Keeping a Low Profile in the Cultivation World, I Temper My Body to Sainthood
苟在修仙世界肉身成圣
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- Ongoing
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- 633k Words
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- Xianxia
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- Cultivation Civilization
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Can't we just play it safe and develop our skills quietly? Why are we even engaging in price wars in the cultivation world?
Is the protagonist's physical body always 175cm tall after achieving sainthood?
Please, no greyhound achieving physical sainthood! It's just annoying. Even if they added the ability to transform (like the Heavenly Manifestation of Earth), I still wouldn't want to watch it! It feels like a greyhound achieving physical sainthood is an insult to intelligence!
I've read 39 chapters, and there aren't any other issues; the limitations of the cheat system aren't a big problem. The biggest problem now is that it's too verbose; it's practically going to go into detail about someone's ancestors for eighteen generations.
Why would you learn talisman making with the Deep Blue System? With a good system, you'll reach the Golden Core stage in a few years. What help will your current talisman-making skills offer to someone at the Golden Core stage? Don't you even know what miscellaneous skills are?
What about spiritual energy? Did you increase your spiritual energy without consuming it?
Doesn't your book involve joining a faction? You could join a secretly developing martial arts faction and then infiltrate a cultivation faction as an undercover agent, right? The more people write about joining factions, the richer the plot becomes. With such a good premise, there's no need for you to become a solitary cultivator and ascend to immortality.
Did you two plan this?
So you're going to play it safe together, huh?
I've never understood why skills that can be copied—like cultivation techniques, talisman making, alchemy, weapon crafting, and formations—are expensive. Just think about the price of books since papermaking and printing became advanced; things that can be copied can't possibly be expensive. Don't even mention sect control; the more controlled these things are, the greater the profit, and the more they sell.
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Keep writing, it won't be popular until around chapter 600.
The readership of "A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality" will only get really large around chapter 600. Keep writing, author!