Cultivation: Weaving Fate, Starting as a Silkworm Farmer
修仙：从蚕户开始织命
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 295k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 3d ago
- English
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Synopsis
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174Chapters
4Monthly votes
1kRecommendations
80Fans
7 ch/weekPace
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Can we please stop with all that talk about powerful connections and influential figures, then getting taken away halfway through, followed by some kind of wedding abduction...? It's such an old trope, still using the same old tricks from years ago.
All I could see were enemies, and they were all strange silkworms.
How could a newbie like you, who's just started out, have so many enemies? And you've only been raising seven or eight different kinds of exotic silkworms in just a few days? What, don't exotic silkworms need time to hatch and grow? And where did a newbie like you get the guts to do this? Do you really think Soul Searching Technique isn't popular here?
Imagine this: a silkworm farmer is suddenly surrounded by enemies; small ones come, and big ones immediately follow. After reading a few chapters...
Fill me with your reading and favorites! 😭
The pacing is a bit rushed. Let the story drive the plot forward instead of repeatedly telling the same story. Add more dialogue, subplots, and deepen the emotions. Write more; practice makes perfect. Haha.
Perhaps I've read too many light novels, but in my opinion, the problem with this book is that it introduces the protagonist into the game too early, and he doesn't get much screen time. Instead, the author focuses on the performances and inner monologues of the supporting characters.
The protagonist's silkworm is just like Eevee in Pokémon; it can evolve into a similar exotic silkworm depending on the type it comes into contact with!
The protagonist's cheat ability is very appealing, and the plot flows smoothly. The power derived from this cheat ability—combining cultivation with a specific profession—shouldn't be unique to the main character. It's just that writing it this way, with a slightly more unique protagonist, might be even more engaging.
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Besides the official Qidian account and the author, this is the second post I've made. I'm going to become a true veteran and follow the author. Mutual following is welcome!
After reading the introduction, I'd rather read about awakening the silkworm manual first and then raising silkworms through hardship than about raising silkworms first and then awakening the silkworm manual through trials.