The Transmigrating Immortal
会穿越的神仙
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 246k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 9mo ago
- English
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Having read many novels set in the late Qing Dynasty and early Republic of China, I've always wanted to complain that although the protagonists achieve so-called unprecedented cultivation levels and can ascend to heaven in broad daylight to change maps, their vision is still so petty.
The main storyline was clearly about traveling to another world to find the path to immortality. Instead, they insisted on bringing him back to reality to cultivate his spiritual power, only to find it lacked spiritual energy, leading him to rely on other worlds for it. The pursuit of the Dao was reduced to simply searching for spiritual energy.
Can you write a book? We haven't seen the protagonist poop yet. Does the protagonist not poop?
How many aliases does a eunuch have? I've seen several named "eunuch," and the key point is they all write books under the name "eunuch." Are they all his alternate accounts?
I really can't imagine a Taoist priest with a braid.
Even Qing dynasty dogs can't be written about anymore, do we have to find a golden statue to cover them up?
Although he always falters in the later stages, he is undeniably a god of war in the early stages.
Hilarious! They even deleted posts before to stop people from calling someone a eunuch.
Now they can't be found. 🤭
Don't panic, everyone. This is just basic practice for authors. This type of story is quite popular, so they write this kind of story. Even if they abandon the story and start a new one of this type, people will still read it. What can be done?
This online novel, disguised as a classical cultivation story, initially claims to be a classical immortal cultivation novel, not the kind of immortal cultivation found in online novels. However, it then introduces a setting where spiritual energy has disappeared.