A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality: I, Lu Chengfeng, Steal the Path to Immortality
凡人：我陆乘风，截胡修仙
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- Ongoing
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- 629k Words
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- Xianxia
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- Classical Xianxia
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The author is quite meticulous, but your writing is a bit disjointed. That's fine, but the cheat code is too overpowered. Although the rewards won't be useful for a while, once you do use them, your cultivation level will skyrocket, and you'll have to suppress your combat power again.
You might as well start from the very first book. Just have a lightning spiritual root and a Five Thunder Body directly. You wouldn't need any cheat codes to arrive in the Immortal Realm two hundred years earlier than the protagonist and become the Dao Ancestor of Lightning Origin.
Let everyone judge for themselves.
Renting a cave dwelling in Tianxing City was a sham, and the author felt the original story was too cheap. He changed the original price of 2700 spirit stones per century to 2700 spirit stones per year, claiming the original was dirt cheap and unreasonable, a loss-making deal.
Judging from the synopsis, this seems to be a self-indulgent story, suitable for young readers aged 3-12. 🙂
In the second chapter, she went to Han Li and revealed her secrets—that's truly insidious. It's like telling a stranger your bank account number and password; even Shennong would be poisoned to death.
Who is supporting this kind of crazy book? It's so cheesy it's beyond belief. Did Zhang Han travel through time?
Anyone who touches Nangong Wan, except for the Old Demon, will die.
Dare to touch Nangong Wan? She'll be smashed into a pulp with a single palm strike after her ascension.
Is this the end of the story? Or is something wrong with the author?
That's strange.
If they love stealing Han Li's opportunities so much, why don't they time-travel and replace Han Li, then copy the original story exactly, get 10,000 subscriptions, and win a top-tier author contract? Wouldn't that be wonderful?
Although it's hilarious, it doesn't feel like reading "A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality"; it feels more like reading "Zhang Han's Immortality Cultivation Story." The author really captures Zhang Han's greasy charm perfectly. Author, tell me, are you a fan of his? Hahaha!