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*A Record Of Mortal’s Journey To Immortality Episode 173 English Sub
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Download A Record Of Mortal’s Journey To Immortality Season 4 Episode 49 [173] Multiple Subtitles
Yes keep doing all these long flashy fight scenes, speeches and multiple angle shots to drag out the story and shorten the duration of the donghua to only 15 mins so they could make 20,0000 episodes and drag it to 20 years but then had to cancel the entire show halfway down the line in 10 years due to studio shutdown, change of priority to concentrate in other donghua like One Punch Man or just simply audience lost interest in cultivation donghuas by that time.
NobleEagle, your “critique” is pure noise again. The pacing is exactly what makes this donghua stand out—tight, deliberate, and narratively rich. Storytelling here is unmatched; no other series balances philosophical depth with action this seamlessly. Unlike the shallow productions that chase flashy combat at the expense of plot, these producers refuse to sacrifice narrative integrity.
If you find yourself impatient, maybe that’s on you—not the series. Try watching from the very beginning instead of cherry‑picking episodes. You’ll see the pacing is not only perfect, it’s essential. Sure, episodes could be longer or released twice a week, but that’s a production constraint, not a storytelling flaw.
And if this “drags” for 20 years, then that’s 20 years of entertainment—a gift, not a problem.
Bottom line: this is the #1 donghua worldwide, and dismissing it because you can’t sit still long enough to appreciate the craft says more about your attention span than the show itself. 😉
@NobleEagle….I’ve got to agree with Pat. this is what most anime and dounghua is missing that makes a series soo great. Without these details and pacing the storytelling, the plot and the outcomes in the fights would be soo lack luster. If you don’t like it, go watch something else…
@NobleEagle….I’ve got to agree with Pat. Without these details and pacing the storytelling, the plot and the outcomes in the fights would be soo lack luster. This is what most animes and dounghuas are missing that makes a series soo great and overall show soo great… If you don’t like it, go watch something else…
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What an action-packed battle 🔥🔥🔥
Han Li is just badass and aura farming 🔥🔥
Yes keep doing all these long flashy fight scenes, speeches and multiple angle shots to drag out the story and shorten the duration of the donghua to only 15 mins so they could make 20,0000 episodes and drag it to 20 years but then had to cancel the entire show halfway down the line in 10 years due to studio shutdown, change of priority to concentrate in other donghua like One Punch Man or just simply audience lost interest in cultivation donghuas by that time.
NobleEagle, your “critique” is pure noise again. The pacing is exactly what makes this donghua stand out—tight, deliberate, and narratively rich. Storytelling here is unmatched; no other series balances philosophical depth with action this seamlessly. Unlike the shallow productions that chase flashy combat at the expense of plot, these producers refuse to sacrifice narrative integrity.
If you find yourself impatient, maybe that’s on you—not the series. Try watching from the very beginning instead of cherry‑picking episodes. You’ll see the pacing is not only perfect, it’s essential. Sure, episodes could be longer or released twice a week, but that’s a production constraint, not a storytelling flaw.
And if this “drags” for 20 years, then that’s 20 years of entertainment—a gift, not a problem.
Bottom line: this is the #1 donghua worldwide, and dismissing it because you can’t sit still long enough to appreciate the craft says more about your attention span than the show itself. 😉
@NobleEagle….I’ve got to agree with Pat. this is what most anime and dounghua is missing that makes a series soo great. Without these details and pacing the storytelling, the plot and the outcomes in the fights would be soo lack luster. If you don’t like it, go watch something else…
@NobleEagle….I’ve got to agree with Pat. Without these details and pacing the storytelling, the plot and the outcomes in the fights would be soo lack luster. This is what most animes and dounghuas are missing that makes a series soo great and overall show soo great… If you don’t like it, go watch something else…
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15 mins is just tight in general. I do wish the episodes were longer and more happened in them