
Cultivation Game: From the Start, Bound to a Fairy Dao Companion
修仙游戏:开局绑定仙子道侣
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 90k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Original ACG Fantasy
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
42Chapters
774Recommendations
24Fans
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I just saw that the QQ group was disbanded. What happened to the author?
New book launch, please support!
The last book had too many female protagonists; I wonder if this pure romance book will get the support of you guys.
Survive. 😡😡😡
It seems like all the women in the book are obsessed with looks; they fall in love at first sight so easily, but there's never any real romantic development.
What happened? How did it just disappear?
Seeing 12 images of someone dying from poisoning directly, I felt no empathy whatsoever.
The romantic storylines with the female leads are alright, but the author clearly has no concept of game currency versus real-world currency. They're throwing around tens of millions or even hundreds of millions of dollars at a time, and in the latest chapter, they're spending a billion dollars on a single game item! What kind of family does this? Even the richest person in the country wouldn't spend money like that!
I hope there will be some offline content; I keep feeling like the male lead will starve to death.
The main character has been changed to a cold and aloof guy, which makes him much more appealing to the audience.
It's probably not available yet, but let me make a prediction.
Personally, I think this book will perform better than the previous one, but it's unlikely to be a huge improvement. I noticed he made a very important point in the second chapter, which I believe is something a segment of readers are currently seeking. It's also likely to become a major talking point in the future.