
Immortality Begins with Chopping Wood
长生从劈柴开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 5mo ago
- English
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Synopsis
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316Chapters
18.9kRecommendations
28.7kFans
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The comments section is full of complaints, but I actually think the author did the right thing. Many of those old-school, top-tier authors have failed to keep up with the new online novel landscape and have flopped. Why are they still clinging to their old-school status? This author is great; they know how to adapt to the market and make changes. I think that's actually a good thing.
I didn't see many negative comments; they were probably all deleted by the author.
Are even seasoned authors starting to write this kind of novel?
That's too weak.
Killing a mere scumbag and all that buildup, that's really enough.
The book club has been completely deleted, right? Classic Platinum (covering mouth)
The author reiterates the high gold content of ancient white gold.
Is this platinum?
Is this account being sold? The writing isn't even as good as some lesser-known authors, and the main character's personality isn't very likable either.
After reading 30 chapters and glancing at the table of contents, I jumped to the first few chapters before the book's release and can only say I couldn't get used to it—Qi Refining cultivators slashing Nascent Soul cultivators. All I can say is, the author is amazing.
Does the protagonist not have to go through a breakup, be cuckolding, family ruin, short life, or various cancers to be a protagonist? I can't understand the author's intention.
The underlings are not afraid of death, but they are afraid of being blamed by their superiors. They don't reveal any information, and they are all afraid of being caught, having their whole family executed, or having their souls searched. They are not afraid of this and their faith is so firm. And it's not just one person, it's every single one of them. Are you sure you're writing about villains?