A Three-Foot Sword, an Immortal Above
三尺剑，上天仙
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 671k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 3d ago
- English
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Synopsis
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240Chapters
35Monthly votes
2kRecommendations
11.3kFans
13 ch/weekPace
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Generally speaking, "three-foot sword, celestial immortal" is the most natural-sounding phrase. But when it's written as "celestial immortal," I almost thought it was actually going to be something else entirely.
Heaven is ruthless, treating all things like straw dogs; the appearance of merit is treated as a joke. This novel transforms a story primarily about spiritual cultivation into one of office politics.
Is Qidian going to shut up now?
The five-elemental spirit creatures took up too much space, almost making me feel like I was suppressing the level of the story. I stopped reading after getting to the part about them going to sea, and their performance at the Chaoyang Sect didn't reflect the experience of a top-tier ghost immortal.
Post-viewing thoughts
Overall, it's a relatively lighthearted cultivation novel. The resurrection section is too long. The protagonist comprehends 3000 sword intents, and his skills in weapon crafting, alchemy, and talisman making seem rather low-class. And in these latest chapters, the family power struggles, the accusation of infidelity, and the protagonist's subsequent proving of his innocence—I just couldn't take…
The tagline says "no female lead," but the plot is veerging like a harem novel! 🙂 Is there even a female lead? Are they just luring everyone in to kill them? 🤔
Why do they all seem like gangsters? The male lead is probably not, but what's with this Wenquxing (a legendary scholar)? He looks so much like a gangster. And Qin Yue, look at people properly, don't act like a little lady. This feels like a Nantong novel disguised as a fantasy story written by a woman.
Why are they all women? There are only two or three men around chapter 200, and now everyone around me is a woman… Even in a cultivation world where power resides within oneself and there's no gender difference, there are still relatively few women. It's not that there aren't geniuses, but from the moment they get pregnant, they're targeted by everyone 😐!
Later on, it felt like things weren't going to work out; it felt like it was going to collapse before it even went on sale.
This book, along with "A Sword Flies By to Ask About Immortality" and "Starting from Foreseeing Death, Slaying Dragons to Ask the Way," are among the best new Xianxia (fantasy/martial arts) books of their time.