
Cultivating Through a Substitute: Bound to a Peerless Sword Immortal from the Start
替身修炼:开局绑定绝世女剑仙
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 587k Words
- Genre
- Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Cross-World
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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282Chapters
16.5kClicks
156Favorites
81Recommendations
13Fans
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What a terrible ending!
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What kind of garbage are these chapters?
Brothers, stop reading after chapter 208; you really can't read any further.
The following parts are completely nonsensical and look awkward.
I realized something was wrong halfway through. There were so many foreshadowing elements, but it was only under 300 chapters. By chapter 208, it was getting increasingly chaotic, and by chapter 210 I couldn't take it anymore. What was all this nonsense?! Author, please come out and fill in these plot holes!
Did the author write this himself?
It feels like it was written randomly.
The world-building feels vast, with many foreshadowing elements; it's not a mindless story. I hope the author can continue writing. One last question: is this really not Chen Dong's alternate account?
Keep it up, Tie Tie! It was really enjoyable to watch.
The beginning was quite good, with plenty of foreshadowing, showing the author's intention to expand the world-building. However, the logic collapsed around chapter 208, almost like it was written with AI, and the ending was a letdown. It's a pity; personally, I thought it was quite good, and I hope the author can continue writing from the middle.