On How a Scientist Should Cultivate Immortality After Turning into a Girl
论科学家变身少女后如何正确修仙
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- Eastern Fantasy
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Happy New Year
Currently in Volume 2, Chapter 206, the author's evaluation.
To be honest, even I didn't want to read the beginning. But if you keep reading, it definitely gets better and better, I guarantee it. The potential pitfalls that readers might worry about are concentrated in the early stages, and I believe that readers who can get through the beginning will definitely continue reading. If you're reading because of the title, you might not see any technological elements until the mid-to-late stages; even in the cultivation world, there are many purely technological civilizations. The reason there's less internal monologue in the beginning is intentional. Although this makes it less immersive, the author doesn't actually want readers to empathize with the protagonist, but rather to see things from a third-person perspective. ...
Relapsed
First, the author's writing style is not very good, and second, the title below is not enough.
The difference between joining a sect and not joining one is like the difference between a college graduate and an uneducated person looking for a job in real life. Of course, you can become self-taught, but in reality, you don't have that opportunity in cultivation novels. In reality, you can find those books online or buy them in person, but in cultivation novels, which sect treats these as their lifeblood? Even so, a self-taught person will find it much harder to find a job than someone who went to university. Furthermore, self-study is often prone to going astray, which is why so many independent cultivators in cultivation novels are weak. Of course, this doesn't apply to the protagonists, but...
This month has been quite busy, I haven't had much free time, but next month will be much more relaxed.
I need to take leave.
Although the protagonist is described as single, it's clearly intended to lead to her getting married. While the protagonist may not have any romantic feelings, the author does arrange for her to provide "fan service" to several male supporting characters on several occasions. If you can't accept this, it's best not to read it.
It has form but no spirit
The writing style is decent, and it's not particularly difficult to read. I personally think the female lead's single status is quite good (many authors struggle with romance, so they might as well not include it at all). Incorporating science and technology into a cultivation world is a neutral theme. Those are the main strengths. Next, I'll point out two major problems with the book. First, the science and technology content is highly subjective and detached from real life, resulting in very low relatability. The author's arbitrary creation of a modern technology tree is actually quite jarring; if the intention was to use modern science and technology as the foundation of the novel...
I saved up for two years and finished watching it in less than two days.
I finished reading the more than 1 million words of the original manuscript in just a few days. It's so beautiful!