The Immortal Mansion’s Fate
仙府之缘
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 9y ago
- English
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Immortal Fantasy Rankings
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The Immortal Fantasy Library
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The number one eunuch, a mere second-level Golden Core cultivator, yet he became a eunuch.
I have nothing to say. I just finished reading *The Purple Mansion* and I'm completely confused. Shouldn't these two books be one? Why are they forcibly split into two?
The number one eunuch, a Golden Core stage eunuch, truly, you can't even lift a sword anymore.
It ended so abruptly! The author is so irresponsible! Has the author run out of ideas? This is the only way to end it. I only read this book because it was the author's first novel, and I'm so disappointed!
Wow, Qidian really has nothing left. They've even dug up the treasures of the famous old eunuch and are promoting them. How shameless!
The author's work was good in the early stages, but it started to fall apart in the middle and later stages. "Purple Mansion Immortal Destiny" was a similar work to "A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality" at the time, and it was better in the early stages, but it collapsed in the middle, which is a pity.
The author's novels about immortal dwellings are very well written, but unfortunately, none of them are finished. Just like cultivating immortality, if you give up halfway, you will naturally not become an immortal in the end. The spirit of "A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality" is to never give up and persevere to the end. The author is far from that!
I came from the first book, *Purple Mansion* (I read it around 2013). Those who haven't experienced the "S" (a term used to describe extreme or negative content) should check out this book. It made me laugh the whole time. Not only does it rely on old formulas, but the power levels are inconsistent. The beginning is readable, but the later parts are completely stale.
I started reading from Purple Mansion and followed Immortal Mansion, but then it suddenly stopped updating, which was really upsetting. I only read up to Immortal City and then stopped. It was a really good story, but it always had a rushed ending. It seemed like my health was failing as I wrote it. I could have taken a few months off like Lao Huo did, instead of ending it so abruptly and starting over later.
The author of the article is clearly knowledgeable, but I wonder if they've been eating too many walnuts cracked in the door or getting too much rain without an umbrella; their thought process is truly bizarre.