A Fake Practitioner Becomes a True Immortal
假把式练出个真人仙
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- Ongoing
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- 2.3M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
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- 1d ago
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780Chapters
96Monthly votes
14.8kRecommendations
167kFans
10 ch/weekPace
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Big data is terrifying. I was diagnosed with an intracranial hemangioma not long ago, and they're already recommending this book, "The Tumor Sword Immortal," to me. 🙂
Don't go into the later parts where you subdue the female ghost, regain your sanity with a spell, and then help the ghost take revenge—that's really toxic. And don't drag in anything like the Heavenly Court or the Underworld; few authors can write that well, and it's not appealing. Just write it according to the title.
It's such a shame about this book. I really enjoyed the first hundred or so chapters, but it suddenly went downhill. Here are some points I personally found problematic later on: 1. The fact that none of the enemies were in the mortal realm was originally a huge plus, allowing the protagonist to level up freely without the power system collapsing, creating a satisfying sense of superiority and…
Based on the synopsis, I thought it was a story of absolute law, but after reading the latest update, it seems to be set in a chaotic urban world where even cults can't be directly reported. In this kind of world, there are no powerful official bodies, and the various organizations, large and small, are basically a mixed bag.
The book is good, but the author gets incredibly lewd when describing female characters! Is it really that exaggerated? Has the author never had a girlfriend?
The author's repression is so intense that even in writing a novel, he projects it onto the protagonist's sexual fantasies about women.
You've never been sick, have you? People undergoing chemotherapy, let alone seeing a woman, even if she stood naked in front of them, would hardly have any thoughts. Your storytelling is oozing with a lewd, gossip-filled vibe. 😦
He's been in a mental hospital for 18 years, and his younger sister is still in school...
I hope the author will stop describing women; they're all problematic and should be glossed over.
Unlucky
Another author who insults their ancestors. Following the demonized Nuwa of the prehistoric era, is this going to be a dark version of Fuxi?
I told the doctor I had achieved immortality, but he insisted it was kidney stones and removed them. Now I can't cultivate to become an immortal.