There Are No Good People in the Cultivation World
修仙界哪有什么好人
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 122k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 11mo ago
- English
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59Chapters
1.2kRecommendations
39Fans
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I'm starting to understand the protagonist's thought process. He clearly knows he's being chased outside, yet he still keeps moving closer. Couldn't he just hide in that safe place for a while and then go out?
Personally, I think it's alright. You can listen to it in one go. There aren't any melodramatic plot points like the protagonist being too handsome or encountering beautiful women at the beginning. It gets straight to the main storyline, then the protagonist escapes death, which is written quite reasonably.
If you walk by the river often enough, you're bound to get your shoes wet. If there were really that many crises, the protagonist couldn't possibly survive every single one.
Duan Peng is disgusting. He used you as a shield and deliberately caused trouble. He should be dealt with, not kept writing.
Good
Not only is the writing excellent, but the plot is also full of twists and turns; I'm hooked.
Can you please stop creating crises for the protagonist time and time again? Even the most careful person will eventually get their feet wet; can the protagonist really overcome every obstacle?
Chapter 27 is written inexplicably. The previous 26 chapters mentioned suspicion that it was a magical artifact, but in Chapter 27 it's said to be an inventory item, and a magical item inventory appears.
Original plot, captivating
With a tight pace, substantial content, and a story without unnecessary padding, this is a rare and excellent work.
Are they selling fake accounts?
It feels like they've sold off their old label; it's completely different from the first "Courtyard House" series. If you're good at writing about historical periods, write more of those; I love reading them.
Haha, it was all positive reviews before I messed up, hahaha, now all those positive reviews have turned into mockery.