Cthulhu Cultivation: After the Immortals Rot
克苏鲁修仙：仙人腐烂之后
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 777k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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📚 I've reread my old favorites over and over. Lately, I've been looking for new books and have read well over a hundred. Some were pretty good, around 80 to 90 points. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ to about four stars, based on the chapters I've read so far. What happens after that is up to the author. 🔥 Books I feel could stay popular for a while. Yeah, the ones with really high scores: entertaining stories that seem likely to keep going strong. There are all kinds of genres here, so I'm sharing them with everyone.
A Sort of Reading Guide? I'll Review All Kinds of Texts, Good and Bad
I add strange and unusual books I come across here. (I can only make one list, so my personal recommendations are here too.) P.S. If I sound harsh, it’s because something about the book genuinely disgusted me. P.P.S. One extremely harmful book was taken down the other day, after being on this list for a while. No idea if someone reported it or the author ran off, but either way, good riddance.
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This synopsis reminds me of the TV series "Emperor's Domination" that I watched back then...
No, author, your introduction mentions stones and star gods, which makes it hard not to think of the Amber King.
I can't believe so much time has passed... The author's skill in creating book titles remains unchanged! _(:з"∠)_
Overly trusting those around you allows conflicts to accumulate and erupt into a major problem, which the protagonist then eagerly rushes to solve. This is a major flaw.
The writing style is actually quite good, suitable for casual reading. However, the synopsis makes it seem like an invincible story, like reading a novel based solely on the synopsis outline.
I can't believe the author secretly released a new book! There wasn't a single hint. Their previous book, *Rules of the Strange*, was quite good. I'll start reading this one once it reaches 250,000 words.
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When will the Sword Immortal's naming skills improve? 🙂 If he had chosen good names from the beginning, would it have attracted more readers and laid a solid foundation for the book's beginning, making it more engaging? It's a pity that not many people get to see the ending.
The "Strange Tales of Rules" is so well-written, I came here specifically to support it.
Is literary talent something like "possibility"? If the Central Plains seized literary talent, did that mean other regions lost the possibility of producing heroes through scholarship?
The protagonist is noble, a great person, and his only goal is to benefit all living beings.