ASplashOfMusic
When I found out about the existence of webnovels, I felt like I just discovered a gold mine. I like rebirth, transmigration, and system stories but cultivation novels with such aspects are debatable.
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ASplashOfMusic3 years agoReplied to ImoclaYep, China does count age that way
- ASplashOfMusic3 years agoReplied to Eugene_Piotter
4 is an unlucky number for the Chinese bc 4 in Chinese sounds just like the CN word for death. I'm guessing that's also the reason why there's no 14
- ASplashOfMusic4 years agoCommented
What a red flag XD
- ASplashOfMusic4 years agoReplied to KiIIuaZoldyck
wth, what kind of premium coffee is that?
- ASplashOfMusic4 years agoReplied to Cakeman08
Her words are poisoned with bad luck because after she praised him for his military prowess, he was suddenly defeated in battle. You would say someone's words are poisoned milk when they say something or praise someone and the opposite happens.
- ASplashOfMusic4 years agoReplied to budhist
you'd think these translators/editors would localize at least that
- ASplashOfMusic4 years agoReplied to The_Good_Devil
Could Xia be from Huaxia? That's still an ancient term referring to China.
- ASplashOfMusic4 years agoReplied to MikeN
they all probably flew away from that place to escape from their kidnapper
- ASplashOfMusic4 years agoReplied to SauceMaster64
And that's why that's not the only test, right? There's other tests to determine whether they truly are talented. Besides, it's not like the elders don't have eyes
- ASplashOfMusic4 years agoCommented
Eh... if you think about it, it gives the author a convenient reason for why the details of their cultivation system is so Chinese-inspired. That way, they don't have to incorporate other cultures as well