The Great Mystic War Chronicles
太玄战记
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Traditional Eastern Fantasy
- Updated
- 8y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Looking for Traditional Fantasy You Can Read All Night
Unputdownable Novels You Have to Read All Night Long!!
Looking for books like I Used Taoist Arts to Empty My Enemy's Storehouses in Another World.
Cultivation Novels Set in the Celestial Court and Underworld of Huaxia, No System
I'd like historical figures such as Qin Shi Huang or famous generals to appear during the cultivation journey. At first, the enemies could be ghosts and monsters from the underworld, and the protagonist could be a powerful being reincarnated or something like that.
There Are No Decent Fantasy Novels Left. Prove Me Wrong and Recommend a Masterpiece!
Authentic Taoist Novels, No System, No Becoming a God
Looking for Cultivation from Qi Refining and Foundation Building to Golden Core and Nascent Soul, From the Mortal Realm to the Immortal, Divine, and Sacred Realms
Authentic Taoist Novels About Orthodox Taoist Heirs
I'm looking for books like *The Daoist's Exorcism*. No Five Deficiencies and Three Lacks, and don't kill off the protagonist's grandpa or grandma from the start. I want him to find a demon or monster for a wife. Something like *The Daoist's Exorcism*.
Taoist Fiction Only. No Non-Taoist Stories
Novels About Taoist Priests
In times of prosperity, the Buddhist temple gathers incense offerings; in troubled times, Lord Laozi saves the people. Boundless Life Buddha.
Looking for Traditional Xuanhuan: No System, No Wild Ideas
Any Taoist Novels That Feel a Little More Realistic?
A somewhat realistic novel about Taoist priests, based on the author’s own experiences, with practical knowledge you can actually learn.
Looking for Stories with a Lonely, Tormented, Despairing, Sorrowful, Invincible Hero, Preferably in Genshin Impact
A story about a male lead wandering alone, radiating pain and sorrow, getting hurt over and over, yet incredibly powerful. Preferably a Genshin Impact or other anime/game crossover, invincible protagonist, male-oriented.
The Protagonist Accidentally Inherits a Taoist Legacy and Becomes a Total Badass
Eastern Fantasy Vs. Western Magic
Please, all you experts, give me something to read, wwww~ I'm out of reading material.
Ancient Taoist Novels, Bring Them On
Ancient setting, Taoist priests
Historical Transmigration Novels Without a System, with Solid Logic and Realism. Recommendations, Please
Recommend a Few Good Novels
My favorite author is Feng Yu Jiu Qiu. Of his books, including "The Tattered Robe," "Guiyi," "Can Tian," "Zi Yang," "Qi Yu Qian Nian," and "Tai Xuan Zhan Ji," I still like "The Tattered Robe" best.
Taoists and Taoist Temples, with No Female Lead or Just One
The setting doesn't matter, and a System is optional
Traditional Xuanhuan, Please
Who Has Er Gen's Renegade Immortal on Their Bookshelf?
Taoist Stories Where the Protagonist Can Cast Spells on the Fly and Fight Without Talismans or Props
Anything except the Taishang series. No female lead, and the protagonist should be impressive from the start, with no need to level up.
I'm Out of Books. Any Recommendations Funnier and Better Than This One?
Looking for something like *Call Me the Corpse Ancestor: Starting by Refining My Personal Corpse*. I was just browsing around and clicked because of the title, and it didn’t disappoint. But three chapters a day is way too slow 😢😢😢
Fantasy Stories About Taoist Priests
Taoist Novels: No Apprenticeship Under Uncle Jiu, No Female Characters
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Feng Yu Jiuqiu's books are very deep, with plots that are ups and downs, and tear-jerking. He is very familiar with the content of Taoism. Unfortunately, Tomato often has missing words out of chapters, which makes me often have to copy and paste them to other reading software for future Taoist friends to learn and exchange, so as to further succeed in cultivating immortality.
Very beautiful! I watched it years ago and this is the second time! I have read almost all of Feng Yu Jiuqiu's books, and every one of them is a classic!
Jiuqiu's books are unique. After reading all his books, it is difficult to find other similar ones, almost none. Although the author's book is a fantasy novel, the author is very knowledgeable about history, especially Taoism and Buddhism. The novel promotes traditional Chinese culture, promotes positive energy, and closely adheres to historical facts. It makes people put it down and want to put it down!
Good! It describes the world of cultivation with the background of ancient history, which is very beautiful and wonderful.
After reading the author's five masterpieces, my favorite is (Purple Sun). Thank you in purple!
Bastard Jiuqiu, he always writes open endings and writes so many regrettable plots. Those regrets give people a deep sense of powerlessness, which is heart-wrenching! I always thought that the prince could be resurrected, but in the end I couldn't see it. Si Miao's story is also hard to describe. And Ming Yue didn't forget to leave various supplies and items for Wu Dongfang when she woke up early. She always arranged everything for Wu carefully, regardless of herself, and the last words she left were just like talking to him every day, which made people heartache. The dead bones in the coffin are simply heart-wrenching. Xin Tong and Xun Shuang also risked their lives for Wu Fen. Xun Shuang finally had an explanation. Xin Tong was really sorry. The final ending was really hasty. Although there was foreshadowing of the fake Director Hu, there was no follow-up after all. I hope I can return to Xia Dynasty and make amends with them. Jiuqiu's books are always like this. The narrative is relatively flat at the beginning, and the plot begins to fluctuate in the middle and late stages. In the end, it always ends with a regretful tragedy, which is really uncomfortable. But I have to say that the writing is really great, the details are well described, the characters are well drawn, and the plot is also good. It's a good book.
I accidentally found this very good book in the collection of books. It is also a completed version. It has more than 90 chapters. The plot and rhythm are very reasonable. I hope you will not be disappointed in the follow-up. It is worth reading.
Look at Feng Yun Jiuqiu's works. The storyline is very detailed. I think it's great. I have read all of his works. The current work is Changsheng and is being read. Very good.
The writing style is interesting and rigorous, and he is a writer I have rarely encountered in my many years of reading novels.
This book is very interesting and has a very tragic ending. The endings of Wu Dongfang's two lovers make people cry. It is such a painful life to wait in an era when you have no relatives and no one belongs to you. I don't understand why Wu Dongfang returned to his own world and deceived his friends and lovers.