Rogue Cultivator: Gaining Immortality by Merging Broken Talismans
散修：从合并废符开始长生
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- Completed
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- 744k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
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- 1y ago
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Leaving aside the price and other issues, there are various conflicting settings. Regarding the cultivation techniques, the protagonist's initial actions clearly set a trap, yet he still walked into it. He could have synthesized better techniques himself, but he insisted on creating trouble.
The cultivation method you were practicing was obviously problematic; it allowed you to eat your own kind. Didn't you have any intention of changing your cultivation method?
The cheat code is too big
It started with talismans, then elixirs and cultivation techniques, and there were no prerequisites.
The economy collapsed in Chapter Three.
Three talismans sell for one spirit stone A rogue talisman master's net monthly income, excluding rent, is three to five spirit stones. Twelve spirit stones are a huge sum of money. The protagonist can draw 10,000 talismans a month.
To kill a mere mortal family, and then use someone else to do it—that's truly...
The male lead is so stupid, are you sure he doesn't have a few points of IQ?
It's leaking air, can it still be fixed?
That's a bit far-fetched. If the protagonist has a cheat code, why would he compete with others for opportunities? Can't he just safely earn spirit stones?
This world of cultivation is more realistic.
When one is weak, one is helpless: "No one cares if a cultivator kills a small number of mortals, but if it's reported, they might not care, or someone might take the opportunity to kill and steal treasure. Killing a large number of mortals is similar, only the risk is greater."
A different kind of cultivation story, recommendations welcome.
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