
The Immortal Sword of Lingxiao
凌霄剑仙
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 12y ago
- Source
- Zongheng
Synopsis
All-time: Clicks, Favorites, Fans, Recommendations.
561Chapters
0Monthly tickets
856.9kClicks
4.5kFavorites
664Fans
12kRecommendations
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Reader comments 48
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I have listened to this book four or five times. This book is my favorite among all the books.
What the protagonist asked you to write was really expensive
Well written! It is better written than more than 90% of the novels about cultivating immortals, and it is worthy of promotion!!!
See chapter thirty-nine. There are four plots that are the same as those in other novels that I have read before.
You can't say this. For example, if you light a fire from a distance, you are holding back your hands.
No matter how good the story is, a story with too much nonsense will never become popular. You need to use more brains, write more storylines, and wash less with dishwashing liquid to become popular. Just relying on nonsense to make up words is too mediocre and incompetent.
There are two major pitfalls in novels about cultivating immortals. The first pitfall is that the protagonist has extremely poor cultivation qualifications, either with four spiritual roots or five spiritual roots. The second pitfall is that the protagonist's life is very unfair and full of suffering. With these two big pitfalls, it will be easy to pile up words later on. From the beginning, you know that this article has taken up all the two big pitfalls. It is really the same and the pattern is conventional.
Women are like this, why don't they quickly speculate that they are sick?
How did the author write such a stupid protagonist?
It would be better if you collect the nonsense at the end of each chapter.