The Hidden Immortal
隐秘的长生者
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 655k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 7mo ago
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166Chapters
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No, are you a refugee? He seems like a scoundrel who has nothing better to do than eat his fill. Every refugee is starving and weak. How dare you, a refugee, attack people in the city? Didn't ancient towns have city walls? Shouldn't we have left the refugees outside? Whose refugees are now causing trouble in the city? Shouldn't those who become refugees have fled from far away?
You can drop it once you see the "released" part; the rest is terribly written.
Plot
I feel like I'm stuck in a limbo right now. As familiar people die, the bonds between mortals gradually diminish, and the development of the extraordinary world is just beginning. The last ten or so chapters have all described the struggle against the Incense God, which I personally feel is somewhat repetitive.
It's terrible. Although the writing is very smooth, the plot is truly mind-boggling.
The revenge plot is arranged and handled.
First, the timeline is dragged out too long. All the elders who experienced the well-stealing incident are dead, only the protagonist remains. As Pinecone Village has developed and the younger generation has become more prosperous, they won't care much about this old grudge.
I know where the problem is!
The following are my personal opinions. Before Chu Xun broke through to the Foundation Establishment stage, the story focuses on daily life, which is simple yet stylish, filled with themes of forbearance, revenge, warmth, and life and death. After taking revenge, the underworld was extremely respectful, and he felt great.
The eldest daughter of an official family insisted on marrying a lowly man, even at the cost of her life.
Then I felt something was off.
Where does this description of karmic fire refer to in terms of cultivation methods?
Because saving someone destined for death (a violent death) means being burned by karmic fire, and I, a cultivator, casually save an ordinary person's life and am still burned by karmic fire? Is this really cultivation? Judging it as defying fate is too arbitrary. According to this logic of destiny, when one dies is already predetermined, whether it's old age or a violent death, it's illogical.
Damn, just cut it! I even specifically looked at LV5 authors, but they don't seem reliable either. Could Qidian (the platform) please add a function to blacklist authors?