Immortal Martial Arts: I Love Grinding in My Dreams
仙武，吾好梦中内卷
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 626k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 1y ago
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204Chapters
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A dark story; the protagonist has a very narrow mind and is a hypocrite, even worse than a true villain.
The story starts with an extremely potent poison, and the protagonist doesn't kill the woman from the Wang family. What's wrong? Is he afraid she won't be able to kill him even if she goes to the cultivation world? She could easily kill him with the help of a mere Qi Refining cultivator.
Cultivation... But no spiritual root!!! Time to switch books, it's only a little over a hundred chapters into the first level of Qi Refining!!!
This is the first time I've seen a novel where the protagonist transmigrates to the Qing Dynasty and doesn't rebel, but instead becomes a lackey. 😒😅
Even a mortal like Han Li has spiritual roots, and you're just saying he doesn't?? It's 2024 already, sigh, so retro.
No wonder nobody reads it anymore; it gets worse and worse. A Dan Realm martial artist can be fearless of artillery fire, but in the main world, they're comparable to a Qi Refining Level 4 cultivator. This Qi Refining skill is practically the same as a Mortal's Path cultivator. The dungeons are so impressive, but they're completely nerfed in the main world.
I've read the latest chapter. The author is decisive and ruthless, not a saint. I hope you'll keep up the good work.
The Seven-Stone Bow can't penetrate armor. Even if you did a quick Google search before writing the book, I'd consider it as you've done thorough research.
What kind of emperor was the protagonist? He didn't even have a single descendant; he just had his fun and died... And he even supported the Qing dynasty imperial family for over sixty years... Tell me, are you impressed?
Whether the book is good or not is another matter, but the protagonist's values are skewed and his thoughts are contradictory.