A Hundred Lifetimes in Search of Immortality: Starting by Unlocking the King Snake Destiny
百世求仙：从解锁王蛇命格开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 917k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 10mo ago
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316Chapters
290Recommendations
44Fans
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Books with more than 5 entries or special abilities 😴 generally have no plot.
I couldn't continue reading after just over ten chapters; it was too toxic. The protagonist doesn't show his abilities early on, doesn't quickly accumulate resources for his next life, and instead insists on accumulating worthless resources at the bottom. You're a reincarnated being, not immortal; why play the cowardly path?
The "golden finger" concept is acceptable, but the logical consistency needs improvement.
The "golden finger" concept is acceptable, but the logic needs improvement. For example, the protagonist kills two people in the village, and the village chief finds out within minutes. In an ancient setting, how could information spread so quickly among villagers?
This protagonist's spirit embryo kills Foundation Establishment cultivators way too easily. It's one thing that the first one he tried to possess was killed by his cheat-like abilities, but now he's taken down two more. A few talismans are all it takes to kill a Foundation Establishment cultivator; these Foundation Establishment cultivators are just too weak.
The plot is so cliché, it feels like going back 10 years.
This transition was too fast!
Having just built up a certain popularity from historical fiction, the author should have continued to expand in that area. But suddenly switching genres means that the readers accumulated will basically have to start all over again. And the readers of Qidian's historical fiction section are probably the most loyal readers.
Actually, 100 is way too many. Nine would be more like it. With 100, you wouldn't even know which one is which by the end.
The writing is good, but some parts are open to discussion. It's readable.
The pacing is poor; the first lifetime was written too much, making it a bit drawn out. Generally, this kind of "hundred lifetimes" story uses several lifetimes to build up a snowball effect, and switching between lifetimes also keeps the reader interested. You've written over 600,000 words in just two lifetimes; it probably won't even take a few lifetimes to finish, which isn't very interesting.
Keep it up! I think it's great.