
Ascension Again
再次飞升
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Modern Cultivation
- Updated
- 17y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Wuxia Never Dies, It Just Fades Away
Wuxia novels once flourished for decades, earning a reputation as fairy tales for adults. But amid the boom in online fiction, with the Myriad Worlds and every genre under the sun, they’ve gradually fallen out of favor. Even so, plenty of authors keep working tirelessly to create excellent new stories, perhaps to fulfill their own unfulfilled wuxia dreams.
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The synopsis alone reveals this book's poor quality. While cultivators of magic might neglect physical strength and power, martial arts practitioners inevitably emphasize these two aspects, as they form the foundation of their power and are integral to their growth. Neglecting spiritual cultivation might be possible...
I'm reading this book. Is it a modern/urban novel? I'm out of books to read right now, so I'm just flipping through a completed one. To be honest, I really don't like reading urban/urban novels. They always involve romance, which isn't my type.
This book, written more than a decade ago, was considered a very good novel among online novels at the time.
I think I read this book over ten years ago; I'd almost forgotten about it. I'm coming back to take another look.
I'm too scared to look at the person on the cover... I'm afraid it'll fall and kill me! Time to go to sleep 💤
All I can say is that it's well written.
However, a question arises: His physical strength, which is worse than an ordinary person's, was already invincible, and all his opponents were weaklings. Yet, after reaching the first level of the Innate Realm, he was severely injured by an attack from a sixth-level Innate Realm expert. Why? Wouldn't the increase in strength, combined with skill, make him even more invincible?
I still vividly remember those early novels where the protagonist pretends to be weak while actually being strong.
It's a novel from 2007; even as a novice reader back then, I still found it very engaging.
Why is a portion missing? Where is the final boss, Sun Bonian?
This description is infuriating, what the hell?