No Abstract Nonsense, No Immortal Cultivation
不抽象不修仙
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 370k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 7mo ago
- English
- Request a translation
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The character of Zisu is a failure.
When she first met Lan Daoren, her unwavering will was truly moving, marking the most shining moment of her character so far. Then, the moment she became Lan Daoren's disciple, she became a completely different person. To put it simply, the contrast was so great that it made one wonder if she was faking it before.
It was originally quite good, and the dragon and tiger scenes were very engaging, but suddenly it took on a savior complex, wanting to let the red light shine on the cultivation world?
The author seems to have improved again.
The writing style is naturally good, but this article currently reads more like a travelogue. It records the protagonist's experiences and insights gained while cultivating under his master, but the theme is not yet revealed. Impatient readers might find it hard to adapt, as the plot of previous works tended to be quite fast-paced.
Very good. The author's first two books had great ideas, but the quality declined later on. Hopefully, this book won't repeat the same mistake.
I feel like they changed the director. It was quite enjoyable to read before it was released, but now it feels like it's going to fall into the same old clichés again.
This feels like reading a didactic book, with too many philosophical explanations—not my cup of tea. Couldn't it be a little lighter like the beginning? This is such a long-winded explanation, even from a temple keeper. 🤔
On a 10-point scale, the ascent might be worth 8 points, the ascent itself 7 points, and the descent only 4 points.
Like the first half of "Rotten Chessboard" and the two books by Golden Jasmine, this type of cultivation novel is still a blue ocean market. The only problem is that it requires a lot of writing skill. I took a quick look and it seems to be following this path, with added gimmicks. However, some details are lacking.
It's always been about being artsy and intellectual, always talking about principles; aside from the somewhat abstract nature of its name, I haven't seen anything else abstract about it.
Brothers, I worked in a shady factory for twelve hours and earned 26.3 Yuan 😭. I'm thinking of killing the factory owner who started it. 😐