My Cousin Cultivates Immortality, Destined to Become a Sage
堂哥修仙，命格成圣
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 7mo ago
- English
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It's better to be a native than a time traveler.
The protagonist's family has a tradition of farming, yet he insists on going to refine pills. Since your cheat is to take things a step further, your family's resources are more than enough, enough for experimentation and trial and error. Wouldn't that lead to faster progress?
Well, while the author's intention is clear—to create a conflict between the protagonist's peaceful alchemy practice and his family's desire for his return—the writing feels a bit stiff. The family's concern for the protagonist is met with the protagonist's disapproval; the protagonist's peaceful pursuit of his art is met with his cousin's opinion that he's neglecting his studies (if he's…
Is the Bai family collectively losing their intelligence in preparation for the protagonist to annex the Bai family?
The Bai family had acted quite cleverly and handled interpersonal relationships well. While they weren't exceptionally kind to the protagonist, they were still competent partners and provided adequate benefits. Both sides got what they needed, which objectively accelerated the protagonist's growth.
The book title is really abstract.
My cousin is a cultivator, and when he saw this book title, he was completely baffled.
The author simply doesn't understand the value of this woman.
Bai Susu's value is more than enough to marry the son of the seventh peak master of a fake alchemy sect. At the very least, she could marry an inner disciple of the sect as his principal wife. And then, author, you tell us that she was first Bai Mu Ning's maid, and then, as one of the conditions, she was given to a pill refiner who could only refine high-quality Yellow Dragon Pills (only usable…
With my limited imagination, I'll fill in the blanks for some fellow cultivators.
Firstly, this book seems to suggest that everything can achieve enlightenment, emphasizing destiny. It's a fantasy novel combining classic Xianxia (fantasy martial arts), mythological cultivation, Eastern fantasy, and adventure. The Qi Refining stage is divided into nine levels, with the Great Perfection of Qi Refining referring to reaching 100% of the ninth level.
The title refers to the incident involving my cousin that went viral a while ago.
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While writing... I forgot about the cheat.
There's a book on my bookshelf where the protagonist's cheat ability is an equipment system. It's been over 200 chapters, but the author seems to have forgotten about it, not mentioning it at all in the last 200,000 to 300,000 words! 🤫 There's another book where the protagonist's cheat ability is to use spirit stones to absorb other people's skill proficiency for their own use. It's been over a million words, but it was also abandoned. Why did they use so many cheat abilities?
The family section is really flawed; from the very beginning, his grandfather is portrayed as incredibly stupid, and the whole family seems brainless.
I'm starting to understand why the ordinary alchemy method in this novel only yields one pill per batch. It's to suppress the protagonist's overpowered abilities. After reaching perfection, he starts gaining attributes. If he could get several pills per batch, the high-quality pills would be produced faster, and he could level up his attributes by taking medicine at lightning speed. He wouldn't need any external aids, and he'd have nothing else to do.