
Be a Tribulation Cultivator in a Cultivation Text Game
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- Ongoing
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- 1.5M Words
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- Xianxia
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- Fantasy Cultivation
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- 3d ago
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This author is really strange.
You clearly have the writing skills and the imagination, so why challenge yourself with this unappealing style? The first few stories are excellent, definitely better than many great authors' works, but you can't make every story outstanding. The story of Stone Boy is like that—it jumps from one thing to another, suddenly inserting many unforeseen settings. What is it even about?
It's the same kind of simulation novel with demonic tribulations as before, but the main focus of this inner demon tribulation isn't the protagonist. Who wants to spend dozens of chapters watching you busy yourself rewriting life for a minor character?
Wow, so many chapters for just one inner demon tribulation quest...
I hope the author won't repeat the mistakes of the past. Try to avoid writing romantic subplots if possible, and keep the theme close to the core of wordplay. Like Sun Wu'an's previous book, the first half was quite exciting, but unfortunately it went off-topic in the end. As it progressed, there was basically no more wordplay, and the writing style became somewhat like a riddle.
The comments section says reality is terrible? Actually, it's not.
I couldn't resist reading this after reading it. It's like that kind of sci-fi novel where you dream of the future, change the past, and then change the destruction of the future. Although it's a well-worn genre, this book really surprised me. It's a slow burn, with a lot of plot buildup in the beginning, but not a single part was boring.
Followed the latest version in seven days and nine hours
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It's definitely not written by AI; AI isn't that abstract. 🙂
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