
I Cultivate Immortality in a High Martial World, but They Mistake Me for a Martial Arts Genius
我在高武修仙,被误会成人道天才
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 257k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- High-Martial World
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
110Chapters
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332Recs
18Fans
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Reader comments 6
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The protagonist is not like a time traveler at all, more like an aborigine
People are very kind to the protagonist, but they are poor and scumbag, and they are afraid that the protagonist will not become a warrior. All his training medicines were given to the protagonist. The protagonist is not so good. It's time to take the college entrance examination, and I won't even mention supporting others in getting pills.
Is this talent training camp serious? You know that there are people who use the back door, but you still assess them as a team? Does this mean that a person who is originally quite good will be eliminated if he is matched with a few rubbish teammates, but a weakling who uses the back door can pass as long as he hugs his thigh? Do you think this is right?
When will the author's book be released?
What is the path to adulthood? 😎
Chapters 65 and 75 seem to be repeated! Can the author remove it?