
The Immortal Gourd of Longevity
长生仙葫
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Qimao
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Synopsis
All-time: Popularity, Must-read votes.
523Chapters
328kPopularity
1.4kReaders
7.3kMust-read votes
8.8Score
2.6kRatings
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Reader comments 29
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Mortal sense of immediacy
How can a mindless and cool article be good-looking? You don't even have common sense in life. Is rice grown from rice??
I really don't understand why some people like to watch internal fighting, house fighting, and palace fighting... What kind of twisted psychology is this? What kind of life experience? Does it make you happy? The most important thing is that the writing is not good at all, and yet some people actually read it.
The protagonist is too greedy, has no shortage of food and drink, and is always running away without fear of being killed.
How can someone who doesn't know anything about life write a good novel? A pound of rice can be sold for more than one tael, but a penny can feed you for several days.
Where is the author?
The author has no life experience and cannot tell the difference between rice and rice. In the famine years, two kilograms of rice cost one tael of silver, and ten kilograms of pork cost one tael of silver. Chickens can be bought for two cents. I dare to ask the author, why not eat minced meat?
Wonderful writing and smooth sentences
It's probably an imitation of the Mortal Immortal Gourd, but it's still okay.
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