The Immortal Ascension Exam: From Nobody to Immortal Official Through Relentless Effort
大考登仙，从草芥肝成仙官
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- 3.4M Words
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- Xianxia
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- Cultivation Civilization
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I've finished reading it. It's a great book, and in my opinion, the number one new Xianxia (fantasy/martial arts) novel.
The story gets a bit padded towards the end, losing focus and relying too heavily on predictable tropes and sentimentalism. It becomes repetitive and tiresome. The plot moves at a snail's pace; at this rate, it'll probably be two million words for the second-tier academy and three million for the third-tier academy. A story about just one academy is too long.
To be honest, it's well-written, but the main problem is that it's too padded. I can skip three chapters without affecting the plot at all, and it stays on the original theme.
It feels like it's written in the style of an eagle—it's certainly plentiful and satisfying, but the plot is a bit weak. There's a bit too much sentimentality, but overall it's above average; if it holds up, it could reach the level of a top-tier author.
Mercury reincarnation
Why don't you go and fight desertification? The desert desperately needs a water conservancy expert like you; it would be a waste of your talent not to go! Make more contributions.
I followed the entire series from beginning to end without missing a single chapter, but I have so many questions. The details are poorly handled, and the narrative is almost entirely disconnected. The early chapters, about practicing magic and cultivating land, and the progression from level one to level two and from level two to level three, are all fantastical.
This book is platinum quality, that's for sure.
It's highly likely written by an established author under a different pseudonym. It's a high-quality new-style fantasy novel focusing on farming and enlightenment, at least for the first hundred-odd chapters. Most novice or new authors couldn't write something like this. Eastern fantasy enlightenment novels generally have a high entry barrier.
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Over 600,000 words, on the new book chart?! I thought I misread it! 50,000 Words a day, awesome! 👍👍👍
What on earth is this? It's a jumbled mess, completely incoherent. Didn't you even proofread it before publishing it? Where's the basic logic?
Shennong Post
Large volume and lots of water; those who can tolerate a lot of water can watch. It's somewhat reminiscent of Shennong Daojun.
Reading novels for over ten years
This is the first novel I've ever read that's both awkward and sloppy. It's just too much of a pretentious, artsy novel.