/ Eastern Fantasy / A Plain Cultivation Novel
Synopsis
Have you ever wondered why Chinese novels are so similar?
Beautiful, because I didn't.
This novel will, in fact, talk about a shameless (I wonder where I've heard that before...) nineteen years old boy that finds himself in the world that he himself wrote!
But a system lights the way, and with that light, his journey begins, to discover the true force that governs everything!
-- Power
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I seek balance in all things. So, in order to balance out the author's unjustified 5/5 stars review, I must give this an unjustified 1/5 stars review. Ahmitahba, Patron Author, Do not blame me, for balance must be maintained
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Volume 1
- 1 Prologue 6 years ago
- 2 No worries, boy 6 years ago
- 3 Juicy Ants 6 years ago
- 4 Basics of Cultivation 6 years ago
- 5 What a great man! 6 years ago
- 6 Reasonable 6 years ago
- 7 Serious Duel, Serious Stuff 6 years ago
- 8 Unreasonable 5 years ago
- 9 Stepping on ants 5 years ago
- 10 Inesistent Great Talent 5 years ago
- 11 Investigation 5 years ago
- 12 Perfect, Really 5 years ago
- 13 Self-Preservation Instincts 5 years ago
- 14 No Undo Button! 5 years ago
- 15 A Safe Place for Alchemists 5 years ago
- 16 Propaganda 5 years ago
- 17 Overpowered! 5 years ago
- 18 Don't you feel related? 5 years ago
Usually an author would begin his review saying something on the line of "I'm shamelessly giving myself five stars..." But I won't, because I think that I am the best writer of this site... No, perhaps of this world! And since I have an innate talent in objective and detached reviews (apparently is a talent now) I can't be wrong: This novel deserves my five stars. Trust me, I have no reason to lie. Then I'm different from the masses, so of course I will never conform to it: I don't see what's the problem with that! Number of friends: 0 I will change this to a real review when I'll want to: which means, never.