I’ve Never Been Happy About Becoming an Immortal
从没觉得成仙开心过
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 882k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 1y ago
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Sailing Through a Sea of Books
I’ve often gotten so caught up in books and TV shows that I forgot to eat. This list is a tribute to all those days spent following stories.
🖌️ Around 8–9 Out of 10, Interesting Reads I’ve Recently Picked Out
📚 I've reread my old favorites over and over. Lately, I've been looking for new books and have read well over a hundred. Some were pretty good, around 80 to 90 points. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ to about four stars, based on the chapters I've read so far. What happens after that is up to the author. 🔥 Books I feel could stay popular for a while. Yeah, the ones with really high scores: entertaining stories that seem likely to keep going strong. There are all kinds of genres here, so I'm sharing them with everyone.
If You Don't Like It, Don't Follow
A collection of wish-fulfillment novels from Qidian. Tropes are fine, but the story can’t be nothing but tropes.
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This title brought tears to the eyes of a blue-haired, twin-tailed high school girl whose father lost 16.8 Billion yuan in a failed investment and became a useless person, drinking and wandering all day. Forced to drop out of school and work to support her father and herself, she was moved to tears.
I've read a few chapters. The premise is dual transmigration, but the protagonist doesn't have a fixed body; instead, he changes bodies each time. If that bothers you, you might want to skip this.
The opening is full of clichéd plot points, featuring a beautiful senior sister who admires the protagonist's master; a beautiful immortal rival who is mutually appreciative; I didn't expect you to have such a powerful faction, which was already small in number and entirely composed of women. I couldn't hold back any longer.
Avoid this author; they clearly don't care about their long-time fans' traffic, and they're just abandoning the project like that.
They cut it, so what? Why bother telling readers to cut their losses? 🤮
It's very well written, both the writing style and the plot are excellent, but there's a major flaw: the author has ridiculously suppressed the power levels. It's already chapter 70, and the protagonist hasn't even entered the realm of cultivation yet. He hasn't improved his basic stats at all, just constantly fighting those grandmasters.
The first few chapters almost poisoned me to death.
Especially the first chapter, practically not a single sentence is original. Author, if you're going to borrow from something, couldn't you at least choose something less mainstream? It's so hard to keep it to yourself.
More than 70 images, not only did they not mention entry into the country, but they also didn't explain how to cultivate the skills. It's been a constant cycle of weakening for the sake of weakening, just for the sake of showing off.
Beware of the author; he's a habitual abrogator. His book was just released on another site, even featured, and then he abruptly abandoned it.
Brothers, beware! This pen is a repeat offender; the one next door was canceled as soon as it was released.