The Whole Cultivation World Wants To Revive The Venerable Novel Review

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By 弃脂焚椒

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CompletedchineseWeb Novel

Genres

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action adventure psychological romance shounen ai xianxia

Chapters

100 chapters

Started

2021

Description

Li Fenglan, the number one person in the world of cultivation and an immortalization stage immortal, fell into qi deviation. He was spurned by thousands of people for doing evil things, split the Underworld River with a single sword, and had the whole cultivation world unify to beat him until his soul scattered. Only after his death did he realize that he was the villain in the novel. Li Fenglan: This immortal has a swear word he doesn’t know….. He never thought that a thousand years later, Li Fenglan would be revived inexplicably, and become a disfigured cannon fodder with all his spiritual roots crippled. Then he discovered that something was wrong with the plot— The Soul Condensation Tower in the forbidden area of the Immortal Gate was established for him; His Master who has resided in the upper realms for a long time, stands guard at his tomb in the lower realms The main character who once used one sword to shake his heart spirit unexpectedly stole his corpse; The distinguished reckless music cultivator good friend changed to cultivate the ruthless dao just to guard a trace of a remnant soul; The Demon Master who was both good and evil was at odds with the cultivation world; The unruly disciple used dead branches as hairpins, and from then on he only thought of one person. It turned out that the whole cultivation world wanted to revive him. Li Fenglan: I’ve received your kind regards, now you can get lost. Smile.jpg

Publication Information

Original Publisher: jjwxc
Original Language: chinese
Type: Web Novel

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My Thoughts on The Whole Cultivation World Wants To Revive The Venerable

"The Whole Cultivation World Wants To Revive The Venerable" promised a xianxia tale of rebirth, revenge, and a misunderstood protagonist, and for the most part, it delivered a compelling, if not groundbreaking, read. I went in expecting a complex cultivation journey, but found myself more invested in the unfolding mysteries of Li Fenglan's past and the complicated relationships he navigates in his second life.

First Impressions

The premise is immediately intriguing: a powerful cultivator betrayed and killed, only to be reborn a millennium later into a world still grappling with the consequences of his actions. The initial chapters drew me in with the slow reveal of the truth behind Li Fenglan's "madness" and the obvious affections of those around him. I was ready for a wild ride of retribution and romance!

What Works Well

I particularly enjoyed the mystery surrounding Li Fenglan's death and rebirth. Unraveling the events of his past life, piece by piece, kept me hooked. The author does a solid job of creating a world where misunderstandings run deep, and the characters are forced to confront their past mistakes. I also appreciated how the story focused more on character relationships and plot than heavy cultivation elements. While some might find this a drawback, I thought it allowed for a more emotionally resonant narrative. The slow-burn romance between the MC and the eventual ML was well-executed, building on a foundation of trust and understanding that felt genuinely earned. Plus, the side characters, especially the beast companions, added a touch of levity and charm. Many readers praised the fact that the MC doesn't immediately forgive those who wronged him, which I also appreciated.

Areas of Concern

While I enjoyed the overall story, I can see where some readers might find it lacking. The pacing can feel slow at times, and the cultivation aspects are definitely secondary to the plot and relationships. Several readers mentioned the romance felt a bit vanilla and could have used more development. Also, some found the reveals predictable, and the ending somewhat rushed. Personally, I didn't mind the more gentle romance, but I do agree that some of the side characters' arcs felt underdeveloped.

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Final Verdict

Overall, "The Whole Cultivation World Wants To Revive The Venerable" is an enjoyable read for those who appreciate a good mystery, a misunderstood protagonist, and a slow-burn romance with a satisfying resolution. While it may not be the most groundbreaking xianxia novel, it offers a compelling story with well-developed characters and a satisfying conclusion. I'd recommend it to anyone looking for a lighter, character-driven cultivation tale.