
I Raise Mosquitoes with Mortal Science
我在凡人科学养蚊子
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- 828k Words
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- Xianxia
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- Fantasy Cultivation
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401Chapters
66Monthly votes
6kRecommendations
20.5kFans
13 ch/weekPace
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No, why write about pseudo-spiritual roots? Don't you know the audience doesn't like weak protagonists? Reading fanfiction is basically about having fun; as long as it doesn't involve a huge leap in cultivation level, it's fine. The protagonist basically has to be invincible within their own level to be satisfying.
A fireball spell costs 5 spirit stones? I remember Han Li didn't spend that much on cultivation techniques.
Why do people like writing about pseudo-spiritual roots and weaklings, without ever giving them powerful cheat codes? Is it really interesting to transmigrate like that, timid and timid, like a nagging old woman? Why not do the opposite: a heavenly spiritual root with a super powerful cheat code, sparking and lightning along the way, crushing natives, causing trouble, making the world tremble in the transmigrator's shadow, and having a blast?
You apprenticed under a master renowned for insect control in the Beast Taming Sect, but you didn't obtain any insect-related items... Or even a method to control insects. You couldn't even control a regular mosquito and had to stumble upon a way to do so... At this point, I couldn't stand it anymore.
We've gone way off-topic.
Most people who watch "Ordinary People" these days are drawn to the beautiful women in the stories. You don't attract beautiful women, yet you choose a scientific research path.
It feels like in several of the author's novels, the protagonist tries to latch onto a powerful figure before he even gets ahead, but this powerful figure is almost useless, only knowing how to leech off the protagonist. When a major event occurs, the protagonist has to shoulder all the burdens himself.
I've read 12 chapters and this book is really good. It's a pity I'm out of monthly votes. I'll have to wait and see if it gets any traffic or popularity. If it doesn't, will the author cancel the book?
It's well-written, but the author seems a bit pretentious, which is a little intimidating.
Raising mosquitoes is definitely a heretical practice; it must be eradicated! 😡
Ignoring the occasional lapses in judgment caused by some pretentious, artsy types, it's alright overall.