
The Immortal in the Sword
剑中仙
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 7.3M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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See allLooking for Novels Written by True Cultivators
I've read too many novels! Is there one written by a real cultivator? I mean a genuine one.
Looking for Traditional Cultivation Novels Where the Protagonist Joins a Sect Normally: No Transmigration, No Rebirth
I’m out of books to read and want a proper, traditional cultivation novel. No transmigration or rebirth, just the usual apprenticeship and joining a sect. I don’t mind whether there’s a couple. I especially want a long, detailed story. Thanks!
Highly Rated Mortal Cultivation Stories Without a System
Ranked: The Best Blood-Pumping Fantasy Novels
Brothers, recommend some books! Seasoned readers, gather round!
Peak Xuanhuan Novels
Those Overlooked Masterpieces
Looking for books like First-Rate! (First-Rate). Good books shouldn't be buried!
Genius Older Brothers From the Start. I'm Sick of Underdog Stories, and No Villains
Looking for books like "Under Heaven".
More Than 5,000 Chapters
More than 5,000 chapters.
A Pure Sword Cultivator, Utterly Devoted: Body as Sword, Heart as Sword, the Ultimate Sword
The pinnacle of swordsmanship: the soul is a sword, and the realm of the sword is vast and magnificent. An utterly invincible talent, forging the supreme glory of the sword path, crushing the geniuses of all ages. A sword cultivator whose name resounds through past and present, making gods and demons tremble and all the heavens bow. Heaven and earth fall into ruin, across the eight wastelands and six directions, throughout the cosmos.
A Young Man in White, a Long Sword in Hand, Able to Slay Gods
A Traditional Fantasy Where the Talented Protagonist Enters a Sect Through Examination Without Playing the Pig to Eat the Tiger
Any Sword Immortal Novels?
Everyone’s welcome to discuss novels here.
Male-Oriented Cultivation Novels with a Male Lead Devoted to Cultivation, Great Talent, and No Harem
Please recommend lots of them
System Novels With More Than 5,000 Chapters
System
Fantasy with One Female Lead
Any fantasy novels where the male lead has only one wife? Or stories where the female lead is reborn and the male lead respects her? I don't want him acting like he's in heat and forcing a kiss on her after they've only met once.
White-Robed Sword Immortal Returns in Glory, His Sword Shaking the World and His Swordsmanship Unrivaled
A white-robed sword immortal, whose sword shocks the world and whose swordsmanship is unrivaled, with heaven-defying talent and comprehension. No System, and either one female lead or none.
Novels with Peerless Swordsmanship Talent and an Impressive Background
Looking for books similar to Two Swords. Recommend novels with ridiculously talented protagonists and impressive backgrounds.
Any Traditional Xuanhuan or Xianxia Novels?
Let the world change as it will, I have sword energy blazing like a rainbow.
Sword Cultivators with Clearly Defined Sword Dao Realms, and a Talented, Steady, Serious Protagonist
Something like "Sword Sovereign", with frequent fights against talented peers of the same generation and a gradually expanding setting. Don’t throw a massive world at me right from the start.
Looking for a Sword-Cultivation Novel Focused Entirely on the Sword, Preferably with No Heroine
No Rebirth, Just Sword Cultivation: Sword Force, Sword Intent, and Sword Domain
No More of the Same Old Clichés
Looking for books similar to Love in the Mortal World with the Ghost Lord. New book, updated regularly.
Looking for Cultivation or Xuanhuan Novels With Rigorous, Logical Plots, Smart Characters, and Good Humor
Sword Cultivators, the Way of the Sword, Sword Intent, Traditional Fantasy!
Recommend a few books, please. I haven’t had anything to read in ages.
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I Have a Sword That Can Right Every Wrong in the World
Clash of Blades
I Became a Sword Immortal by Lying Low, Then Split All Laws with One Strike
The Ancient Sword Soars Through the Heavens
Chronicles of Thought and Action
The Sword God and Pill Emperor
The Sword and Saber Manual
The Senior Brother’s Sword
Qianyuan Sword
The Sword Immortal Who Loves His Liquor
I Slay Ghosts and Gods with a Wooden Sword
Max-Level Swordsmanship Insight: Fifty Years of Collecting Swords in Sword Prison
The Art of the Wuji Sword
Sword Venerable of Ten Thousand Domains
A Single Sword Is the Dao
Shattering Chaos
The Good-for-Nothing Awakens the Sword Emperor's Soul, and All Ages Bow
Heaven-Defying Sword Cultivator
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Overall, this book is well-developed and captivating. It avoids solidifying the characters' personalities, portraying them neither as saintly saints nor arbitrarily ruthless killers. Furthermore, the protagonist isn't the only one progressing throughout the story; the three members of Peach Blossom Spring are all present and supportive.
It's somewhat similar to "A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality," which is the kind of story I like. It's much more realistic than those stories about ascending to immortality with a group of people.
It's super good; unlike other novels where the male protagonist wins every major competition...
You'll never find another novel as captivating as this one, one that makes you feel completely immersed and leaves you wanting more.
Unlike typical wish-fulfillment novels, tragic stories, or those where the protagonist pretends to be weak while actually being strong, this one is really good and incredibly engaging. I'm not a shill; I initially went in with the intention of giving it a critical look, but it's genuinely good.
As a picky bookworm with over a decade of reading experience, I have nothing to say about this book. It doesn't have an exaggerated protagonist storyline; the writing is very tight and engaging.
The biggest advantage of this book is the age of the protagonist. Unlike other novels where the protagonist is no more than a hundred years old, this book features a normal age. In addition, unlike other books, this book does not constantly stir up trouble. It is not high-profile in comparison. Furthermore, it begins with the martial arts world and the entire book is set in the martial arts world, so it is not monotonous or boring.
I read this book two years ago. The writing style is captivating, the content is unpretentious, and the author uses magnificent prose to create a vast world, and it's not a harem story. This isn't just the protagonist's world; everyone is showing their true colors.
Just read my comments, don't read any other spoilers. The first 100 chapters were all very interesting. I've only listened to a little over 100. Still following along, this is really good, okay. That's all. It should be a story without a female lead.
This book deserves full marks. It mainly tells the story of a gifted boy who cultivates at a snail's pace. Although his eyes are closed, a glint of light flashes in them, followed by a bitter smile... A flash of light... A bitter smile... A flash of light... A bitter smile... A flash of light... A bitter smile... A flash of light... And so on, with the glint of light flashing repeatedly.