A Mortal Heart Seeks the Dao
凡心问道
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 4mo ago
- English
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Decisive Heroes, Eastern Fantasy, Cultivation, and Martial Arts: No Goody-Two-Shoes
Works I've read and still remember vividly after twenty years as a veteran reader. I have a personal preference for eastern fantasy, xianxia, and wuxia, and I like transmigration and rebirth stories. Transmigration makes it easy to put yourself in the protagonist's shoes, while reborn protagonists are usually mature, level-headed, and good at planning ahead. At the very least, they can keep their composure in a crisis. Most don't have to start from zero and slowly grow into their personalities.
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"Two generations, six hundred years of experience?" In other words, it's just a loser bragging about having 600 years of unsuccessful experience.
This book is currently very well written. There aren't many books on Qidian that are worth reading. I gave up before I saw the paid chapters. I've been reading for many years and I have high standards. So far, no cultivation novel has surpassed the Human Realm version of A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality. The Immortal Realm version is just average!
After saving someone, you still have to do chores and don't even get to provide them with medicine? Did the protagonist wipe out this ungrateful martial arts school?
I've read the first few chapters
I have only one question: with 600 years of cultivation experience in your previous life, you still couldn't create a single innate cultivation technique? What's the point of cultivating immortality then?
A Taoist chanter came from here.
I love stories with the "ordinary people as protagonists" narrative, where characters develop and progress step by step. I don't mind the slow pace, I just hate stories that fall apart. Too many novels develop too quickly and then collapse later. It's like eating sugarcane at the beginning and then eating shit at the end—it's incredibly uncomfortable. Authors, please control the plot!
It doesn't resemble the "mortal cultivation" genre at all; it's more like a martial arts genre, full of ridiculous and absurd things.
Where did all these vast and mysterious immortal techniques come from in six hundred years?
The author's writing skills and storytelling abilities are wasted on writing overused, mundane stories. Without innovation, even with strong fundamental skills, it's difficult to achieve success.
Good writing should be supported.
I've given you both of my monthly passes from the beginning of the month! Supporting the author! I'm also following Lao Yue's "Mountain and Sea Lantern," but Lao Yue gets a lot of votes, while this is a new book, but the author writes very well! It's not bland writing, and it's not verbose! I hope the author continues to write well! 😁😁😁
This cultivation novel has decent writing, concise language, and a fairly standard cultivation level system. The fight scenes are well-done in terms of sound and visuals, and the protagonist's inner thoughts are portrayed reasonably well. However, its shortcomings include: inadequate descriptions of the power of cultivation techniques at each level; inappropriate behavior and speech for the…