Cultivating into a Great Golden Immortal Starting with the Zhuxian Sword Formation
从诛仙剑阵开始修成大罗金仙
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- Xianxia
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- Classical Xianxia
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The protagonist majors in wood-type Taoism, but wants to condense the water-type Xuanshuang Yinsha, which feels like a bad match. The protagonist is currently majoring in the wood system, as well as the fire system and water system, and may take the path of all five elements.
After reading several hundred chapters, the protagonist seems more like a bandit than a cultivator. When he encounters something good, regardless of whether it has an owner or is useful to him, his first thought is to take it all. If no one is watching, he would absorb all the internal energy and evil energy in the sect.
Author, here's some advice for you, please don't take it personally.
Your writing is getting increasingly bland, filled with trivial matters and lacking focus. Isn't the primary goal of a cultivation novel to achieve the primordial spirit? All you do is fight and chatter, you're really wasting that Immortal-Slaying Sword! Cultivation emphasizes character and enlightenment, and there's no grand framework for supernatural powers.
Can't you just write a book properly? Finish it normally and properly? If I had a bad ending, I'd end it immediately. With my last book, I'd cut it short, but with this one, don't even think about making a penny from me after 500 chapters.
The main idea is to make your wishes come true, just brute force your way through, it's an awesome magic weapon, practically handed to you by hand.
After reading ten chapters, I suddenly felt like I'd discovered a pretty good book. I've gotten tired of reading those so-called "master" books over the past two years; the quality of my reading material has been declining, but at least there's still fresh blood in them. This book offers a unique experience for readers familiar with *Xianhu*.
Wasn't there a dragon-shaped sword aura among the original three great sword techniques? Shouldn't that also be at the Nascent Soul level? Have you forgotten?
Either engaged in a magical battle or on its way to one, the honey badger.
Why have the Immortal-Slaying Sword if you don't focus on cultivating Earth, Fire, Wind, and Water? This is also a good path, from the Four Nothingnesses to the Four Possessions and back to the Four Nothingnesses. What's the point of having a beginning and an end if you need wood?
What use is the Immortal Execution Sword to the protagonist?