
I Strive for Immortality, Starting by Igniting the Divine Flame
从点燃神火开始争仙
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- Ongoing
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- 946k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 1y ago
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I haven't watched it yet, but I've read something similar to the synopsis. I've always had a question: with so many people in this world, why would a transmigrator like you pick up a cheat code? Traditional transmigration stories are more acceptable, since they've already brought you to this world, so a cheat code is a given.
The author didn't even understand the concept, just wrote it off the cuff. A tenant farmer is a tenant farmer, a long-term laborer is a long-term laborer, a short-term laborer is a short-term laborer, and a household slave is a household slave. You've written a tenant farmer as a long-term laborer…
I can't understand forcing such a talented person into a marriage alliance. Are they hoping he'll harbor resentment and later, when he becomes powerful, kill his entire family?
Grandmaster yamen runners, Grandmaster shopkeepers—this setup is truly amazing!
The description says the cheat ability wasn't something I brought with me when I transmigrated, but rather something I found after arriving in the world. That instantly killed my interest. 🤤
Author, please delete this book! I can't stand it, I really can't stand it, especially since the name is the same as mine and sounds the same! 🙂🙂🙂
Well, after reading so many books over the years, the way this book divides its categories is the ugliest I've ever seen, and I believe that's also the part of the book that will leave the deepest impression on me.
This protagonist is a bit naive and innocent, constantly bragging about how many new insights he's unlocked, not at all modest? Doesn't he worry about attracting suspicion? Slicing and studying them? Keep in mind that nine out of ten seemingly talented people have had some kind of stroke of luck; he has absolutely no sense of caution.
Synopsis? A fantasy world where "martial arts" lead to godhood? Powerful characters.
It's alright, I personally don't think there are any major flaws. The writing style is relatively gentle, not the kind with a fast pace and intense, dramatic conflicts.