The Qingcang Immortal Clan: Growing Luck Through Farming
青沧仙族：从种田增运开始
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- Ongoing
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- 1.1M Words
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- Cultivation
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 3d ago
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- Qidian
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Is the writing okay?
But it feels a little off-center. Everything revolves around the protagonist. The eldest and second ancestors of the family are written so powerfully. The younger brothers below also have Tianlinggen, and the Earthly Roots are relatively smart with good qualifications. The protagonist is considered a ball. How can a small foundation-building family produce so many geniuses and awesome characters? It is appropriate to write about the family as ordinary and strong.
A child was kidnapped and trafficked just to eat a candy, but the protagonist is a second-generation person. How could he take risks with only 20% of his cultivation level? It's too far-fetched.
Don't force your fairy tales to be written in a funny style, as this will give people a casual and unserious feeling.
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The protagonist needs to collect five innate sources to break through the Nascent Soul. It is also explained that using acquired sources will lock you in the early stage of the Nascent Soul, and it is best to gather all the innate sources. So I want to ask, where did these sects come from so many mid- to late-stage Nascent Souls? Not almost all of them are locked in the early stage of Nascent Soul. Each sect also has a minor divine king (peak Nascent Soul). How many innate origins did they have to break through? The protagonist of a bad place can only find one innate origin using luck, and a sect can only find three bad places. It's understandable to lower the protagonist's level, but I think this setting is a bit unreasonable. We can't allow the protagonist to go out as soon as he reaches the middle and late stages of Nascent Soul. Or is there a setting that I haven't noticed?
Why don't you contribute to the family every time you perform exercises? What is a family? ? ? It would be better to write that the protagonist is a casual cultivator! Can't the skills be exchanged for family resources?
Author, if you want to achieve very good results, you can go to the Xuanjian Immortal Clan and the Birth Demon Sect for further study. After all, brainless fat-reducing wisdom is no longer popular now.
Is the protagonist's family in trouble, and a rival family is eyeing it, waiting for the protagonist to rise?
Now that I've read Chapter 3, does "Lu Yang" and "Lu Xuanyang" switch back and forth like this? Aren't you tired when you write like this? I'm tired when I look at it… Can't we unify it?
Chapter 18, [The Seventh Elder stuck out his tongue upon hearing this] 😅 What the hell kind of description is this?