Cang's Ramblings

Chapter 465 461. Comments on "Nine Thousand Years of Mortals"

Today I would like to recommend to you a new fantasy book that has just been published in Sanjiang.

"Nine Thousand Years of Mortals", Gunshen, level 1 author.

Category: Fantasy-Eastern Fantasy.

【Introduction】

The wolf is a wolf
Four merits and five readings

The human way is vague, the immortal way is vast. We use our limited life to seek the infinite immortal way.

A young boy from a mountain village without any spiritual roots practiced for nine thousand years, determined to become an immortal.

The story of a mortal's journey to immortality with cheats is also very exciting.

【Golden Five Chapters】

Chapter 1, Reading +1. The protagonist, Guo Xiaodao, travels to a small mountain village and learns to read from a teacher. He has a system with only the reading function activated. He obtains a martial arts manual and, after self-study, truly masters it. It seems reading is indeed a useful skill.

Chapter 2: The Immortal Ascension Conference. The protagonist's uncle, a frequent visitor to the city, learns of the upcoming Ascension Conference held by the Yuncang Sect and boasts that the protagonist possesses spiritual roots, otherwise, how could he possibly comprehend martial arts secrets? Thus, the protagonist is treated as if he were a genius, believing that cultivating immortality is effortless. Knowing his own limitations, the protagonist learns the new martial arts secrets his uncle brings him. It's better than knowing nothing at all.

Chapter 3: Tracking. Teacher Li, the protagonist's school, leaves get out of class early today, apparently unsure of something. The protagonist stumbles upon this and follows him, but fails to uncover Teacher Li's secret. The next day, Teacher Li asks the protagonist to stay, telling him that a friend of his wants to help him check his spiritual roots.

Chapter 4: Drugging, Ferrying, and Caves. The protagonist doesn't believe Teacher Li's words, but he's well prepared. Drugging, ferrying, and caves. When the protagonist wakes up again, they're already inside a cave. This is a place of extreme yin. Teacher Li invites a mysterious figure to verify the protagonist's spiritual roots and immediately take over his body.

Chapter Five: Vicious. Unfortunately, the protagonist lacks spiritual roots. Li Jiaoshu's plan to steal spiritual roots is aborted. The mysterious figure he invited returns the favor and immediately departs. Li Jiaoshu's chance at immortal cultivation is shattered, and he must wait another three years. Furious, he attempts murder, but unexpectedly dies himself.

【Brief Comment】

Gunshen, a level 1 author, is the author of two works, "The King of Proficiency" and "Nine Thousand Years of Mortals".

The first one has been discontinued, but the data is still good, with 3.37 collections. It is possible that it did not meet his expectations.

This new book has already been published on Sanjiang, and it will probably be strongly recommended on the homepage in the future. The recommendation process is probably not much different from that of the previous book.

Looking back further, this book has also been featured in popular serials, fantasy new books, category recommendations, category covers, six-channel recommendations, etc. It can be said that it has always been in the recommended position since the book was published.

In the fantasy genre, a book receiving so many recommendations is usually reserved for renowned authors. Therefore, it's quite possible that this person is using a pseudonym. Furthermore, the author's name is quite bold. Is this a nod to renowned authors to "get lost"?
However, this book currently has only 1.59 collections on Qidian.com, 69 collections on Bookstore, and 44 followers. The data isn't very good, and I don't quite understand it. It's recommended so frequently, yet the data isn't very good, even worse than the previous book.

The possible reason is that readers have doubts about his status as a Level 1 author, especially since the previous book was discontinued.

Actually, judging by the content, this book is quite good. At least the pace is brisk, without any drag. Furthermore, the opening scene where the school teacher hides his identity is very similar to popular online novels like "The Sword Comes" and "Walking to the Abyss."

It also introduces new variations on the classic formula of "A Mortal's Journey to Immortality." The system is also relatively simple and easy to use, and the setting that reading can help with cultivation is somewhat similar to "The Greatest Sage of Confucianism and Taoism."

The title is also quite interesting. "Mortal" plus "nine years" gives it a lot of room for imagination. Of course, it could also mean being a mortal for nine thousand years.

In short, it can branch out in many directions.

The only worry is that if the performance after it is put on the shelves is not good, he may choose to withdraw from the market again.

After all, there's only a difference between this happening zero times and countless times.

【to sum up】

Writing is not easy, so cherish every moment!

I’m Cang Yiwei, and I’m here to promote “Cang’s Ramblings”!
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【Cang's Ramblings】

This book has many highlights that make people want to continue reading.

If this author is really deified in the future, he will be as famous as Gun Kai.

Because, they all became rolling gods.

Come to think of it, it’s quite exciting.

Perhaps, it can also become a good story in the online literature circle.

(End of this chapter)