Unorthodox Cultivation: Immortality Through Rich Women
旁门左道，修仙靠富婆
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- 1.5M Words
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- Urban
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- Urban Life
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I have a question, are all the heroines in this article second-hand?
The 30 million was never received, and the defaulter made a graceful exit.
After reading the first chapter, I searched for the 30 million, but I didn't get it. This reminds me of an American variety show where the protagonist's wallet was stolen by the Wen brothers, but he never got it back. I don't know what the point of designing such a frustrating plot is. After reading the first chapter, I kept thinking about the 30 million.
I've read 90 chapters so far, and all I can say is, it's amazing! The author's writing is witty, the pace is just right, and the protagonist is ruthless and uninhibited—I really like it. The chapter I'm reading now is called "Sleep Paralysis," and it almost made me die laughing.
Seeing that the first few chapters depict a scenario where money earned can't be spent on oneself but must be immediately donated to an orphanage? What's the point of reading this? Isn't this just an overly virtuous, self-righteous story that's obvious from beginning to end?
Why did the female lead get involved with a married man? Did she have a particular taste for him?
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In Chapter Two, someone kicked the door, and you were so startled that you ran away. Does that qualify as unorthodox or shady dealings? You're more like a petty thug trying to extort money from the underworld.
Cut the cute kids in the book. Honestly, nobody wants to read it. You know what makes a plot engaging? Those unnecessary scenes are just nauseating. I read it from beginning to end, and that's definitely how I felt.
Everyone says the first three chapters are the golden ones, but the first two chapters are already poisonous. This is supposed to be a solitary cultivator who believes in his own unique path, yet he gets swindled out of 30 million by his employer and just lets it go so easily. What kind of solitary cultivator are you?
Even in the "I Am the Only Law" genre, they still have to include married women, right?
I've read nine chapters. What's the connection between the content and the title? The title made it seem like a lighthearted, exciting story, but it's actually quite heartwarming and positive...