Cultivation: I Can See Proficiency Levels
修仙：我能看见熟练度
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- Completed
- Length
- 822k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 2mo ago
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Initial Impressions
1. The female lead is a little bitch. 2. It feels a bit like a martial arts story. 3. The protagonist is somewhat unworthy of the cheat-like abilities.
It's a very old-fashioned writing style; it either causes trouble or is on its way to causing trouble.
The writing is decent and not overly padded, but the male protagonist's behavior often clashes with his background and character setting, and his intelligence seems questionable...
After reading over thirty chapters, the male protagonist, in order to buy a spirit herb that he didn't urgently need and whose market value was only 30 spirit stones, not only revealed his whereabouts to find someone to exchange it (while evading pursuit), but also blatantly admitted his place of origin in order to negotiate a lower price, and even promised to help out once in the future whenever…
I'm getting sick of reading this. Advancing to the middle stage of Qi Refining is being treated like some kind of epic battle, and it's even split into several chapters…
Similar to Notes of Wulong Mountain, the writing is smooth and the plot is quite good. The author should promote it; it's much better than most other mortal cultivation novels.
The plot is a bit far-fetched; the protagonist is either being chased or on his way to be chased, and he manages to kill dozens or even hundreds of people who are much stronger than him.
Before getting this kind of proficiency level, everything was fine; but once I got it, it was practically useless.
Too many studios now offer AI-powered ghostwriting services, squeezing out many talented authors. Some famous writers simply come up with a title and outline and hand it over to these studios. They can just chat in groups and that's it. It's disgusting. Making money is as easy as drinking water once you're famous, yet many people still don't believe it.
The protagonist's IQ equals the author's IQ
After seeing the foundation building, I felt
Discovery begins from obtaining the cheat codes. From beginning to end, reckless Murderers who don't know how to clean up the mess A time traveler who knows nothing. Seemingly low-key, but actually all the stock has been sold out. If it weren't for his cheat ability, he would have died long ago. The entire book is filled with the spirit of martial arts and passion, which does not align with the spirit of cultivating immortality. Low in "excitement" factor, has a martial arts style