Cultivating Longevity in Seclusion at the Talisman Academy
隐于符院修长生
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 13h ago
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557Chapters
128Monthly votes
12.9kRecommendations
80.2kFans
14 ch/weekPace
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Why does a cultivation novel use so much plot involving relationships between men and women? It's making it seem like a romance novel for women.
Why post in a male-oriented genre when you can post in a female-oriented genre?
It was so frustrating to watch.
The two women sleeping in front of me inexplicably have two enemies who, because they like them, seek revenge by killing the protagonist's entire family. Why does the protagonist, who doesn't care about these women, choose to be with them, only to have them target and kill his parents? After reading over 100 chapters of revenge, I was truly annoyed and regretted reading it.
Too slow and too bland
Too much irrelevant plot content was written. Some male and female characters with trash spiritual roots don't even need to be written, including their dialogue. Overall, it's very weak, the plot is weak, and after dozens of chapters, it just tells the story of slowly improving proficiency and cultivation.
The rest is all about family matters and gossip. Have you become obsessed with the courtyard house? Cao Yang failed his first Foundation Establishment attempt, Cao Yang failed his second Foundation Establishment attempt, Cao Yang this, Cao Yang that, what do you care if Cao Yang can establish a Foundation Establishment or not? What does that have to do with the protagonist?
It started out well, but I couldn't stand it anymore.
Mrs. Zhuang, an old widow with a son who is several dozen years old, has taken it in. What else do you want to see? She is poisoning me to death.
It should be renamed "The World of Romance and Cultivation." He has an immortality cheat code and a skill proficiency panel, and he's constantly having ambiguous relationships with several women—that's defying the heavens!
I've read the latest chapter, and it's well-written. The female characters are all played out, unlike some books where the protagonist is a eunuch despite having so many female characters. The plot is good, with plenty of exciting moments, no dragging, no overpowered elements, and no exaggeration. It's much better than those top-ranked books. I'd give it an 8 or 9 out of 10. I've already voted with my monthly and recommendation tickets. Update soon!
This book should be renamed "My Romantic Adventures in an Electronics Factory in the 1960s: From Ordinary Worker to Senior Technical Executive".
Can you tell me why all these scenarios require the protagonist to be defeated at the start, and the childhood friend to be awesome? Is this a template? It won't be written otherwise, right?