Starting as a County Magistrate, I Become a Celestial Official in the Immortal Dynasty
县令起步，我在仙朝当天官
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I only read the beginning, but there's a huge flaw right there. How could a celestial official possibly eat at the home of a mortal farmer in a small town? It seems that celestial officials, especially in the early part of the book which emphasizes their power, should at least maintain a distance from their subordinates and the mortals within their territory.
Hopefully, it won't end up being due to some dramatic reasons. As Jia commented, being sent to a county that's about to be abolished, with an ordinary background and a very low profile, it's really hard to believe that he'd get into trouble.
Everything is fine, except that in chapter 400, the character is still at the Foundation Establishment stage and chatting casually with a Nascent Soul level enemy, which feels a bit out of place.
I've read up to chapter 270 so far, and only half a year has passed in the timeline.
Shennong came
I'm still reading the free chapters and wanted to ask if the writing style has improved since then. I just read that the character had to fly away after refining a first-tier pill, which was a bit cheesy. 😰
It feels like a political novel disguised as a fantasy novel.
This book could have been a masterpiece, but the details were handled terribly, what a pity! The entire system of wealth, companionship, law, and land was a complete disaster.
This data is so confusing. The first two sentences say it's worth 50 spirit sand, then it changes to 30 spirit sand. Earlier it said a mid-grade magic weapon is worth 20 low-grade spirit stones. Then later it says a high-grade magic weapon is worth 20 low-grade spirit stones again. The data isn't even changed!
The feedback I received only improved my spellcasting and body tempering, so they suppressed my cultivation level. Speechless! What's the use of just refining pills and improving spell proficiency if it doesn't improve my cultivation level?
Writing about breakthroughs and rewards too often feels like keeping a diary; it gets a bit tedious after a while.