Immortal Calamity
仙祸
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 641k Words
- Subgenre
- Eerie Mystery
- Updated
- 3d ago
- English
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Personal evaluation
I've only read the free chapters and a couple of later chapters that reveal the female lead's past, so here's my personal review. Overall: It's not a supernatural novel, it's a cultivation novel, leaning towards the "soft rice" (female protagonist supporting a male character) style. It's not a wish-fulfillment novel, more like an old-school literary work.
The free chapters look alright.
The book looks like it's from over a decade ago, with a particularly strong sense of gloom. If you like that demon stuff so much, why didn't you just make him the protagonist? And then you added an NTR element.
Reading Peacock's new book after many years
I remember commenting on the opening of Peacock's first book, "White Master," last time, but I was still in high school then, so my advice isn't very relevant. First, let me talk about the highlights of Peacock's first book in my opinion. First, the high-class image of the gods is novel and exceptionally high, unlike traditional gods who must be labeled as righteous and benevolent, and who, for…
Is the latest suspense genre showing signs of a revival? There are so many great new books!
In 2026, during the revival of Chinese civilization, the debate over the authenticity of Western history is in full swing and generating considerable buzz. The ethnic composition of those European churches containing tens of thousands of human remains a mystery; the 300-kilometer-long underground wall of bones in Paris, burying 6 million skulls, is also a mystery; the three bronze giant swords…
Dear author, is there any connection between your new book and your previous work?
Does this have anything to do with the first and second parts?
Current impressions
Years ago, I read the first novel, *The Tomb of the Mysterious God*, on Qidian.com. The subject matter was quite good, and the beginning was amazing. After reading just a few chapters, you were willing to keep reading. Later on, it became ordinary. I've thought about it carefully, and it's because of the character development of the main characters.
Everything else is fine, but the female lead's character isn't very likable. Of course, this might be subjective.
It's been so long since I've seen Peacock. I remember the last time I saw it was in the Tomb of the Mysterious Gods, so many years ago. I suddenly saw it again today...