes to act arrogantly.
Speechless. Does he really have to show off how kind and righteous he is? In a dog-eat-dog world, why pretend to be a selfless and altruistic person? He should use that time to improve his abilities and become a powerful figure. Even if he calls a deer a horse, who would dare to contradict him?