
Supreme Cultivation
超品修仙
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.1M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Cultivation
- Updated
- 7y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Any Modern Urban Fantasy With a System and Cultivation?
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Urban Cultivation Novels With Spatial Rings
Male protagonists.
Urban Cultivation
Any good urban cultivation novels with realms like Foundation Establishment, Innate Realm, Core Formation, Golden Core, Nascent Soul, Out-of-Body, Spirit Division, Body Integration, Void Insight, and Great Ascension? Ideally there's a funny old man who takes the protagonist under his wing. Please, please recommend some!
The Male Lead Is an Assassin Who Helps the Police Solve Cases
Douluo Stories: Humiliate Tang San and Beat Up the Grandmaster
Douluo stories where the protagonist joins Spirit Hall. It'd be great if they could kill Grandmaster and Tang San.
While Everyone Else Trains in Martial Arts or Develops Superpowers, I Cultivate Immortality
Looking for the Earliest Cultivation Novels, with Stages Like Qi Refining, Foundation Establishment, Golden Core, and Nascent Soul
Novels with stages such as Qi Condensation, Foundation Establishment, Golden Core, Nascent Soul, Deity Transformation, Tribulation Crossing, and Great Accomplishment. No urban cultivation stories. The protagonist must be decisive and ruthless.
Urban Cultivation Stories Where Reading Makes You Stronger
The Protagonist Starts Cultivating in the Modern World, Then Goes to the Cultivation Realm, the Immortal Realm, and the Divine Realm
Looking for novels where the protagonist starts cultivating in the modern city, then goes to the cultivation realm, the immortal realm, and the divine realm. The cultivation stages should be Qi Refining, Foundation Establishment, Golden Core, Nascent Soul, Spirit Division, Tribulation Transcendence, and Mahayana.
Any Urban Novels Set in a Cultivation World?
Something like Versatile Mage, but with a System.
Any Books Combining Technology and Cultivation?
Any Stories Where the Protagonist Can Transmigrate Between Two Cultivation Worlds?
Any Urban Novels About Cultivation or Superpowers, with Protagonists Who Protect Their Country?
Cultivation at School + System
Cultivation stories set on campus.
After Finishing Beyond the Universe, Other Cultivation Novels Feel Like Child's Play
Grand cosmic settings. I've read them all several times already.
I’m in a Reading Slump. I Can’t Get Into Any of the Trending Books
I like household-intrigue stories. The heroine should be clever and meticulous, always planning ahead and ready for anything. The hero should be strong too, but I can't stand it when the heroine becomes stupid and has to be rescued by him all the time. Ideally, they should both be formidable! Nothing too long, please.
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I hope the author will take good care of his health while rushing to write the book.
The more I read, the more interesting it becomes. The foreshadowing is well laid out. The plot is top-notch. The whole novel changes one after another. There is nothing superfluous, sentimental, sentimental, or a virgin. The villain has a brain and the protagonist is decisive. This is the best novel I have ever read so far.
This book is quite good. A common problem with fairy tales is that their combat power collapses. They are very impressive in the early stage but worthless in the later stage. This book's combat power has not collapsed. Every pit has been basically filled. The protagonist will not pretend to be stupid. The protagonist lives for himself. He is not a bad person or a good person. He has his own character and sticks to his own path.
This book is really well written, and the plot continues to attract curiosity from section to section. But I have a small dissatisfaction - the calligraphy and painting are labeled as urban, but by the two-tenth mark, there is almost no trace of the city, and it can be put on the shelves as fantasy. I originally read it for its urban appeal, but in the end it turned out to be a fantasy novel, and I felt a little depressed. However, this kind of development should be a common problem among urban cultivators, so there is nothing to complain about. Great job, author, keep up the good work!
It's very interesting to watch, with a lot of foreshadowing, and many of the metaphors and metaphors are also very interesting. The plot becomes more exciting as you go to the end, and the villain's plot and methods are also quite good. I can't figure out why the rating is only 7.8. Maybe it's because the first few chapters weren't written well enoughヽ( ̄д ̄;)ノEveryone must think it's a crooked-mouthed God of War or something like that, but it's not →_→This is considered a clean slate of urban immortality.
Overall, it's a good novel. I haven't read a novel in a long time without skipping chapters.
I went to Yixing, and later I was a little confused, and there was an infinite reversal, saying that Chen Manchuan was a demon girl and wanted to kill her. After so many episodes, he said that she was not Chen Manmanji, but a servant back then. He also said that even if she wasn't Chen Manchuan, she could detect demonic aura. Then he later said that the demonic aura was planted and she was actually the person chosen by the Holy Son. Then he said that the main character was a demon man and said that the demon girl was a misinformation that she was actually a demon child. Then he said that the sacred weapon suppressed not the blood of the Aragami clan but the demon clan. , Said that the gentleman next door was the Holy Son, but later said that he was not, that the protagonist was assassinated, and that the protagonist has the right side of his heart. Mr. Li, who has always protected the protagonist from the beginning, and is respected by the whole world, later said that he has actually become evil and is the culprit of the evil disaster ten years ago. There is also the man named Shen who offended the protagonist and was slapped in the face several times. But I quite like the tone, so I gave it four stars, and the layout and techniques are quite good. And when you look at the back, you will find that, except for the few idiots in the early stage, everyone in the back, no matter what they look like on the surface. People are terrible rational people behind their backs. After looking at the back, I, a reader, should know everything from God's perspective, but I no longer know what to believe. No matter how real things are in the front, the protagonists are sensationalizing in that moment, and the results are reversed.
To be honest, it's great. The characters are very realistic. Even a character who only appears in ten or twenty chapters can leave a deep impression on me. But in this impetuous society, I guess not many people can calm down and carefully understand the feelings of each character.
Is this book okay? Good luck to the author!
Overall, it's pretty good. It's not the invincible type. The protagonist has a lot of growth experience, the plot rhythm is just right, and the desire to kill is not that heavy. The only shortcoming is that the mother is saved until the finale. The mother has no appearance rate, and the revenge mentality is not strong.