
Logs of a Heretic Cultivator and an Adventurer
邪修与冒险者日志
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- Ongoing
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- 535k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Sword & Sorcery
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- 8mo ago
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This isn't considered heretical cultivation; at most, it's a deviant practice.
The strictest father of Shennong in online novels has arrived.
It's the same as the AI. To put it bluntly, author, have you even read it once yourself? The design is flawed; the Human Emperor Tower is bugged and its ability is to absorb the souls of living beings within 15 minutes of death and convert them into its own power. 1. Okay, the protagonist has been lying in town for a month without going to the market or slaughterhouse, not even to the kitchen.
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Investigation Report: "Number"-453 Subject of investigation: Fang Jingxuan, the male protagonist of "The Diary of a Heretic Cultivator and an Adventurer". Survey Results: [Physical Transmigration] Criteria for judgment: Abnormal traits: Transmigration Investigators, as the name suggests, are professionals who investigate and record the transmigration situations of transmigrators.
It looks alright, not too old-fashioned. Eastern magic against goblins, I think it'll work.
In a Western fantasy world, you can't just randomly collect souls; you might accidentally summon a god from the heavens.
This book is basically a cultivation novel wrapped in a Western fantasy veneer. But it's a fake veneer; aside from the Western names, everything else—from the word choice to the characters' ideologies—is based on Eastern cultivation. Those who can accept that can take a look.
You should change the title; the writing completely contradicts it. It's not that your writing is bad, but what you've written has absolutely nothing to do with evil cultivation. You're a heretical cultivator, but evil cultivators are never afraid of trouble. If they lack resources, they infiltrate other forces; as long as they become stronger, that's all that matters.
I only read the free chapters and didn't read the rest. The author of this thing probably has some misunderstanding about unorthodox methods. For example, the protagonist was given three spells at the beginning: Paper Manipulation, Qi Observation, and Five Organs Supplementation. These weren't specifically for combat.
It's not very good. First, it's not about evil cultivation, and second, the plot is a bit rough.
How did this book get onto the bestseller list?