The Sword Cultivator's Path to Immortality
仙途剑修
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.2M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 12y ago
- English
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That's a bit of an overstatement. A Qi Refining cultivator losing to a Golden Core cultivator in a fight? They might as well just look up their cultivation level.
[Review] To be honest, this is a good book.
However, the beginning wasn't very engaging, given that this book spans more than two years. The author isn't writing very fast; the beginning feels like a copycat book like "Ordinary People." I only came here because I was looking for a book with a lot of words. After watching it, especially the part about the immortal realm, it was quite good. Trust me, author.
It started off well, just lacking in environmental descriptions, and then it went astray, turning into a pretentious story. The higher levels of understanding are so pathetic, constantly being killed by those of lower levels.
I don't understand these cultivation novels where the protagonist, even with poor aptitude, disdains his cultivation partner, seeing them as a burden and hindering his path to immortality. Yet many of them don't mind taking on disciples. Aren't disciples also a burden? Does that mean you take on disciples and then abandon them? Don't you provide them with resources? Don't you teach them the Dao? What if your disciple gets into trouble?
Even Ma Baoguo wouldn't dare write something like this: a kid under ten years old who survives a famine would still run off to join a gang.
I read half of it and it's all about Qi Refining versus Foundation Establishment, with spirit beasts calling their masters "Dad" (a modern term for father), and it's a brainless, low-IQ harem story with endless sex and debauchery.
I doubt anyone would dare invade Earth. Although it's weak, it has produced so many transmigrators, all of whom are either true immortals or saints, and there are even many transcendent beings. It's definitely the strongest powerhouse in all realms.
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If you can't write about emotions, don't write them. This is utterly ridiculous and trash. A second-floor guy patting a third-floor guy's head? And in front of someone else's brother! Are you out of your mind? A complete scumbag.
It's about 80-90% similar to that story (I Am a Mortal Immortal). Why are all the main characters supposed to have five spiritual roots? Can't they have a single spiritual root? It seems like the "trash-to-fool" trope continues unabated.