Ninefold Refinement, Return to Immortality
九炼归仙
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 7.9M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 4y ago
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Never Forget Your Original Aspiration, and You'll Reach the End
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Mortals, Assemble
A mortal who cultivates for a thousand years, bears trials, proves the Way, and ascends! Here I am, a mere mortal!
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I'm speechless after reading over 1300 chapters... How did they handle the female lead? They forcibly killed off her master Ziyan, and Xia An and Xia Jing also died during the Nascent Soul Tribulation. What's even more infuriating is that Gong Xiaoli was forced into marriage and even had a child?! And it was with the protagonist's tacit approval!!! It's infuriating to read!
One day, a band of mountain bandits slaughtered the protagonist's entire clan. Upon learning this, the protagonist was filled with boundless rage and vowed to wipe them out. However, after capturing the bandits, he discovered that they were descendants of an old acquaintance.
I've read over 80 chapters, and the battle descriptions are just too much!
The protagonist always fights until both sides are spitting blood before revealing their trump cards. Are you even playing cards? You have a pair of 3s, I have a pair of 5s, then you have four 2s, I have a royal flush, so I win... Utterly childish.
I gave up after reading over 400 chapters; it's too outrageous. I was looking for something to read, so I thought I'd enjoy some mindless, lighthearted novels, and even harem novels weren't out of the question. The protagonist always gets all the opportunities, and his abilities far surpass those of his peers, which is tolerable.
If you remove the harem elements, it's a masterpiece of fantasy fiction. Unfortunately, the harem elements disgust me.
I've only read a few chapters, and it's too discouraging. Before entering the immortal sect, everyone starts at the same point. Is it really necessary to save this person and that person? Dragging several burdened individuals along the way, desperately seeking immortal opportunities only to hand them over to this person and that person—this kind of protagonist is really unsuitable for cultivation. If the author hadn't forced it, he wouldn't even be able to enter the immortal sect.
A 3000-year-old Qi Refining demon beast... That really blew me away. It takes three thousand years of cultivation to reach the Great Perfection of Qi Refining. How did it even survive for three thousand years? Writing about three hundred years would be bearable, but this is utterly toxic!
The kind of quintessential, nauseatingly chauvinistic male chauvinism he promotes—a man who, for centuries, has been devoid of any emotional understanding, easily and effortlessly shirking responsibility towards the women around him, only seeking their attention when he needs them for his own cultivation.
Excellent! I really enjoy the author's book, especially the viewpoints presented.
After reading the first three chapters, I felt it was extremely toxic...