Moving Mountains
搬山
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.3M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 15y ago
- English
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I came from Zhihu. That part on Zhihu was really good. I wonder how the whole book is.
I don't even want to read it because of this description...
Logical confusion
The author's romantic subplot is truly chaotic and illogical. I believe the author would feel embarrassed looking at it now. Here's a comment from UC: "At first it was okay, but I laughed when I saw the chapter on romance. It's so contrived to avoid being childish.
To be honest, I wasn't really interested in reading the description either, because the immortals in my heart are undisturbed by the mortal world; the hustle and bustle of life remains outside their grasp. Sigh, seeing the description immediately conjured up images of carefree, irresponsible types—I'm so tired of that. Maybe it's not what I imagined.
I think this book is very good, and the humor is quite original; it's definitely worth reading. I haven't subscribed yet, but I saw the chapter on romance mentioned in a previous post, and I almost missed this great book because of that post. To put it simply, this book is somewhat like a martial arts/cultivation story, focusing on interaction with the characters rather than adventure, treasure hunting, and leveling up.
This book is disgusting. It's about moving mountains and killing immortals, but the problem is that only a small group of immortals are disrupting the market, yet you want to kill all of them. Following this logic, there are even more scoundrels among mortals; it would be better to wipe them all out.
Why are so many people criticizing such a good book?
Why are so many people criticizing such a good book? Have they been reading too many light novels or wish-fulfillment stories?
Why are there so many haters on this book? It's such a well-conceived book, with a clear outline, a complete main plot, clever foreshadowing, well-developed characters, and both the protagonists and antagonists are intelligent. The writing is also good. As an older book, don't the current authors feel ashamed? They even hired a bunch of trolls to smear it. I don't understand it.
The meaning of "Moving Mountains" is that removing the "mountain" radical from the character for "immortal" leaves "human." This book has no major flaws, but it requires careful reading. It's not a typical cultivation-style leveling-up story; it focuses on the plot, and it's actually quite good.
"In my first life, my father was a feudal lord, and my mother was a maid. My father treated my mother terribly, but he loved and doted on me. My mother's life was worse than death, yet she endured the humiliation and desperately sought opportunities to secretly catch a glimpse of me, but fearing she would jeopardize my future, she dared not utter a single word to me.