The Uncanny Path of Cultivation: Starting with a Bizarre Farming Game
诡道修仙：从怪诞种田游戏开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 650k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 11mo ago
- English
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Poor writing
The subject matter is cobbled together from a life story, and the protagonist is physically weak and mentally challenged. He writes badly and then blames it on readers not knowing how to read? How many alternate accounts does he have to support himself? LOL.
Go work in a factory
Stop writing, your level is worse than AI.
When people encounter danger, their first thought is to run away.
The cultivation world depicted later in the book was indeed lackluster. It didn't explain the events, and the protagonist just foolishly worked for others. My recommendation of immortal herbs attracted criticism, which was definitely a problem. The post has been deleted.
The real world is uninteresting, and the cultivation system is vague and illogical. I don't recommend watching it.
The writing is good, but the main world's logic is truly illogical, making it difficult to read. The protagonist's parents worked for powerful factions before their deaths, and now that the protagonist is all grown up, how can he have such a lack of understanding of the world and cultivation? Even the orthodox cultivation academies are all about exploitation.
The author, in order to create a long novel, essentially "cultivates" the protagonist; similarly, the author wants to "cultivate" the readers. (This is a metaphor for both "cultivating books" and "cultivating pigs" in Chinese.)
"Immortal Herb? You think you can fool the author like this? The world you write is bizarre and illogical. Completely incomprehensible..."
The most bizarre thing is: on one hand, they claim the dynasty has strict internal control, but on the other hand, there's a rampant black market where anyone, human or monster, can run rampant? Anyone with even a shred of common sense or logic wouldn't write something like that.
It's really strange. As you can see from my profile, I'm a loyal reader, clearly a level one author. Logically, even if the first book is poorly written, considering the author's level, everyone would subconsciously control themselves and not criticize it so harshly... This book is clearly off.
The writing is alright, but I'm still a little unclear about what kind of world this is. I feel like I could ask that guy in the black market about the cultivation techniques and the worldview. He's been in the black market for so long, he should know a thing or two.