Immortality Begins with Forging the Iron Shirt Technique
长生从炼制法器铁布衫开始
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- Completed
- Length
- 281k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Wasn't it in the first chapter that the protagonist helped someone practice swordsmanship? Did they master it, or did they keep it all to themselves? The writing is so disjointed and incomplete.
Don't mix things up.
Here's a suggestion: don't mix in classical novels. The last book became unreadable after it started with that Nuwa thing and all that other nonsense. 😒
Actually, the magic and Dao rune systems in your first book were very good, but for Xianxia (fantasy/cultivation) writing, a more ethereal and otherworldly style is more popular. Don't suddenly throw in a few risqué lines; if you're just skirting the line, that's one thing, but the problem is you can't write that kind of thing.
To be honest, the protagonist's father is such a waste; he squanders so much money. If I were transmigrated into the protagonist's body, I'd probably have to use Frostmourne to calm myself down. 🙂
A Foundation Establishment Pill can kill off a whole bunch of rogue cultivators. Even though rogue cultivators are generally weak, surely they shouldn't be unable to break through without a Foundation Establishment Pill? If you, a Foundation Establishment cultivator, need pills to break through to the Golden Core stage, what about the Nascent Soul stage? You'll definitely have to suppress your combat strength.
The cultivation plot is quite interesting, but the occasional attempts at humor are a bit distracting.
This book reads quite smoothly, very silky smooth. But after the demon was swallowed and the sword appeared, why can't the protagonist sense it? Is this a cliffhanger?
It's making me so anxious. The writing is good, but it hasn't been running for ages.
It's well-written, but I don't quite understand whether the protagonist is a native or a time traveler. Author, could you please clarify? Thank you.
It's pretty good, so why only 3,000 favorites? Did the smart recommendation feature run out of data after 100,000 words?