
A Cannon Fodder’s Guide to Cultivation
炮灰修仙攻略
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Romance
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
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See allLooking for Traditional Cultivation Novels with a Highly Talented Female Lead
Nothing edgy or comedic, and no stories about a transmigrated villainess being suppressed by the original heroine's Heavenly Dao. Also, not too many obnoxious side characters. I'm so tired of face-slapping, abusing scumbags, and blood feuds. I want something like Record of an Ordinary Woman's Ascension to Immortality.
Are There Any Novels About Cultivating Immortality in Another World? Recommendations, Please
I'm in a reading slump.
Cultivation: A Noble Heroine Cherished by Her Family, With Great Talent and Strength
No fake sweethearts or self-righteous saints. Something like Shui Qianzhu's works.
Fantasy, Cultivation, Romance, and Secrets Beneath the Surface
Looking for books similar to "Human Desires".
Looking for Good Rebirth Stories About a Female Lead Who Cultivates Immortality
Please recommend some good cultivation novels with a reborn heroine.
Transmigrate Into a Book, Reborn, Cultivation
A female supporting character, preferably in a master-and-disciple story with a female master and male disciple. That’s fine if there isn’t one, as long as it’s mainly about cultivation.
Looking for Cultivation Novels Where the Protagonist Levels Up Quickly and Doesn't Hide Their Strength
In most cultivation novels, the protagonist is incredibly powerful but keeps hiding it. It makes me so mad.
Stories Where the Cultivating Female Lead Wows Everyone
Any Good Xianxia Novels? Please Share Your Recommendations
Looking for books similar to Proving the Dao at the Primordial Beginning (The Sun God Is Immortal). Please do not recommend those formulaic xianxia novels, such as ones where the protagonist is invincible from the start, cancels an arranged engagement from the start, builds the strongest sect, pursues immortality, is reborn after an emperor's death, or becomes a villain and is targeted by everyone.
Cultivation Stories With a Female Sword Cultivator
Anyone Have a Cultivation Story Where the Team Outcast Becomes the Team Favorite, With No Female Lead?
Transmigrate Into a Book + Cultivation, Martial Arts, or Fantasy
I want to read a story where the heroine wins the hero over little by little with her adorable personality. For example, my favorite book, The Guide to Capturing a Black Lotus, has such a sweet romance between Miaomiao and Ziqi. Ideally, it would be a completed novel, but if it’s good, that’s fine too, haha.
Cultivation Stories Where the Female Lead Doesn't Get Pushed Around
Female Lead Cultivates Immortality, Transmigrates, Gets a System, and Is Hilarious
I have to recommend this book!!! A hilarious cultivation story with a lighthearted, lively feel. The male lead is sharp-tongued and powerful!
Cultivation: A Gentle Female Lead Has Been Plotting to Win Over the Male Lead for a Long Time
A male lead with a lazy, laid-back personality
Cultivation, Transmigrate into a Book, Romance with a Senior Brother, No Cold and Aloof Leads, Both Strong
Any Good Cultivation Novels? Help a Reader Out
I'm looking for a sweet romance where the heroine and hero are fellow disciples, or belong to different sects but happen to meet. It absolutely has to be sweet! Please, all you amazing authors (·◇·), help me out! Save this poor reader!
I Feel Like I’ve Read Every Quick Transmigration Novel. Waaaah, I Can’t Find Anything Good
I want books like Quick Transmigration: The Rebirth of a Scumbag's Redemption.
No Romance Pairings, Great Writing, Lots of Unexpected Plot Twists, Never Boring, and Not Too Mainstream
Something with an O. Henry-style twist ending, or the healing redemption of "The Shawshank Redemption", or a series of little stories that are sad yet tender...
Please Recommend Historical Cultivation Novels
Please recommend ancient-era cultivation novels with a reborn or transmigrated protagonist, spirit pets or spirit plants, and artifact crafting, alchemy, formations, or talismans. No angst!
Cultivation Novels, No Romance, Either Male- or Female-Oriented, Preferably Complete
Completed cultivation novels, please. Keeping up with ongoing ones is exhausting.
Fantasy Cultivation Stories With Transmigration, These Books Are All Great, Come Take a Look
Looking for books like I Gamble with Spirits in Another World.
A Beloved Cultivation Cannon Fodder! Preferably a Gentle One
Can anyone recommend stories where a male supporting character who was cannon fodder in the cultivation world becomes irresistible to everyone? With senior and junior brothers (!!), and preferably no romance. Please!
Ever Since I Read Qin Shu, Nothing Else Interests Me. Looking for Fanfiction or Cultivation Novels
Looking for books like I’m Getting Caught Up in Internal Strife in the Cultivation World (Immortal Lady).
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A Cannon Fodder Who Doesn’t Want to Live Isn’t a Worthy Female Side Character
The Heroine Says, 'If I Can Cultivate Immortality, Why Bother with Domestic Schemes?'
The Long Road to Immortality: Ascending to the Clouds
Cultivation Chronicles
The Adorable Cultivation Prodigy
The Female Immortal Who Stole from Heaven
Reborn, I Picked Up a Junior Disciple on a Whim, and He Turned Out to Be the Demon Lord
The Leisurely Path to Immortality
A New Immortal Is Born
I Cultivate Immortality with Cheats
Protect the Demon Venerable
Transmigrate Into a Book: The Supporting Female Character Just Wants Some Peace
The Supporting Female Cultivator: A Cannon Fodder Who Forges Her Own Path
The Villainess's Laid-Back Daily Life
A Secret Romance with My Senior Brother in the Immortal Mansion
Immortality Without End
Cultivating Immortality: I'm the Real Female Lead
The Chronicle of Qingyao's Madness
Peach Blossoms Abound in the Immortal Realm
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The female protagonist of this novel is constantly on the run, facing one disaster after another. The romance between the male and female leads is minimal, and the ending, an epilogue, is somewhat vague. However, it is precisely this that makes the novel unique, and I still quite enjoyed it.
The female lead suffers a lot throughout her life, largely because she is confined by the original script and refuses to follow it. Instead, she tries to force the plot forward, which sometimes feels like she's just asking for trouble. Although it was a miserable experience, it was also a resilient one.
This female protagonist is incredibly powerful. She's either too hungry to fight, too busy saving people to fight, or has other constraints that prevent her from fighting, yet she still manages to reach the pinnacle of life.
This is the best fantasy novel I've ever read. It doesn't feature dual cultivation; it's a story about a female protagonist who goes through immense hardship just to survive. She relies entirely on her own efforts, encountering various fortuitous events while escaping, to ultimately reach the pinnacle of her life.
This book is very well written. It's based on a story about a person who transmigrates into another world, strives to change their fate, ultimately reverses their doom, and becomes powerful. From the first time Yi appeared, I had a feeling he was the male lead, and he appeared many times afterward. If I were the female lead, I would also choose Yi.
The female protagonist is either injured or on her way to being injured, surviving several near-death experiences. She has a somewhat carefree personality, but the ending is still very satisfying to read. The author's subject matter is very fresh, the plot unfolds seamlessly, and there's no weak ending. She is a capable author.
I'm unsure which star rating to give. Content-wise: First, this isn't a lighthearted read; it's quite depressing overall. Second, it's a female-centric story; the male lead is only a minor character, with very little screen time. Every character experiences hardship, whether it's life-or-death situations, family ruin, or something similar.
This is the most tragic female protagonist I've ever read in Tomato Novels; she gets injured almost every two or three chapters. Such a pitiful female protagonist!
I've finished reading it, and I think one of the readers was right. The initial framework was excellent, and while the middle and later parts dragged a bit, you could feel the author's dedication. I almost skipped to the ending around chapter 300 or 400, but I managed to hold back and read to the very end. The ending was quite good. (Phew~ I continued reading from chapter 200 onwards today, it took me a whole day, but I finally finished it, so it didn't disappoint me!)
This is the most arduous journey I've ever seen for the female lead in any novel. The female lead, Yun Ji, went through countless hardships to be with the male lead, Long Qi, and finally became an immortal, achieving a happy life! The middle part of the story was incredibly heart-wrenching; Yun Ji suffered so much. Thankfully, it had a perfect ending!