True Immortal of the Ruins
归墟真仙
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 947k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
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373Chapters
5.8kRecommendations
26kFans
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This is utterly terrible writing. After dozens of chapters of buildup, the protagonist gets brutally beaten on the back by the midwife just because he didn't cry at birth. Do you even know this is a cultivation world? Then they created the worst possible Daoist body, purely a greasy, self-satisfied attempt by artsy types.
Hello author, I've copied this book onto other platforms, and the reader feedback has been quite positive. It's very popular, and there have been many donations. I plan to buy a new car in early July, so I hope you can update more chapters so as not to affect my income or make my readers anxious.
This isn't classic fantasy, it's classic xuanhuan (a type of Chinese fantasy novel), isn't it?
Thank you, author. The time-travel plot in the first few chapters reminded me of when I read "Covering the Sky" in high school. Ye Fan and his classmates gathered at Mount Tai, and the story unfolded with ancient mythology as its starting point, depicting a group of people cultivating together. Just like Ye Tiandi's reunion with his classmates at Mount Tai at the end, looking back is still very touching and nostalgic. I hope the author continues to work hard and write good stories.
Everything was fine up to this point.
But isn't the chapter about the three-year-old coming-of-age ceremony a bit too much? A three-year-old wielding a knife to kill a pig... Forget it, I'll put my brain away for now.
The later chapters are actually quite good, but the first ten chapters... Well, I think they'll deter a lot of readers. The beginning has a kind of old-fashioned urban fantasy feel to it.
That's ridiculous! Were those opening scenes meant to show your sexual repression?
With sword energy and flying projectiles, it's still easier to hold a sword than to touch someone's flesh. It's as absurd as a missile designed to transport you there for a punch.
The first eleven chapters have been deleted; it won't affect reading experience. 🙂
Seeing the three pinned comments tells you the quality of this article; the author clearly doesn't think things through.