A Hundred Thousand Years of Cultivation
修仙十万年
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.0M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Traditional Eastern Fantasy
- Updated
- 7y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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Modern City + Cultivation + Storage Ring + Treasure Hunting + Power Fantasy
Give Me Some Traditional Cultivation Novels. No Idiot Protagonists
Suddenly in the Mood for Cultivation Stories, the Kind Without a System
I'm out of books to read. Looking for something that holds up well.
Are There Really No Fantasy Farming Novels? Growing Spirit Herbs, Raising Spirit Beasts, and Selling Them
Xuanhuan farming
Qi Refining, Foundation Establishment, Golden Core, Nascent Soul, Incarnation; Weapons Like Halberds, Spears, and Clubs
Qi Refining, Foundation Establishment, Golden Core, Nascent Soul. The Protagonist Has a Golden Finger and Needs to Keep a Low Profile
I’m out of books to read. Book experts, bring out your treasured cultivation novels!
Completed Novels With 5,000 Chapters
Great Books, Highly Recommended
Looking for something like Is This My Destiny, the Villain? Then What Am I, the Child of Fortune?! The idea of looking at today's xianxia and fantasy cultivation stories from another angle really works. Personally, I think it's great: it doesn't drag things out or use any other tired old tropes. And...
Sci-Fi, Interstellar, Over a Thousand Chapters, and Complete
No books with only a few hundred chapters. No books with only a few hundred chapters. No books with only a few hundred chapters. Repeating important things three times
I Am the Immortal Emperor, So Why Aren't You Kneeling? The Young Man: It Has Only Been One Hundred Thousand Years, and You Already Don't Recognize Your Master
Traditional Fantasy, No AI-generated Novels
Looking for books similar to "Beyond the Mortal Dust". Mortal cultivation, no System, and don't have the protagonist become invincible right from the start.
Clans, Development, Rise to Power, Planting, Spirit Beasts
Looking for a Novel Where the Protagonist Owns a Mountain and Builds Their Own Faction
I read this novel a while ago, but I've forgotten the title. The protagonist owns a mountain. He starts by buying rice, then builds up his own faction. Could any of you tell me what it's called?
Reborn, System, Transmigration, Invincible, Cultivation, Immortality
After transmigrate and being reborn, the protagonist gains a System and becomes invincible in the cultivation world.
Longevity, Farming, Lying Low, No Female Lead, Pets, Going It Alone
Beast Taming and Beast-Taming Legions, with Smart Humor
Beast-Taming Novels
The characters should be smart, and the power scaling shouldn't fall apart. Something like The Charm of Soul Pets. Don't give them a divine beast from the start, or it'll be no fun. And don't turn a dog into a qilin or a tortoise into a Black Tortoise, either.
Fantasy Sect Novels
Are there any cozy novels about cultivation sects?
Any Cultivation Novels Where the Lead M Minds Their Own Business, Avoids Romance, and Isn’t a Do-Gooder?
To sum it up: mind your own business, be decisive and ruthless, don't be a bleeding heart, don't get into romance, and focus on cultivation. Primordial Chaos stories are fine too. I'm tired of stories about taking disciples, romance, and fighting for supremacy. In fantasy novels, once the protagonist begins cultivating, they should focus wholeheartedly on seeking the Dao. Preferably, they live in seclusion.
The Protagonist Masters the Three Supreme Laws and Merges with Three Fierce Beasts, Though I Forgot Their Names
You Can Check Out My Old Six Sect
Looking for books similar to Peak War God.
The Metaphysics Master Farms in the Post-Apocalyptic World
While everyone else fights zombies, I grow vegetables, use talismans to ripen watermelons, and put zombies to work as laborers. One day, a powerful base leader pins me against the wall: “The vegetables are yours, and so are you.”
Transmigration Farming Novels: A Simple Life Away from Court Intrigue
I really don't like stories that start dragging the imperial court into things. I prefer a calm, ordinary sort of story. Superpowers and stuff are fine, too.
I’m Too Lazy to Dig for Gold Anymore, Begging the Experts for Your Best Books
Reader comments 50
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I have always wanted to read this kind of fairy tale novel (The Story of Mortals Cultivation into Immortality). I even tried to imitate it, but it wasn't that easy to write! Thank you very much to the author for writing such a great guide for us! 😙😙😙😙😙😙😊😊😊😊😊😊!!!!!!!!!!!!!
(One Hundred Thousand Years of Immortality) is my favorite novel about cultivating immortals. There is no overarching plot in it. It is a novel about cultivating immortals that focuses on advancement! It's just that Zhang Jie is quite verbose! It would be nice if it was a little greener! But I still like it! 👍👍👍
It's progressive and exciting, the author is so talented!
I have only read about thirty chapters now, and I feel pretty good. There are no plots where the protagonist can be bullied by anyone and cause trouble. The scale is well controlled.
It's quite good. I always feel it's different from what I've seen before. It feels like a cartoon.
I like books on animal training, the content is exciting! Come on!!! 👌
Although the beginning is slightly different from other losers I have watched, the rest of it is very enjoyable.
The story is very exciting, but the description is not very good, most of it is talking to myself. Can refer to the strongest Qi refining period in history
This author's writing skills are better than those of the current top ten book authors. The protagonist also has the aura of a protagonist, but he knows how to develop in a low-key manner, instead of being invincible at the same level or challenging beyond the first three chapters. At the same time, when writing about cultivating immortals, he first talks about how to practice step by step, instead of turning into a bitch or a lover when he meets the opposite sex. I am still continuing to read and recommend all my friends to read and relax as well. At first, even though the protagonist had the aura of being the protagonist, his development was wretched. I thought it was a really good book, especially among the top ten novels of the same type... Later, I wondered whether the author had amnesia or was in a substitution state. The more he wrote, the more he became blind. The more he read the comments of other readers, the more he abandoned it. The more... It is clearly written that you control the beast, you can jump directly to the final chapter. Do you see that the contracted beast is used to become the protagonist? No, it is all on my own stupidly rushing up, and I am the licking dog of all the contracted beasts... [Who can teach me to change the 4-star evaluation given to the author back to one star]
This book is quite well written, with a lot of words. Tomato probably brought it from other platforms, and it was probably a novel written a long time ago. People nowadays probably read too many new novels, so if you can't accept it, don't read it.