
From Canal Boatman to Human Immortal
从漕工开始成就人仙
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 20h ago
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417Chapters
103Monthly votes
8kRecommendations
122.1kFans
6 ch/weekPace
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None of the authors of these books actively sought to steal them; they're all law-abiding citizens, good people!
After reading one chapter, I almost couldn't hold back anymore. Good heavens, a single bag of rice weighs hundreds of pounds, and the protagonist carried 30 bags in one day, only to end up eating half a pound of meat and two bowls of brown rice. That's truly amazing!
These books are all the same; from the very bottom to invincibility, the world is still that cannibalistic world. Every time traveler has wasted their time studying Mao Zedong's Selected Works and the core socialist values.
The worldview in this book is a bit strange. Gangs can run rampant and kill people at will, with the government doing nothing, but they need a travel permit from the government to travel long distances, and they act very powerfully.
I don't understand. They keep emphasizing how terrible the world is, but I don't see how the protagonist is any better. Judging from the first twenty chapters, the protagonist doesn't seem to have any intention of saving the world. He's only been in the world for two months and he's already so cold and ruthless. 🤭If the author wrote a protagonist like Fang Yuan, then I can only say that the suffering the protagonist endured in the beginning was deserved.
There is no need to read the book "Physical Sainthood Begins with Tai Chi Cultivation" written by the "little leader" next door. Ever since I saw Qiao Qiao's blood rising to level nine, Shen Zang immediately. It is completely confusing. As long as it is related to the protagonist, it will be upgraded inexplicably.
The protagonist is pretentious, and everyone else in the story seems like a complete idiot. The author probably lacks experience.
Some writers do cover this kind of topic. They have one obvious flaw: they're inflexible and have no idea how to develop cheats or hacks. They just follow the crowd.
This is amazing! Now it's all about manifest strength, hidden strength, and neutralizing strength.
I thought it would be similar to the introduction.
I checked it out and realized it was a sham; it was just a proficiency panel, and one that even overpowered the main character. It was bland and uninteresting, with no unique features. If it were as described in the synopsis, promising to grind until you're a god, I think it would be worth a look.