Beware of Chicken 2: A Xianxia Cultivation Novel

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In xianxia novels, this is where the protagonist would immediately identify the plant, spouting that it was some rare so and so root of six elixirs or something, but quite frankly, I had no fucking clue what it was. Casualfarmer started writing after listening to his parents’ stories on their long drives to visit relatives. Jin was kind of an idiot for not getting out of the way in time when the little shit wanted to fuck somebody up, but at least there was no meridian destroying because "the commoner was so beneath him". Both she and Tigu have regular spars, though they also both have their own demons that they’re contending with.

I seem to have exposed myself to a lot of stories with heavy themes, high stakes, nasty characters, and hard times. You don't usually expect compelling stories about the journeys of a fish, a cat and a chicken, but they are. Une relative accalmie dans ce second tome nous prépare au volume 3, qui promet une forte dose d'action avec son tournoi. This is also a story where your farm cat turns into a human so she can enter the martial arts tournament and your koi fish that washes the dishes fights a giant turtle so he can turn into dragon and your chicken goes on a quest to reach the next level of understanding in his cultivation journey.It is very well written and has that special quality that keeps you hooked on finding out what happens in the next chapter! When he finally reached the sect, he was labelled as a mediocre talent, and was relegated to performing petty tasks around the sect, like watering spiritual herbs. In a later one though a similar exchange is described like this: ‘Two forms blurred through the night, cutting across the forest like dervishes. The story contains a lot of comedy, but beyond that there's a plot, fights, progression and foreshadowed threats and other events in the horizon for the second book. Which allows him to hang a giant nope sign on the future he's currently on and find somewhere to live quietly on his own farm.

There definitely won’t be any Heavenly Tribulations, ancient formations, or cultivator issues to deal with . However, the protagonist Jin Rou, or rather the person that transmigrated into his body, has no interest in ascending to the heavens, becoming the most powerful cultivator known to mankind, or even defeating the hordes of demons ravaging the land. I've slowly been reading this on RoyalRoad as chapters come out and haven't really taken the time yet to read each book as a whole. But it had the benefit of sparking curiosity and led me to want to understand the popularity of some of these sub-subgenres that largely come from serial web fiction.And I'm getting the fuck out of here, and far away from all the sword formations and Grand demonic dick punches or whatever the fuck these chuuni bastards spout.