
Cultivating Immortality: Starting as a Hired Alchemist
修仙长生,从外聘丹师开始
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 720k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 11h ago
- English
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276Chapters
80Monthly votes
2.3kRecommendations
10.1kFans
14 ch/weekPace
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As the title suggests
Being a rogue cultivator is great; you're not bound by sects or families, and you can simply run away if there's danger. The cultivation techniques and skills have already been passed down.
Wow, that's amazing! A level one character writes about the mysteries of ordinary people without a system, experiencing both high and low levels of skill.
The Way to Escape
Make sure you leave in advance. You need to feel like someone is coming to bother you only to find you've already vanished. Don't wait until you're facing a knife to your throat before you think about running away.
Has this person joined a sect? I'd like to read about a rogue cultivator. "A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality" has been popular for over a decade, mainly because the human realm arc has rigorous logic. If someone joins a sect in the late Qi Refining stage, and achieves Foundation Establishment with pseudo-spiritual roots, people will think it's just luck.
You could try joining a sect. They talk about constraints, but where are there no constraints? Even as a rogue cultivator selling pills, you have to be careful and watch your step. Isn't that a constraint? You have some strength, but you dare not reveal it for fear of being discovered. Only on a larger platform can you acquire more resources and intelligence.
I think words like "investment" shouldn't be used in cultivation novels. Even if you do use them, don't say them to others; it breaks the immersion.
Tuesday, please continue reading!
As the title suggests, tomorrow is Tuesday, and we'll be competing again. The data from this day is crucial, so your continued reading and support are essential. If we lose this round, this book might have to leave the recommendation list and start going naked. Old Donkey was so nervous that his hooves were trembling.
The comments section is full of people saying that being a rogue cultivator is great, it's carefree and unrestrained, but it's a pity that it's hard to write a good "rogue cultivator" novel. Why? The most important thing in a novel is the plot, and the plot needs characters to drive it. Sects and families, on the other hand, have their own character relationship maps, making it easy to write.
Not my type
If it weren't for this dog, I would still have come to check it out.
This book looks like a trial run written in a small book.