Walking Alone Through the Immortal Dust
独步仙尘
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.8M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Modern Cultivation
- Updated
- 12y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Other names
- Walking Alone in the Immortal DustEnglish name
Stats
599Chapters
72.7kRecommendations
53.6kFans
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The protagonist is just an immature child. Even after living for decades, he's still a clueless kid. I can't stand it! His overpowered abilities are too much, making him incredibly annoying! A single event could be explained in a few words, but the author has to pad it out for several chapters! I just want to say, we're not the stupid pig protagonist in your book!
[Comment] I've been watching this on and off for a while now, so I'll just ramble a bit.
This book initially amazed me; it's set in a modern world, incorporates cultivation, reincarnation, and superpowers. It has so many elements, and the protagonist is incredibly powerful and violent. But when Jiang Fuyu of the Thunder Sect used a magical artifact to find the protagonist, I felt a bit hurt.
Pulling the pull of pulls, go to hell 💩
It's so damn long-winded.
[Comment] Just a suggestion!
The inner thoughts of a trivial passerby are written out of half a chapter; it's utterly ridiculous. Too many of these kinds of plots would be padding.
Readers who prefer decisive killing intent are advised not to read this.
To sum it up, the first half of the book is very good, especially the early part about hard work in school life, using a cheat system to seize opportunities, and the decisive and ruthless actions are captivating, along with the urban setting where the protagonist shows off and gets humiliated. The second half, however, falls short once it leaves Earth. While there are still some exciting moments, it degenerates into a typical fantasy novel and becomes rather uninteresting.
The beginning was rambling and long-winded, but the ending was surprisingly simple—the contrast was huge. I recommend it…
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[Comment] There are many Nascent Soul level experts on Galan Star, so why didn't they invent functions similar to telephones or mobile phones?
As the title suggests. A master at the Nascent Soul level possesses the immense power to move mountains and fill seas; shouldn't they have incredibly precise control? Why wouldn't they use radio waves or electromagnetic waves to transmit information, instead relying solely on primitive methods like their feet or mobility devices? That doesn't make sense.