Eerie: I Can See Every Forbidden Thing
诡异：我能看到所有禁忌
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 434k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 9mo ago
- English
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136Chapters
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8kFans
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Your novel "The Mysterious Immortal's Path to Enlightenment" was really captivating, it's a shame it was abandoned. Keep reading this one!
I won't abandon this project!
Please stop asking if this book will be abandoned. I've set a small goal for this book: to write a million copies first.
Common problem: wanting to both overpower opponents and suppress them.
Go back and continue updating "The Cultivation of the Mysterious Immortal." If you write that book well, it will at least be a masterpiece.
Tears welled up in my eyes; the author has actually made a comeback! 🎆🎆
I've been captivated by your novel "The Strange Path of Immortals" ever since I read it. It's such a shame that it didn't become a huge hit back then; it was so brilliantly written, and I personally think it's one of the originators of the strange cultivation genre. It's a real shame it didn't ride the wave of popularity for this genre online. I had already included your work in my "must-read" list. 😭😭
The climax at the end of the volume was missed, and the protagonist's presence was too weak. To put it simply, the world-building wasn't even fully developed before setting such a high bar and such a grand setting, leaving the reader completely confused. They should think twice before doing this.
When the protagonist of this world travels through time, it's truly like an ancient demon descending upon the world, causing chaos everywhere. It's like a huge rock being smashed into a calm lake, with the rate of death increasing exponentially.
The world-building is too grand, the protagonist is currently just a nobody, and there are all sorts of plot holes, making it a bit tiring to read.
When the protagonist arrived in the county town, instead of focusing on his cultivation, he kept doing things that were inconsistent with his status. Even if there were taboos, he could have simply informed the county government; why did he have to get involved himself?
I've only read a few chapters, but the depth and the requirement to confirm whether something has been seen reminded me of Tokyo Cthulhu.
The novels "Autumn Execution and Corpse Collection" and "The Worldly Master" are so popular, but both authors abandoned their works. Author, you also happened to abandon your work. Could you be the same person?