The Immortal Has Arrived!
仙人在上！
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 8mo ago
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Why get involved in the rise and fall of dynasties? I've noticed that every novel of this genre has to get involved in dynastic changes. Either the protagonist achieves immortality or invincibility on a mountain, then takes on several disciples—sometimes a vengeful prince, sometimes a reincarnation of a celestial being, or a super genius—and then, whenever there's war in the mortal realm, the…
More like a martial arts master than a deity
Is the old monster's mind that of a mature human being at the start? I'm terrified of those mentally challenged "immortals".
That book, where you wake up one day a year and descend to the mortal realm once a year, I initially thought it was a lighthearted story about people traveling between two worlds.
This is the first time I've encountered someone replacing a good book title with a generic one.
I just want to know when it will really come down. It's been going on and on year after year, and it's really boring. Looking around, there's the pain of life and death separating the living and the dead. I have no desire to keep reading.
Chapter 70 is alright so far, though it still falls short of the pinnacle of its genre, *Rotten Chessboard*. This book lacks the ethereal quality and down-to-earth feel of otherworldly stories, but given the protagonist's background, this slight disconnect actually amplifies the sense of confusion and detachment. It's a decent read, though; there are indeed relatively few books of this type.
The main character is like an NPC, but that's not unusual in this kind of story. The plot was fine before it was published, but after that, they started focusing on the supporting characters' love affairs.
Is the author's anti-piracy measure too good?
I couldn't find a pirated copy, so I had to watch the official version.
It's so well-written; the only book that truly has an ethereal quality. The others seem too pretentious or affected, giving off a feeling of "forcing a new poem to express sorrow." This book, however, makes me feel that this is what immortals are like, reaching a state of returning to simplicity and authenticity, like "yet I say, 'What a fine autumn day!'" There's nothing out of place about it.