Cultivating Immortality for Longevity: Starting as a Talisman Apprentice
长生修仙：从制符学徒开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 394k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 7mo ago
- English
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184Chapters
4.1kRecommendations
8.7kFans
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The suppression of cultivation level is ridiculously absurd; it's already chapter 59 and they're still only at the first level of Qi Refining.
It only has five chapters, but Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform) said it was already "growing up" and recommended it to me. 🥵
I hope this one won't be another example of playing the saint. When I read "Those Years of Appraising Treasures in a Pawnshop," I was so overly saintly I couldn't stand it anymore.
The protagonist has a cheat code; if you have to endure hardship, which of the following talisman masters with eccentric personalities and who are constantly being bullied can't make money?
Just when things were getting pretty good, an old woman suddenly appeared, which, to be honest, is always an obstacle for the longevity story. Whether it's dying of old age or mindlessly providing resources, This is especially true for the protagonist who is a time traveler.
A cheat code determines one's worldview
If you don't have the talent for a certain industry, you won't be able to do anything well in that industry.
Can you please stop using a martial arts novel trope to describe a cultivation novel? You've written dozens of chapters and you're still only at the first level of Qi Refining. Can you even draw that many talismans? It takes months to write like this; it's so petty.
Once your cultivation level is higher, you can focus on developing a good talent. In the novel *A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality*, Han Li couldn't draw talismans properly during the Qi Refining stage, but after reaching a higher level, he mastered alchemy, artifact crafting, array formations, and puppetry. Instead of focusing on Qi Refining at level one and developing a high-level spiritual root to improve your cultivation, you're still just spouting nonsense.
A loser fantasizes in a novel, only to discover that the protagonist, who seems to have all the advantages, is actually a complete waste of space, even worse than himself!
Forced to endure hardship without suffering? How many people would enjoy reading a book written like this?