The Ancestor of Mount Shu’s Unorthodox School
蜀山旁门之祖
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 5.0M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 13y ago
- English
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Shushan is like a scripted variety show; everything is pre-arranged. You can't possibly steal someone else's opportunities; every powerful figure can calculate it all, unless you can obscure the secrets of heaven and disrupt the natural order. The entire story revolves around Changmei's transcendence and salvation of the Dharma-ending Age.
The second primordial spirit is truly treacherous! An ant who hasn't even cultivated any magic power managed to refine a mere Earth Immortal like Xiang Long into a second primordial spirit! This is way too overpowered! It would have been better to just give the protagonist superhuman talent from the start, with his cultivation level skyrocketing…
This book is one of the better ones in the Shushan series. Is it really meaningful to individually mislead newcomers?!
Anyone with a discerning eye will know why after seeing this comment.
I read the first few chapters and it seemed pretty good! I was really intimidated by all the comments; I missed several chapters. I've only read about chapters 30-40 so far, and it's not bad. It's a pretty good novel.
This book is quite good, especially the part about before he ascended to the Immortal Realm. I read it a long time ago, probably a few years ago... You should check it out, I recommend it.
Those who have read the original Shushan novel should know that the Red-Haired Ancestor didn't suffer much. He merely lost face; his life and cultivation were unharmed. Oh, and a few disciples died.
I watched Shushan Flow a long time ago, and what impressed me most was the protagonist capturing an elephant dragon to refine his second primordial spirit.
This novel is from eight years ago, and you're saying it's poisonous? That's crazy. Back then, it seemed like perfectly reasonable writing.
This book has absolutely no fantasy or chivalrous elements; it's all scheming, and not very clever at that. There's far too much dialogue between the characters; it's practically like watching an interview program, especially the Emei sect's Master Miaoyi, the ascetic monk—he's practically a chatterbox.