
Cultivation: This Dao Ancestor Is Far Too Cautious
修仙:这个道祖过分谨慎
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 165k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 4mo ago
- English
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Synopsis
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70Chapters
778Recommendations
19Fans
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Gou Daowen is better read with more words; if you're only writing 4,000 words a day, there's absolutely no need to give so many scenes to the supporting characters.
I've read over thirty chapters and it's alright. However, the settings in cultivation fantasy novels are getting increasingly vast, requiring a lot of description. For example, a Qi Refining family might have a sphere of influence spanning a hundred miles, a Foundation Establishment family a thousand miles, a Golden Core family ten thousand miles, a Nascent Soul sect a hundred thousand miles, and so on. Writing something truly outstanding these days isn't so easy; it requires originality.
Four monthly passes, keep it up!
No, why don't you promote your already completed books?
Actually, the writing is quite good. The author is too impatient. Patience is essential for doing anything well. Even "Red Heart Patrol" flopped badly at the beginning. What's this compared to that? You're a VIP5 author, and you can't even handle these minor setbacks?
That's too little. It's completely insufficient.
To be fair, it's not badly written; the protagonist is intelligent.
I haven't seen it yet. Has it entered the palace?
Everyone has different preferences, so I'll just talk about my own way of reading Gou Daowen's book selections. 1. First, check if there's any deceptive advertising, like using the name of Gou Daowen but then starting various adventures at a low cultivation level just to advance the main storyline. This is extremely toxic. 2. Check the chapter list.
The introduction is well written, how did you end up in the palace?
(Let's rewrite it on a smaller scale, polish it a bit more, and rewrite it.)