Cultivation: I Can Empower Dao Soldiers
修仙：我能点化道兵
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 783k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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365Chapters
646Recommendations
6.3kFans
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My assessment is that it's an urban novel.
The protagonist's cultivation journey is filled with warmth and tenderness, emphasizing interpersonal relationships and emotional intelligence. The author couldn't capture the feeling of the Daoist heart in classical cultivation; what struck me was more of an emphasis on human relationships and social niceties. Unfortunately, it's not the kind of cultivation novel I'm looking for.
A talisman that can greatly benefit Foundation Establishment only costs a few dozen spirit stones, while Foundation Establishment Pills in most novels seem to cost several thousand spirit stones, and many are even impossible to buy.
It's a headache. This lowly Qi Refining cultivator is constantly entangled in karma, being schemed against behind the scenes, and dealing with emotional tribulations and matters of character. It's giving me a headache.
In just ten chapters, the author tried to cram too much in, expressing too many sentiments. It felt like forcibly conveying real-life workplace frustrations within a fantasy novel, resulting in a somewhat bloated feel.
The Humble Life of Writers from the Bottom of Society Who Harbor Dreams
It's truly heartbreaking to see. I've always wanted to write web novels, but every time I think about being like you, diligently writing and updating every day, yet reaping so little reward, the pressure of life and the cruelty of reality feel like a soul-searching torture. Is writing web novels really suitable for me? Can I really earn a living...?
I thought it was a Taoist army that had been conjured up, but it turned out to be a magical artifact that had been awakened.
That's a good idea, but it would be better to put things like the Dao and cause and effect on later. Writing about these things when you're just starting out in Qi cultivation is too abstract.
Keep it up! It looks really interesting, haha.
I've read about twenty chapters; it's alright. Could you add more items to the enchantment? It's not satisfying enough.
The whole content is a bit inexplicable. The theme is a traditional Xianxia novel about cultivating one's mind. In other words, whether or not there is a cheat code is meaningless. Anyway, the masters and seniors here are omnipotent. After all, one's state of mind represents everything.