
Cultivating the Divine
修神
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.9M Words
- Genre
- Cultivation
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 10y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Finally I understand why this book is good at writing but not popular! There are too few opponents for the protagonist. He fights with only those few people. Every time he defeats them, he still doesn't kill them 😰
I watched it many years ago. I still remember Ancient Gods, Heavenly Demons, True Immortals and Barbarian Demons.
If I had read this book in 10 years, I would probably praise it as a magical book. The writing is cool and has everything. But from the current perspective, the character creation is too weird.
This is the first book I have read in which the main character is cheated 🪖
The book gives up decisively around chapter sixty. The beginning of the story is pretty good, and the image of a reasonable rookie cultivator of immortality is also very full, he is tolerant and competitive, has plans and ideals, and is also friendly and helpful. When the image of Bai Qi appeared, I really wanted to abandon it. A man who killed people all over the world became a spiritual mentor? I laughed, endured it, and continued reading. The protagonist has completely changed. He is always talking about what he is, and he is already in love with the junior sister he has just known for a few days. All kinds of unreasonableness have become the mainstream of the whole article. At this point, I gave up decisively. Good fairy tales are really hard to find 🙂
Even if it is a very early book, the heroine looks very unhappy when she is fucked by someone else.
I can't read after Chapter 81, is there anyone with the same situation?
Discourage! There's a reason why it hasn't been popular for ten years
The author's writing is mediocre, the plot is vulgar and bloody, the protagonist's character is not good, and the supporting characters such as the arrogant young lady are forced to pretend, it's so disgusting! The works from ten years ago are now full of shit. I would like to advise everyone not to step into the trap!
Is it okay for someone to praise the writing style? Hehe
As a book that can be read for free, it actually made me choose to abandon the book. You, the author, are so proud!