Cultivation World: Starting by Inheriting Game Assets
修仙世界，从继承游戏资产开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 789k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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238Chapters
6.6kRecommendations
50.6kFans
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The plot is okay, but there are just too many women; having so many female characters is a bit annoying.
I found this book at the very bottom of the new book list, and it really suits my taste. I have a feeling that as long as this book can hold out until it's officially released, it should be a top-rated book. It's really not easy to find a book that I can follow after being stuck with a bunch of trash!
Less female description
Perhaps the author should clarify their self-positioning: are they capable of writing about romantic relationships between men and women? In my opinion, there are four types of male-oriented writers who write about romantic relationships: those who can immerse readers in the emotions between men and women; those who are purely sensual and lack emotional depth; those who avoid writing about emotions altogether and have little presence; and those who are often verbose but fail to express any real feelings or demonstrate any real emotional depth. The fourth type is quite pathetic. If you can't write the first or second type, you might as well try the third.
Well, the plot is imaginative, but the written expression is a bit cumbersome 🥱. I'd say it's a decent read.
The beginning was good, the idea was pretty good, but there were just too many women. Dude, is this some kind of cultivation novel? It's a fierce competition where you either advance or die. You could take inspiration from your predecessors, like the one written by the Great Sun Saint Child, who had a sense of urgency. 😥
Summon Shennong 😎
Cluster of heavy artillery bombards cultivators; I have a cultivation world.
It's alright, but there's a bit too much internal monologue; it would be better if there were less.
The early chapters were quite good, and I think it has potential, especially for a seasoned reader. I'll cast 7 monthly votes for now and see what happens next.
So, does that mean accepting all the female leads? Personally, I prefer a single female lead, but if multiple women have ambiguous relationships with the protagonist, I'd support accepting them all.