A Pharmacist’s Disciple’s Notes on Cultivation
药师门徒修仙笔记
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- Ongoing
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- 2.3M Words
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- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
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- 1d ago
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- Medicine Master Disciple’s Cultivation NotesEnglish name
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Overview of the Iron Proving Path
It seems to be based on the Honkai Impact 3rd background, with the Three Holy Heavens and Three Emperors, a good setting. I don't know what the author's positioning of "proving the Dao" is. I'll try to write something based on the Honkai Impact 3rd background and see how it goes. Also, I welcome more people to join the Honkai Impact 3rd fandom. 🙂
This introduction is quite appealing to Cloud Riders.
No wonder it felt so out of place; the beginning of the beginner village was like a cultivation novel, but then it turned into a light novel puzzle story.
The world-building is too vast, which makes the development very slow.
Because the world-building is vast, but cannot be directly introduced (direct introduction is a technique used by the worst writers), the author can only indirectly convey the world-building to the audience through numerous daily scenes. The slow plot development leaves readers constantly building up emotions without any release.
Just like the previous book, the main plot disappeared when the side stories got too exciting.
The Pharmacist's Apprentice's Training Manual (X) The Interspecies Girl's Training Manual (✓)
Why does this introduction feel so reminiscent of Necromancer?
There are abundant scum! Where are the Cloud Cavalry, the Cloud Cavalry Army?!
666, Medicine King's Compassion
A true account of the rise of a bountiful monster, a steady healer developing stealthily in an ancient kingdom, with a female protagonist/pet who seems to be a wing-creator. Invincible, kid! What else can I say? Here's the ticket! It uses the Iron Collapse system, but it's unrelated to the main plot. Currently, it's an alternative cultivation story. The writing is top-notch and worth reading.
I once actually considered creating a fantasy-themed planetary world on StarIron. The plane (starting from the size of a nebula) is approached from the perspective of cultivating immortality, focusing on star iron. There are cultivators on this planet. Their cultivation aims nothing more than to achieve immortality; the pinnacle of cultivation is becoming an immortal.