
Spiritual Qi Revival: I Grind for Attributes on a Deserted Island
灵气复苏,我在荒岛肝属性
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 573k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 1d ago
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253Chapters
91Monthly votes
1.9kRecommendations
14.6kFans
14 ch/weekPace
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There's something I truly can't understand: the gap in martial arts skill between the protagonist and those around him is already so vast, yet instead of cherishing the opportunity to learn from him and hone their Bajiquan skills, these people spend their days making small talk, obsessing over whether the protagonist is practicing Tai Chi, Xingyi, or Chunyang Wuji Quan, engaging in lively and…
The story is about the revival of spiritual energy, and the protagonist is a hardcore gamer who gets ahead of the curve, but it's unlikely to be an invincible story.
Your pace is getting a bit boring. It's the same old routine every day. Either it's like the other side, where everyone goes on a wandering adventure, or it has to be unique, like this island being pulled into other worlds every now and then. Basically, give us some plot development! After Earth split apart, they started their grand voyage to the Eternal Land!
Few people read live-streamed articles on Qidian.
The poisoning begins in Chapter Seven.
Why practice martial arts? Dude, I'm surviving on a desert island. If I don't practice martial arts to get some exercise, am I supposed to practice dance?
The chapters over the past month have become increasingly uninteresting. While the protagonist has improved in terms of attributes and cultivation techniques, there's no other point of comparison; it's almost like a single-player game.
Could the author perhaps reduce the descriptions of the martial arts techniques slightly?
My impression: At first, the description of the cultivation technique was quite novel, but as it took up more and more space, it became particularly uncomfortable. Layered Armor: Of course, this is just my personal opinion. I'm just saying this out loud. I don't know what others think. I'm just reminding the author of my feelings. Best wishes: May the author's writing become increasingly excellent and more and more popular.
The island adventure storyline should be coming to an end soon; otherwise, it'll lose its appeal. At most, it should extend to the arrival of exploration teams from various countries before retreating back to the mainland. An island, no matter how large, is pretty much the same; once the exploration teams arrive, there's not much new to write about.
I have a question from the beginning: can you cook seafood directly with seawater in the wilderness? Shouldn't you find fresh water and purify it? I don't really understand, could you please explain?