I Seek Longevity Through Immortal Seeds
我以仙种问长生
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 582k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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173Chapters
1.7kRecommendations
35Fans
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There are two extremes in Xianxia novels today. One extreme is that Qi Refining cultivators and Foundation Establishment ancestors are like those in the Dharma-ending Age. The other extreme is that Golden Core cultivators are as common as dogs, and Nascent Soul cultivators are everywhere.
How can lower-level cultivators support higher-level cultivators when they can't even feed themselves with the resources they produce?
How could low-level cultivators possibly produce high-level cultivators in large numbers when they can't even support themselves?
What I fear most is writing about families that are not united, or sects that have no rules! Because I don't know how such families and sects survive! Unless the leaders of this family and sect are an eternal group!
It's meaningless.
I thought it would be a bit innovative, but it's just the same old formula. I don't know what's wrong with Qidian these days. It feels like novels are being mass-produced like industrial products. Once a theme starts to gain popularity, everyone blindly follows suit. If I read 10 novels now, it's no exaggeration to say that 10 of them are about menial disciples, farming, and a bunch of other trivial matters.
The titles of the first two chapters are discouraging.
Thirty million disciples, three thousand Golden Core cultivators? What a useless sect! How big is this map?
With everyone's help, we hope to launch the first round of testing as soon as possible.
Writing a book is not easy, so I hope you all will read it every day! I thank you in advance!
Thirty million, three hundred billion! Dude, are you running a pig farm?
It's been written like an Eastern fantasy novel, full of jealousy, showing off, and starting with a goddess—exactly like an Eastern fantasy story. How did it end up in a cultivation novel? How does Qidian classify these genres?
To be honest, as long as a sect monopolizes high-level resources, it can use low-level resources freely without any problem.
Having read up to chapter 11, which seemed so perilous, the ending... Well, the protagonist practically revealed it outright.