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A poor orphan, who lost both parents, stumbles upon a mysterious space and embarks on the path of cultivating immortality. From then on, he cultivates spiritual herbs, refines immortal pills, opens a shop, practices military formations, and establishes an immortal kingdom…

This story is about cultivating immortality and farming, focusing on ordinary people rather than heroic characters.

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Immortal Space
仙道空间
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velga
velga rated it
June 1, 2024
Status: c730
Novel's premise is good but at the start I didn't feel like he was using his powers like he should, but as kept reading more and more, he did many things that he couldn't do before.

The thing is mc's spirit body can only enter space and his body has to remain immobile outside. So it cannot be used as a safe guard for the MC. However he uses this space for many purposes as the story progresses.

  1. MC grows various Elixers and Medicinal Ingredients in this space.
  2. MC takes adavantage of this excess access to these raw materials to practice his alchemy and refining skill.
  3. MC uses this space to learn and read many material and books that would take someone else decades outside the space due to time distortion.
  4. Any creature in any condition cannot enter the space, but, MC using eggs of bees and creates a formidable army and defeat opponent inscent world waging war against their's.
  5. There are many realms in this novel and mc's kingdom starts conquering many other realms.
In the end, I would say if you like kingdom building and that at fast pace too, this is the novel for you.
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rhianirory
rhianirory rated it
January 10, 2024
Status: c62
I haven't read many xianxia that give the MC subordinates almost from the get go unless they are part of a clan, so that was interesting. The author is sometimes vague and skips over important things like three years of war but then focuses for several detailed chapters on alchemy or experimenting with spirit tools.

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the MC basically goes from poor orphan to general in a paragraph

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it's been a typical xianxia so far. My rating atm is 3.5
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Cute Potato
Cute Potato rated it
May 24, 2024
Status: c199
Honestly, this feels rather flat.

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The MC is the low-key/mastermind type of MC, who rather hides his abilities than being in the limelight, so he often pretended to be at the bottom of the hierarchy, I've seen this many times in recent novels where the trend seems to be pretending to be an absolute tr*sh just to invite bullying, though thankfully in this particular novel there was almost no bullying, at most it's hidden contempt.

The cheat is a space where the time goes faster. It's underutilized since the MC only used it to plant spirit herbs and store things.

The whole novel feels flat because the author doesn't know how to write emotions, to the point that the whole thing feels like it could've been written by AI. For example, the MC's brother was taken away by a strong sect due to his good talent. The whole scene was just like, "Okay, you should just go." Minimal emotions and no impact. Then years later the two met, the little brother was under attack but saved by the MC, after the fight the next paragraph is about the two walking together looking for resources. No hug, no tears, no heartfelt conversations or catching up, no emotions, no nothing. One scene fight and the next is the two walking nonchalantly.

The whole novel is like that, no blood-pumping action (I'm not talking about fight scenes, but rather scenes that would grip you and compel you to press that "next chapter" icon), no frustration due to bullying followed by satisfying face-slapping/payoff, no rage, no humor, just the MC doing his chores (gardening, studying alchemy, building his business), everything just flat.

This isn't the popcorn/tr*shy novel type, and actually quite decent if you like this type of sedated reads, but TBH I would rather read tr*shy but entertaining novels than this.

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onlycrimson123
onlycrimson123 rated it
January 9, 2024
Status: c16
TL;DR: Slow, traditional Wuxia at least in the earlier chapters, with some plot and translation inconsistencies.

The description of this novel is relatively misleading. Before I started, I believed that the main character would stumble upon a cultivator's abode and, upon exiting, live the life of a cultivator. That is not the case at all.

This is a very traditional Wuxia from what I have read. The main character stumbles upon a treasure and, relying on it, he slowly rises to become stronger.

The "space" that is referenced in the description is the... more>> equivalent of a storage ring in Xianxia novels. The main differences are that time passes 20-30 times faster in it and it allows the growing of any plants in it with boosted medicinal effects. This is a slow-burn kind of power, nothing that will allow him to immediately rise to power, and fully suits the setting of a Wuxia.

There are no glaring issues in this novel. The translation errors generally don't hinder my understanding of the book's contents. An example is "winehouse" was translated as "Wan Shi Jiu Fang." This confused me at first glance, but the context clues in the following paragraphs allowed me to understand it regardless. For the rest of the book, besides these one-off instances, the translation is actually above-average compared to many other translation groups.

The plot inconsistencies are not glaring as well, just sometimes slightly annoying. For example, there was a fight between 5 people and a large snake. The snake raised its tail and was about to swing down on two people laying on the ground. In the time between it raising its tail and striking down on those people, another character climbed up vines to a clifftop, then carefully extracted numerous plants (which were stated to be particularly fragile), then climbed back down from the clifftop, then ran over to the two people laying on the ground, then took both of those people and ran out of the range of the snake's tail. The character who did all of this wasn't even superhuman, he was just an average guy, while the snake was a monster of extraordinary strength. To put it in a much less wordy way, it is entirely unrealistic.

Another example is the way the character's strength progressed. The main character's brother is said to be an extremely talented genius and he breaks through a certain realm in 6 months. The main character has the cheat of overpowered medicinal plants and also breaks through that realm at approximately the same time. But then it is offhandedly mentioned later that every single one of MC's friends, three in total, also broke through in the same amount of time. How is that possible? Who knows, the author wrote one sentence saying it then moved on.

It is not the largest flaw, but it is worth mentioning.

Regardless, I would recommend this novel if you are into traditional slow-paced Wuxias. It is not something I'm into so I will not read further, but I am sure many will like this novel. <<less
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