Starting by Stashing a Foundation Establishment Cultivator in My Equipment Slot
从把筑基修士塞入装备栏开始
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- Ongoing
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- 624k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 1d ago
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175Chapters
118Monthly votes
1.6kRecommendations
20.5kFans
16 ch/weekPace
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The ancient god was put into the equipment slot, the demonic sword was put into the equipment slot, and now he is a Foundation Establishment cultivator. Are there any other versions? 🙂
Shennong Valley
Up to now, it's still watchable, which means I can accept the logic of the previous market dungeon's storyline. (This is crucial to the plot.) Key points: The writing is genuinely good; at least it's not too weak, and the plot is coherent. It has self-deprecating humor and rambling, and short, winding storylines.
This isn't AI?
No, it's more like, "The effect of an entry can be fixed." This is a piece of content that appears out of nowhere and is repeated from the previous text.
The plot flows smoothly and is quite enjoyable. The only minor issue is that the protagonist keeps assuming that others know he has "come back to life," which passively pushes him into a war between two families.
🐔🐔🐔
🐔🐔🐔, Can you write that? Of course not!
It's not bad, but there are too few words.
Recommend some refined grains
The writing is fluent and not padded, the plot flows smoothly and doesn't drag, and apart from the protagonist being a bit cunning, there are no major flaws.
Not bad, not bad
While the little trick of having negative proficiency is a bit... Well, it's generally pretty good. However, it's best not to be constantly limited by your cultivation method and have to search for subsequent techniques; that would be too coincidental.
It's pretty good, but there are too few updates. Keep it up!
Is there a female lead? That girl surnamed Huang, could she be the female lead? She only has a mid-grade spiritual root; she's not even in the same league as the protagonist. Even the puppeteer couldn't keep up with the protagonist later on.