
The Immortal's Tranquil Path
我只想安心修仙
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qimao
Synopsis
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533Chapters
133kPopularity
1.2kReaders
583Must-read votes
9.0Score
411Ratings
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This novel has everything except "Wanting to Quietly Cultivation to Immortality". He didn't even practice immortality or cultivation, he just showed his saintness everywhere. Representative of selling dog meat on sheep's head.
I only remembered watching it a few years ago after watching nearly 1/3 of it!
Shennong has tasted it, invincible writing, no heroine, average
I have watched 30% of it, and the plot is really awesome and otherworldly. Currently, I recommend it with full marks. I can only say this. I will discuss it after reading it.
The fairy in my eyes is like this, perfect
Why is it written like this? Doesn't the protagonist have a name? It's called Gao Xian. The protagonist has been called Gao Xian before. The protagonist's nickname is Kong Chenzi. That's right. Generally, the protagonist calls himself or someone else calls him that. You can't always replace sentences that should have Gao Xian as the subject with titles like Kong Chenzi, Kongchen Daxian, Immortal or Daxian. It feels like reading a biography of someone else describing the protagonist in a novel, and reading a novel within a novel. This feeling is a bit weirder than a first-person novel
The plot is good, very interesting
I didn't like the Emperor Demon chapter very much at first, as it lost the poetic charm of the previous chapter.
It's okay, but sometimes the growth of the state of mind is not reflected, or some plot designs are too deliberate.
Although it is not explicitly stated that the protagonist has traveled through time, the previous chapters contain crazy hints and even modern jokes. There are also descriptions such as "based on memories of previous lives." I once thought that the protagonist traveled through time and took Xianmen's body. Later, the author probably abandoned the time-travel setting and made the protagonist completely become an envy.