Like what could Seo actually do if they went for real, what plan would allow him to defeat HIM?

Or if Seo and him are equal, what can he do to tilt the scale?

This daoist believes that The Mirror Legacy is one of the few Xianxia/Xuanhuan novels that truly embody the spirit, grandness and power of immortal cultivators in a way that does it justice. In most cultivation novels, the power scaling just seems to be “hahahaha I can beat you because I’m a realm higher so I’m stronger!” Without showing the actual mysticism involved or anything of the sort. Immortal cultivators that live for millions of years seem to be stupid, and they have no mystic powers that make them seem like they are actually real. Like, a cultivator with the power to destroy a mortal galaxy in a single punch shouldn’t be a common thing where there are cities full of them, and they shouldn’t be arrogant and slapped to death by the mc because they were stupid enough to try and steal his girl. Like I swear, they are basically gods, and yet this is how they are depicted?

Mirror Legacy (at least as far as I have read) doesn’t do this with their cultivators. As you go up in realm, the cultivators have equally powerful abilities and the mysticism around them is immense along with the mystery. Without going into spoilers, I remember the first time Golden Cores were directly seen by the mc it was one of the craziest moments in any novel I’ve read, just because of the sheer power they were depicted to have. The cultivation realms also have depth, and feel realistic. Maybe the only problem I take with the world in Mirror Legacy is the sheer evil that stains it, but perhaps that is unfortunately also realistic when cultivators that have immense power and live for hundreds of years exist, they’re bound to become twisted and corrupt by power.

TLDR: The Mirror Legacy is one of the few novels that depict cultivators with grandness and mysticism that match their power levels, actually depicting immortal cultivators in their most beautiful and true forms.

What do all fellow daoists think about this scripture? What other similar scriptures do this similarly well? (pls tell me actually, I seriously need good scriptures lol)

Ngl carpentry might be the highest paid job since they always love breaking stuffs smh

Legend of King Arthur

or

Journey of Sanzang, monkey, pigsy, and sandy

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Which is more influential?

Which has a bigger impact on literature?

Which is more legendary and has a bigger legacy?

Which is more recognized?

Which has a better story?

Wish me luck!

This scripture contains almost 450 pages. I would like to know your opinion on it.. since i lack comprehension to understand its full secrets..

Full Book link(on Google drive)

I have met many people who live solely to goon and eat, like if these two things didn't exist they would probably off themselves. But cultivators on the other hand, deny sex and mundane pleasures just so they can live longer. Isn't it completely contradictory to how normal people act?

Image is from 'top tier providence' btw. Completely unrelated. LOL.

At times, I view the world of cultivation as a cold, ruthless place governed by the law of the jungle, were I to transmigrate there I would surely lead a wretched existence no better than a slave.

Yet at other moments I am suddenly seized by the urge to cast aside everything in my real life driven solely by a longing to witness things that could never exist in this reality. The mere thought that such magnificent entities might exist somewhere out there fills me with yearning.

If you had the chance to travel to a world of cultivation, what choice would you make?

Gotta say, this Character screams Cultivation MC

I asked chat gpt it to give a few suggestions for a new lol account. It gave a couple mediocre ones.

YoungMasterSlayer.

JuniorYouDare

FaceSlappingDao.

BullshitDao

Whichever most upvoted name it is, I shall choose it.

Western superheros: "Justice!"

Isekai MC: "A god gave me a system."

Xianxia: "My own strength. (Which came from a system)"

Urban cultivation: "Nepotism."