Cultivated to Death
修死了
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 371k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 1d ago
- English
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133Chapters
71Monthly votes
6.3kRecommendations
8.6kFans
12 ch/weekPace
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When the glow of the immortal path intertwines with strange, shadowy darkness, it creates a fantastical world of bewildering wonders. Here, ordinary people defy fate and cultivate their way to the heavens. The flow of spiritual energy conceals the mysteries of the Great Dao, while swords cleaving the firmament give rise to passionate legends. There are also eerie secret realms shrouded in mist, where the unknown lurks in silence and seemingly ordinary things hide chilling mysteries that upend a
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It was exhausting to read. I understand the author wanted to plant more foreshadowing and create something unique, but the writing is a mess, a hodgepodge of incoherent thoughts. One minute it's about opening granaries and distributing grain, the next it's about this meeting or that meeting and sects being exhausted, then it's about toxic yang energy and toxic spiritual energy. It feels like the author is just writing down whatever they dream about.
What kind of titles has the author been using for his recent books? Tang Xian, Sanqi Xian, and Xiu Siji? Can't he just be normal?
Judging from the synopsis, it sounds like a story about frustration and resentment.
I started reading the robes from the time of Daoguo.
I've been reading Paozi's books since Daoguo, and I hope the author can undergo a complete transformation, break free from limitations, and live a second life to create even greater glory, haha.
I'm here to support your new book. I vaguely remember how amazing Dao Guo was back then, and the subsequent treatises on cultivation systems and scene descriptions are indeed very skillful and have a Xianxia feel. However, the character and plot descriptions have some flaws.
Brother Paozi releases a book without giving any notification.
Is this how the book title is supposed to be? Aren't you afraid of being misinterpreted?
Here's a small suggestion: the protagonist constantly gives off a rushed and hurried feeling, which does help to keep the pace, but it's a bit tiring to watch. I hope the author can make a slight adjustment.
It's too tiring to read. This writing style is outdated. I know the author has a lot of ideas, but instead of conveying them gradually, the author sends them all at once. Anyone who reads this will have a headache.
Confirmed novel inspired by web series
You've seen the web series, right? You know the male lead, right? That's the vibe he has.
With this setup, there's plenty to write about later. You don't even need to read to know that the protagonist will revolve around purifying spiritual energy, cultivating the unorthodox sword techniques he only knows, and constantly refining them, since it's not the complete system yet. Sigh.