
Ascending to the Jade Palace
上玉阙
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 4.0M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 5mo ago
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It's a great Xianxia novel with a lot of depth. It's not mindless or simplistic. You should read it. I wonder if it's some eunuch who left the palace and changed his appearance, or some extraterrestrial demon preparing to prove his Dao on Qidian.
Immortal Herb
This can't be sprayed, it's really beautiful. I wonder which eunuch secretly went out of the palace to buy it.
Jade Palace Check-in Building
I recently came across this, and only started watching it today. Once I started watching, I couldn't stop, and I didn't even get to grab a New Year's Day red envelope!
I've read over 160 chapters, and the more I read, the more confused I become. Firstly, regarding cultivation, I personally summarize three key elements for progress: time, resources, and method (i. E., Cultivation techniques). Throughout the world of the book, from the Golden Core stage down to the Qi Refining stage, everyone revolves around resources.
Disappointed
The beginning was quite impressive, but it became increasingly verbose and complicated as it progressed. This is supposed to be an era where power resides within oneself; you could argue that others control everything, or that you can strive and fight your way up, but this is a cultivation novel, and it feels like an urban fantasy, which is quite disappointing. Plus, the pacing is so slow, I don't want to continue reading.
I can't say too much, just one sentence: "Chang'an could not defend the Jade Palace"... Sigh.
In conclusion, Chang'an didn't want the story to end like this either. Having written nearly four million words, Chang'an also has professional ethics and a professional mindset; how could he intentionally do this...? I'm so sorry, so sorry, so sorry. It's all my fault for being so careless. Fellow Daoists, I'm so sorry.
I'm speechless about Wang Xianmao.
First, let me say, "Layering Armor" is a good book. Then I'll start criticizing. Whether an author is pursuing something or simply indulging in a bit of pretentious intellectualism, at least he is trying to express himself through writing.
If you can stay still, then stay still.
The biggest highlight of this book is its relentless approach to combat. After tens of thousands of years of cultivation, why would someone act so casually, like a petty scoundrel? What's the point of such cultivation? There aren't a single fool among the Golden Core cultivators in the book, though some are manipulated.
Little Wang opened his Purple Mansion at noon, that's not easy! Congratulations to the Jade Palace Immortal King! ✊✊✊
This book is well written!
I was so impressed I slammed my fist on the table several times. It's absolutely amazing. This is definitely the pseudonym of a master author.