Evil Immortal!
恶仙！
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 632k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 1d ago
- English
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Synopsis
Stats
305Chapters
83Monthly votes
2.8kRecommendations
24.8kFans
14 ch/weekPace
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The sarcoma was not described well.
The protagonist understands this game, but a tumor grows on his neck. The protagonist becomes stronger, and this thing also becomes stronger. I don't believe it. The protagonist plays this game without knowing any strategy guides?
I've seen too many sword cultivator stories, they're getting too tiresome. Is the author planning to write more about sword cultivators? Give me a straight answer, bro, I'd better get out of here!
Is that coin sarcoma really that difficult to treat?
It starts with a fleshy growth on its body that grows stronger along with the protagonist. Even after using over 50 cards to get rid of it, it still won't disappear. Then, it even manages to create clones of this trash!
Expectations were high, but the reality was disappointing.
With such a title and world-building, the protagonist has a tumor on his neck, yet he cultivates through martial arts and eventually becomes a mage. His romantic life is also just ordinary, with women offering themselves to him. The writing is mediocre, wasting a potentially good premise.
You can run now.
Unbelievable! A woman falls for the protagonist after knowing him for less than half a month; the plot is truly cringeworthy. Also, every single sentence is followed by a lengthy explanation, just padding the word count.
You time-traveled and claimed to know the game's content, but then you kept dragging your feet, neither seeking opportunities nor dealing with the tumor on your neck. You just kept adventuring, fighting monsters, and leveling up, acting as a lowly soldier. In the end, you created a clone with its own consciousness, and even your portrayal of a woman was indescribable. Don't write so many toxic elements!
Before chapter 62, he practiced swordsmanship; in chapter 63, he switched to sword cultivation. Throughout the entire weapon-refining inheritance, he never refined a single weapon, yet he still gained experience points. I'm leaving now; I left in chapter 63.
Classic authors think they're laying the groundwork for future plot points, but in reality, they're full of flaws. The writing gets worse and worse, with the beginning being terrible and the end being terrible.
Having that tumor on his body that he just won't treat is disgusting? And then there's this sudden confession of love. Sure enough, a nobody is a nobody, even after transmigrating and being reborn, he's still a nobody.