ENLying Low in Two Worlds to Attain Fruition
苟在两界证果位
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 637k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 4mo ago
- English
- 118 chapters
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The Love of Reading Above All
Do you remember staying up late with a book back in middle school? Some good books still leave us with a lot to savor, even many years later. Readers are welcome to recommend books. Please include the title and a short recommendation. Thanks for following and saving this list.
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Genres I recommend: xianxia, fantasy, faux science fiction, and original-instance infinite-flow stories.
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Books I Read
Nothing special, just feel-good power fantasies. I don’t read brainless stuff.
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I have the ability.
The writing, the setting, the pacing—you came prepared; I was caught completely off guard. It was over in just a few seconds, they were really greedy this time.
Absorbing the plagiarist's luck 🤓
Keep it up! Teach that plagiarist a lesson he won't forget! After all, he made enough money plagiarizing last year and wants to retire. Let him know that new talents emerge in every generation, each shining brightly for centuries!
237 Posts, 236 likes
So you're going to hire a lot of online trolls, huh? This protagonist is so pathetic to watch!
Chapter 130 feels a bit off. It's not exactly a show-off/face-slapping story. It's not exactly a comedy. It's not exactly a steady story. It's barely passable. It's not quite a "pretending to be a tiger to eat a pig" story. It's not a dark, cunning story like those in the "mortal" genre either. What's the point of showing off in front of a Blue Pharmacist?
The initial setup is similar to that of the plagiarist's new book.
It's very well written. Those in the comments section who say it's plagiarism, please save your breath. The plot is completely different. If this counts as plagiarism, then there would only be three martial arts novels left in the fantasy genre!
Wen Chao is often ill; you should encourage him. 😁
I suggest you change your name to "Plagiarist," it'll definitely boost your popularity.
No, no, this writing style, this plot 🧐, which possessed old monster are you? 😠 Or an extraterrestrial demon coming to this site to prove your Dao? 🤯 You can't possibly be a LV1 newbie, could it be? Could it be? You are the second Nascent Soul cultivator who plagiarized the text 😱
Subscribed to all. Let's follow the path of plagiarism and make plagiarism impossible. That's how plagiarism started. Take Yi Ding, the plagiarist who rose to fame through sheer popularity. Back in the day, he updated ten times a day, invincible! Now that it's the holidays, I'll update more. Newcomers have no reputation; how can they rise to the top without working hard? Brothers who support this, please give it a thumbs up!