Supreme Immortal Fortune
无上仙运
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.8M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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862Chapters
1.4kRecommendations
8.8kFans
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The setting in the [comments] section, with its clichéd elements like servant disciples, is just melodramatic. The highlight of this book is the protagonist's incredible luck and his overpowered leveling up.
Adding melodramatic plots is just padding. Focusing on luck as the core, and starting at the Golden Core stage would be better. Writing about the middle class's extraordinary struggle is what makes it interesting. It's laughable that the author lacks originality.
Holy crap, it's only been a few chapters and it's already hooked! The protagonist is a harem character. If you like this kind of thing, you should check it out. I'm off!
I should have read the reviews first before deciding whether to read the book; it almost poisoned my mind.
[Comment] The plot is illogical; the main character seems too good...
The plot is illogical, and the main character seems good...
[Comment] "No, no, don't take my clothes off!" She said pitifully, crossing her arms over her chest. All the excitement awaits in *Starry Night Nine Netherworlds*.
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He starts off arguing with everyone and everything, then gets caught as an idiot and even time-travels. Did he not graduate from elementary school before time-traveling?
Everything else is fine, but they've definitely been desperately trying to reach the word count. They spill everything, even a fight! If someone were walking by, they could tell from his entire family history in a heartbeat! Ugh! That word-counting is so lame! It's ruined the book!
It's too wordy. The first few chapters are all about fighting, and then it goes on and on with all the rambling.
Completely ruined during the innate stage × unfinished story
The protagonist is such a chatterbox, arguing with the villain for chapters straight!