Grinding Proficiency in a Cultivation Game
我在修仙游戏里肝熟练度
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 774k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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185Chapters
5.8kRecommendations
6.6kFans
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I've only read the latest chapter so far. You really need to fill in that plot hole about changing your spiritual root. A second-tier spiritual fruit can improve your spiritual root, and that's in a small place, and you're a genius from a large clan. Are all the others dead? Weren't they protecting you? Is it really worth going through all that trouble to change your spiritual root?
Okay, hopefully this will be another masterpiece after "The God of Fishing".
Actually, your assumption that "any skill can be learned instantly" is problematic. The book doesn't support the need for excessive posturing throughout. The first few dozen or even a few hundred chapters, however well-written, seem to make the protagonist feel very real.
This author can't stand even a little bit of it; if they feel that not many people are reading it, they immediately start a new book.
I read the author's "God of Fishing" a few years ago and have never forgotten it. I still remember the excitement, the fear of facing the unknown, and the friendship between teammates.
I don't know why, but I don't feel the same way I did when I watched "The God of Fishing" anymore.
Just one sentence: as long as you keep writing, you'll get more monthly votes and recommendation votes.
Why didn't you mention the new book in a separate chapter while you were fishing? @Reader
It's getting boring 🥱. It's the same old stuff over and over again: resources and spiritual roots. And the leveling up is so slow and tedious. You kill thousands of Tier 1 cultivators and only level up once. You're not even as good as a demonic cultivator. Are you really treating this like a game? Killing just refreshes the experience bar. Games don't have such a huge experience bar.
It's already quite an achievement to write about fishing, and it's impressive that you've managed to stick with that kind of writing style. Although we're both serial authors and not in the same field, I can understand the difficulties involved. The world is vast, but we'll meet again someday.