A Physics Whiz's Cultivation Chronicles
物理高材修仙记
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.5M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 13y ago
- English
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Is this protagonist really a high school student? It seems like he only has a middle school physics level. He can't believe he can see electrons and atoms in a carbon atom, big and small spheres! Even if you could visualize electrons as particles, their sizes would still differ significantly. Does he really think the atomic model from middle school physics is absolute truth?
This book is quite special. Its writing skills and style are basically average. Compared with the stars of Gods in the Starting Point, few people can notice this book in the corner. I mentioned it because although this book has poor skills, it has a good story. The completeness of the story and the author's care are really high.
It's pretty good. I watched it a long time ago. The romance was good, and the ending was great—much better than those poorly-ended or abandoned shows.
This book would be a bestseller if it were renamed: The Great Wilderness
He time-traveled, only growing up 30 years later, and his thinking is still kindergarten-level. The author is truly insulting to intelligence.
The Primordial Five-Part Series Where dreams begin
The first online novel I ever read. I've followed the author step by step, watching his writing become more and more mature and skillful. The tragic ending left a deep impression.
Has the author changed careers?
He's considered a legendary figure from ancient times, but it's a pity that his nearly ten million-word work didn't stand out.
It's quite good, but the beginning is missing a chapter.
What a pity. Otherwise, it would truly be a highly recommended book.
Golden Immortals are everywhere, and emperors are as common as dogs! Just reading this novel gives me the feeling it'll fall apart later on.