Two Worlds: Cultivating Starting from Shushan
两界：从蜀山开始修炼
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- Completed
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- 1.3M Words
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- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
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Thank you, Shennong! It would be great if Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform) allowed users to blacklist authors.
If you're writing for female readers, go write for those channels. Why are you messing with us in the Running Man channel?
Your subordinate runs an errand, and you expect to be rewarded with resources that would take someone 60 years to acquire? Is this really what a female-oriented author is like? Haven't you adapted your thinking to male-oriented content yet? What kind of rubbish is this? And the earlier part about selling powerful cultivation techniques for free, and mentioning highly toxic ones...
I was wondering why something was off, and why there was so much poison. Then I realized it was about selling oneself, which is a typical trope in female-oriented online novels.
The world of Shushan places great emphasis on karma. It believes that anything taken from others must be repaid sooner or later, and this repayment is done through one's own merit. No matter how high one's cultivation level, one must ultimately settle all karmic debts. The Shushan world is characterized by prioritizing lineage over aptitude, focusing solely on destiny and karma.
LOL, if a female-oriented website wants to come to a male-oriented website, at least clean up the tropes before doing so.
The treasures of Mount Shu are reserved for those they choose. The Emei Sect helps those ascended masters resolve the troubles they left behind, and those masters leave their treasures to Emei. If you casually take those treasures, you're creating karma with those immortals; how will you repay that debt?
The author is quite good; the first few chapters clearly establish that this is a story about the protagonist suffering. Not bad, not a waste of time!
The disciples of Emei are all preordained; whether you're telling the truth or not, the immortals can tell at a glance. Also, the plot twists are too abrupt.
Poisoning
If you can survive ten chapters, you're a genius. I'm dying from the poison. The author is definitely not 30 years old; he probably didn't finish high school or university. Lacking logic and realism, the story connections are forced and contrived.