Cultivating Immortality: Starting by Slaying Immortals and Refining Souls
修仙，从斩仙炼魄开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 638k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
296Chapters
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I thought it was pretty good at the beginning, but when I saw Zhengmingshe, I felt that the protagonist was a bit forcibly promoted. Finally, when I arrived at Bairushanmen, it became more and more cliched and unsightly.
I saw the introduction of Systemless and collected it.
But I don't like to read novels that are at least less than 500,000 words, and I won't read more than 500,000 words. 🐱🐱🐱
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For someone who has written fantasy before, to be able to write such a classic novel is truly a treasure in the ocean!
The book is very good, but it really tests your patience in reading. I'm afraid you'll lose it if you keep reading.
People have killed the storage bag and dare not ask for it haha
Cut it off, you won't get any results. I remember watching Swordsman Crossing the River and Path of the Swordsman before. The settings are similar to yours. The main focus is on swordsmanship. It's not particularly good, but the swordsmanship written by others is hard enough and smooth enough. The sect is also maintained at all times. Most of the disputes are external. Unlike you, the sect is against the subordinates. The disciples are like raising Gu. For such a large sect, there are no institutional guarantees. It is no different from the Demon Sect. The protagonist is always angry. It seems that if you don't write about anger, you can't show the protagonist's bloody nature. From time to time, he will have a cold and dead look, looking like a dead dog. The writing and setting are obviously good, but the details of the plot are seriously flawed.
The protagonist's master was unreadable after he was killed by Li Xianyue. The first alchemist of a sect was inexplicably killed by Xiao Zuo. It was the masters who helped cover up the secret. After the protagonist became a big boss, even if he didn't strike the Taiqing Palace with a sword, it would be a disgrace to the readers.
I think it's okay, and I'm speaking out from my own thoughts. This book reminds me of a novel I read when I was in junior high school, Chaos Cultivation Technique. This book is too old, but it's also a classic.
After reading the 3,000 words at the beginning, I can basically guess the general plot of the story. It's quite boring.