
I Became an Immortal Through Corpse Liberation in the Cultivation World
人在修仙界尸解成仙
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 186k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 3mo ago
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93Chapters
1.4kRecommendations
79Fans
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This is a complete reversal of the natural order! Originally, cultivation didn't require spiritual roots; it's just a new setting in online novels. Whether a cultivation world with spiritual roots and mortal cultivators is even a true cultivation world is questionable. These various cultivation worlds with mortal cultivators and spiritual roots are more like the Demon Realm or the Desire Realm, just using cultivation as a pretext.
This book is really mediocre. Try writing about Harry Potter instead; you're out of ideas for the next generation. Write about the older generation instead. Or focus on farming and exploring beyond Earth; building a floating city and gradually escaping Earth would be a good starting point.
You should mention when you release a new book in the old ones, otherwise no one will know.
It really needs to be cut.
It's time to cut it off. I should just stick to writing HP fanfiction. I haven't even figured out HP fanfiction yet, let alone original works.
I haven't even read it, and your description is already wrong. What kind of "immortal" would chant "Immortal touches my head, I will receive eternal life" to the person being touched on the head?
I've read over 60 chapters. The protagonist's current situation is still unclear; nothing is clear yet—neither his cultivation, his techniques, nor his own personal circumstances.
I'll stick to Harry Potter. The TV series is coming out soon, perfect for riding the wave of popularity.
It feels like they're about to collapse.
I discovered it before it even reached 60,000 words. Can you please write faster?
I've written something original! Luckily, I just happened to glance at it on a whim. Anyway, I'll save it and keep it for later.