
The Elf Cultivator
精灵族的修仙者
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 1d ago
- Source
- Qidian
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After the author paid the royalties, why didn't he transfer them to the readers? Do you know if the property returns to its original owner?🙂🙂
It takes decades to improve a small realm, and it takes hundreds of years to break through a big realm. Is it the protagonist's talent (the elves' talents are logically very good!) That are not good, or is it the world's environment that is not good? (Is it difficult to convert elements into spiritual energy?) Or is it a matter of cultivating the path (there is no way forward, the protagonist needs to open up/open the way/open the way)?
So many people criticize us trainees who only saw the first few pictures.
Have you ever thought that we trainees are all new readers who have just been attracted? They also say that we are trainees who have not read for a long time. We are poisoned by various setting contradictions in the previous chapters and can still be criticized by you. Then I can only say that either you advise the author to start charging from the first chapter, or if there are no new readers, it is up to you to increase the author's royalties and make him rich and free. Come on, I believe you 😆😆😆
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This book is really well written. It progresses quickly while also taking into account the plot. The protagonist's strength is not slow to improve, and he has not forgotten to improve the heritage of the clan. The biggest highlight is the shock of the mature immortal cultivation system to the Western fantasy world and the sense of solidity of slowly farming and developing. It would be better to maintain this update speed🤓🤓🤓
SB protagonist, pretending to be a pig and actually becoming a pig
The protagonist of SB pretends to be a pig and eats pig feed, but he has become a pig. If he has talent and doesn't show it to get cultivated by the tribe, then why did you write a setting where he was born here just to be an elf? You can't go out to experience and obtain resources, so you just suppress the protagonist. You have to make a fool of yourself after 500 years of foundation building. According to you, the individual cultivators in the world of cultivating immortals are not worthy of cultivating immortals, right? They have to rely on the sect to speed up their cultivation. Then the handyman disciples who have no talent don't need to cultivate? There are a lot of flaws in the setting, it's just a mentally retarded thing. I have reached the middle stage of Qi training at the age of 60. I have talents but don't know how to use them. I look for resources from the tribe. Other settings are how many tribesmen are killed by lizard people every year. In the end, only a few people practice magic and martial arts. The fertility rate is so low and the death rate is so high. The elf's single combat power is also weak. It's not extinct yet, right? It's all loopholes. No wonder it's on the street. Have you read it yourself?
Haha, you are the only one who doesn't miss the annoying things. Alchemy, weapon refining, formation, and immortality are the most annoying things to read. Those should be women's things. Men should use numerical values to talk and engage in such fancy rubbish.
Save the flow: The protagonist wants to improve his strength → Medicinal Formation Talisman Puppet → Ask for something from the clan → Everyone looks weird and don't believe it → Compared with magic: It's still NB for cultivating immortals → The results are shown → Everyone is shocked: The protagonist's talent is really NB... Anyway, dozens of chapters are like this cycle, and there is basically no change. If you have to do it once or twice, forget it, and it will be like this every time 😒😒
The pressure in the battle was too harsh. FW Jianwan ate dozens of giant dragons and a peak legendary dragon but couldn't level up. In other novels, one giant dragon is enough to train several weapons of the same level.
This is the left brain attacking the right brain. I couldn't stand Chapter 1. I just said that the catastrophe is coming and there are only more than 700 years left to develop. I turned around and picked the most difficult technique and planned to spend 500 years practicing to build the foundation. I was confused when I saw this. Author, are you sober? You chose the most difficult one and spent 500 years cultivating to build the foundation. You might as well choose the easiest one and spend 500 years cultivating to reach the Nascent Soul. I don't believe that no matter how awesome you are at the foundation building, you can be as awesome as the Nascent Soul. It's not you who wants to suppress the combat power. This is not the biggest problem. The biggest problem is that the author always writes that the system of cultivating immortals is superior to the original system of the world, which is too ridiculous. This arrogant attitude directly turns the protagonist into a very proud character.
In the early stage, there were too many poisonous points and illogical logic. The elixir used during the Qi training period has been modified into a elixir that can regenerate severed limbs. Is the purpose to reduce the effect of the original elixir on increasing the speed of cultivation? In case someone finds out? Doesn't this logic make any sense? Author, are you sure you didn't write it with AI?