
The Immortal's Gambit
仙神易
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Modern Cultivation
- Updated
- 13y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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419Chapters
92.1kRecommendations
38.9kFans
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Reader comments 16
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Seeing Wang Ruofeng exacerbate the conflict between humans and demons was simply unbearable. All mortal cultivators despise the protagonist, yet he still insists on saving the world, claiming it's his belief. His own wife's lifespan is almost over, yet he persists in saving those who despise him. That's saintly enough.
After reading Chapter 31, you'll understand why the author's novel has so few fans. It's a cultivation novel turned into a psychological drama. How can ordinary rules apply to unexpected events in a martial arts competition? Giving your all can lead to unforeseen circumstances, and a sect's long-established rules wouldn't prevent people from giving their all, would they?
Conventional
Another trash novel where the friend is talented while the author is not. With a plot like that, go home and eat milk.
I only got to chapter 47 and couldn't continue. A cultivation sect, during the selection of elite disciples, actually had people using worldly means to cheat? How can such a sect survive? That Liu XX was stabbed and then killed. And all these "experts" didn't even notice? Even feudal society had its "Records of Injustice Rectified"! Author, this is so perfunctory. Goodbye.
The writing is getting increasingly frivolous! The early parts of *Seeking Immortals* had a bit of the *A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality* style, but later it felt more and more like a light novel. The immersion in the later parts was much worse. Wang Da's style, while fantastical, still has a clear foundation. It's a pity you only grasped the form but not the essence.
There are indeed many problems, but I must admit that this book is very insightful and worth reading! It's very interesting!
♤● If you don't like it, don't waste your breath. Writing a book isn't easy. Why don't you write one yourself and let me see? This book is good, it suits my taste. I recommend: Earth Transcending Era, Eternal Kingdom, Add Points Immortal Venerable, The Last Human, Ancestor of Ten Thousand Demons, Martial Tomb, Ancestor of Ten Thousand Ghosts, Drunken Immortal Gourd, Invincible with Eyes, I'm the…
Isn't this the Seeking Immortals trilogy? 😌
This author has completely retired from the novel writing world and has moved on from family life. People who read this novel ten years from now can reply to me, and I will respond to everyone.
Has the novelist He Buyu truly and completely withdrawn from the novel writing world?
I'm filled with emotion. I just stayed up all night reading his Mortal Flow trilogy. He hasn't written a book in several years, and I haven't seen any discussions about him on Longkong in recent years. The latest post discussing him is from 2017. After completing his trilogy on Qidian, he wrote another book, "Peerless Sword Immortal," in 2017, and then stopped writing altogether.