I Got Hooked on Cultivation, Severed My Ties to the World, and Bought Card Packs
染上修仙，我了断尘缘买卡包
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 731k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 10mo ago
- English
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Lawful Neutral, Leaning Good
I've read all of these novels, though that doesn't necessarily mean I liked how they turned out. At least I read the beginning of each one. Of course, I don't read evil or dark stories, or the kind where the protagonist kills without hesitation.
Books to Read When You're Out of Options
Mainly a collection of novels that are pretty decent and worth checking out
A Salute to Qidian’s 10% Survival Rate
Introduction: A list of books that were abandoned or ended badly, or are on their way to being abandoned or ending badly. A note first: I can only upload ten books a day, and more than 70% of books aren’t allowed to be added. Often, I’ll spend ages typing on my phone only to find that a book can’t be added to the list, and all that work goes to waste. I don’t know why. So I’ve made the descriptions formulaic. If I don’t know, can’t remember, or can’t be bothered to write something, I’ll leave it
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The very first chapter of this novel shocked me. The protagonist is an ordinary man, whose father isn't a powerful figure, yet he becomes the richest man in the capital at a young age through his own hard work! He even has a nickname: Chen Half-City! This is a feudal dynasty! Who would dare to be called "Half-City" in the capital?
In Chapter Five, the protagonist buys a woman from a brothel; in the same chapter, this woman becomes the protagonist's sister. Chapter Sixteen: A cultivator fell from the sky, discovered she had spiritual roots, and took her as his disciple. You can judge the plot yourselves, but personally, I feel it's not as good as Xiao Xun'er from fifteen years ago.
I regret not reading the comments section; those who come later can refer to it.
1. This is a short drama novel for female readers. The plot is awkwardly driven, the cause-and-effect relationships are unclear, and it's all about romance. 2. He's in the late stages of being a "literary youth"—he wants to write about the supernatural but lacks experience, he wants to tell stories but finds them dull, his writing is empty, his language is weak, and his values clash with mine.
Female-oriented novels
It feels like a female author is pretending to be a man.
It seems to have been adapted from a female-oriented novel; it loves writing detailed plots, settings, and data that aren't reasonable.
Accidentally entered a female-oriented online community
Female author writing male-oriented novels True love emerges from classic brothels The classic fox spirit is female. A classic supporting character, concerned for the world, is ready to save all living beings, but can only save his own; the fates of others are none of his concern. There's too much buuf 💀
It's readable, but the author likes to fill in the gaps.
Cheats are constantly being introduced and restrictions are being added. Enhancing the exploratory nature of cheats is fine, but it should be focused on one stage, not something else. Riding a bike and then suddenly braking is not smooth. Moreover, the limitation appears suddenly, not something the protagonist discovers through trial and error.
After reading the first chapter, I immediately felt it was a female-oriented novel…
Dragging it out, pretentious and artsy. It's reminiscent of a brain-damaged junior accusing a Nascent Soul cultivator of stealing a Foundation Establishment Pill... Starting from scratch, constantly teetering on the edge of imperial power... That's incredible! If I were the emperor, this protagonist wouldn't survive past the next day.
This book is a price reference for inflation-inflation-based Tiandi Bank.
We've discovered a major bug.
This book has a serious logical flaw. In Chapter 11, the protagonist publicly obtains a total of nine precious pearls. These nine pearls can greatly extend the lifespan of mortals. This news would inevitably leak out in public. So the question is, why hasn't the emperor asked the protagonist for the pearls after all this time? Do you think people in ancient times were all moral exemplars?