
My Uneventful Cultivation Journey Shouldn’t End Here
我这平淡的修仙之路不该就此断绝
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 800k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- English
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Having read three of the author's books—one about a female-oriented character who's just a cannon fodder, another about a bunch of demonic cultivators, and now this one—I have some thoughts. First, there's the female-oriented novel. The early parts were quite enjoyable, with simple, understated writing about cultivation, where the protagonist effortlessly surpasses everyone.
What is the meaning of this chapter?
It's clearly a wish-fulfillment story, so why do those who seek revenge always have to pay the ultimate price, and even then, they're not guaranteed to win? Meanwhile, those petty, despicable characters can jump around freely? (The "sugar daddy" characters, to put it bluntly, are just pawns the author uses to sacrifice themselves, with the protagonist saving the day.)
Why is the beginning of this story not as good as the beginning of a female-oriented cultivation novel? Have I been reading too many female-oriented novels?
Every installment focuses on suppressing the immortal clans, but none of them are truly effective. They're just riding on the coattails of previous games, and the previous Immortal King they're piggybacking on looks like a clown. If all else fails, why not introduce some gangster or barbaric cultivation elements? The cultivation levels and combat are clearly imbued with an immortal aura, yet they're always stuck in their comfort zone, and the updates are slow.
I've read six chapters, and so far this book feels rather small-minded.
If you have an enlightenment pill and don't take it, what are you pretending for? 😅
There's a question. In cultivation, shouldn't one's talent be optimized as their cultivation level increases? For example, let's say one person's initial swordsmanship talent is 10, and another person's is 5. Let's assume they both reach the same cultivation level. If your talent is 10, you might reach 100. My talent is 5, and I might not reach 100, but I'd be around 60, 70, or even 80.
The author's writing style hasn't improved much after all this time. The shadow of cannon fodder is too strong.
This protagonist only knows how to passively take hits? Those sects are always ganging up to kill him, why don't you just wipe them out? You're such a saint!
Why does this author keep using the "two-in-one" title for chapters? It's self-deception. Does using "two-in-one" mean two chapters are combined? The word count doesn't even reach the standard for two chapters. It's just laziness, turning two chapters into one.