A Cultivator's Journal
修士记
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 5.0M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 13y ago
- English
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1.8kChapters
37.3kRecommendations
26.6kFans
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Books Worth Reading Three Times or More
Books worth reading at least three times. I've reread every book here at least three times, and they're all lighthearted.
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The Heavenly Scroll
Out of nothing comes something. From one comes two, from two comes three, and from three come all things.
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Cultivation Handbook
Hope you find a xuanhuan novel you like~
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Lighthearted Reads
Fun, with no intense clashes. Relaxing and stress-free.
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Unreliable
Take a guess.
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[Comment] It was a bit depressing to watch; it felt like the main character had to find his own food most of the time!
Why hide your cultivation level all the time? In a world where strength reigns supreme, is hiding your strength just a way to play dumb and lure others into bullying you? You complain about being bullied while simultaneously putting on a victim's face.
I really enjoy this author's books. The first one was "The Eccentric Chef." I think the author vividly portrays the imagination of an ordinary, kind-hearted person with great abilities. Many people might think it's overly idealistic, but I believe it's just a kind author's kind fantasies. The author must be a kind, ordinary person, and his persistence in writing is truly admirable.
I am Shennong, and my life ends here.
This book is somewhat heart-wrenching, and I often felt sorry for the male protagonist, even tempting to give up several times (though I eventually skipped the last three or four hundred chapters). The protagonist's integrity and kindness undoubtedly embody the positive energy the book promotes, but this very purity and kindness often brings unexpected disasters to others.
Having read books for over a decade, this is the worst cultivation novel I've ever read. It's completely haphazardly written, lacking a central theme, filled with filler words, and the plot is utterly chaotic. There are practically no actual battle scenes; everything is glossed over, leaving the reader confused and bewildered. I highly recommend against reading it; it's extremely toxic and the worst of the worst.
The protagonist is definitely not kind, and the author is definitely not promoting kindness. It's pure stupidity. He's stupid himself, yet he listens to a woman who's even stupider than him. Author, what's going on in your head?! You're less intelligent than Pigsy (from Journey to the West).
This is such a saintly thing to say. Even eight years ago, or even just a few years ago, such a novel shouldn't have existed.
My goodness. It took over 500 chapters to get it published... Hahahaha!
I don't understand why you authors still write such "saintly" stories; they're so likely to provoke hatred.
This book is truly addictive! The author is too capricious and wildly imaginative, allowing an ordinary mortal and a mongrel with no cultivation aptitude to quickly reach the Golden Core stage. As a seasoned bookworm, I simply can't bear to read it. I suggest the author go and write a twisted version of the system novel.