The Evil Cultivator
恶人修仙
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 4.6M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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I’m a 60,000-Hour Veteran Bookworm, Already Entering the Great Vehicle Stage of Reading Slumps
Shrouding the Heavens, Desolate Era, Perfect World, Stellar Transformation, Heavenly Jewel Change, The Great Ruler
High Intelligence, Brilliant Scheming, Calculating, and Cunning
Preferably with dual personalities.
Over 5,000 Chapters, Complete
Books better than Nine Heavens Body Art.
Looking for a Legendary Wuxia Novel Like The Blade Speaks: Pure Jianghu!
Martial arts and the jianghu.
A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality
Are there any cultivation novels like "A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality"? I'm looking for the classic progression: Qi Refining, Foundation Establishment, Core Formation, Nascent Soul, Deity Transformation, Void Refinement, Body Integration, Tribulation Transcendence, and Mahayana.
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.
Complete Guide to Cultivation Techniques
I put together a comprehensive list. Feel free to add to it.
Looking for Dark Cultivation: Resources Are Monopolized, and the Protagonist Is Ruthless and Determined to Live Forever
Don't recommend anything under a million words.
Any Cultivation Novels?
I want cultivation novels.
Ye Fan's Entire Family Was Wiped Out. He Returned Mysteriously Five Years Later, with Extraordinary Skills.
Unhinged, Hilarious Novels Like Xie Mi
Looking for books like "Mad, All Mad, Mad Is Good" (Xu Yi Zhu Feng).
Looking for Dark Stories With Characters Who Actually Have Brains
Looking for books similar to "Outlaw: From the Start, I Slaughtered Tens of Thousands". Ideally, something like "Apocalypse: Starting with an Unlimited-Bullet Gatling Gun" or "Global Doomsday Arena", where the protagonist exploits their subordinates like the one in the story. Even with plenty of supplies, they only hand out a tiny amount...
No Romance, No Harem, No Siscon or Brocon or Any Other Obsession, Just Dark, Ruthless Rationality
The protagonist should put their own interests first. They can compromise, set aside their dignity and pride, calculate every possible gain, and suck up to the powerful while pretending to be a master strategist. No System, no putting on an act nonstop, no stupidity, and no unreasonable tantrums...
Looking for Traditional Fantasy, No System or Invincible-MC Stories
Traditional Xuanhuan Cultivation Stories
Traditional Xianxia Novel Recommendations
Looking for books similar to The Path of the Spirit Radiance Defying Heaven Venerable.
Looking for Fantasy, Xianxia, or Cultivation Novels with Twists, High-Stakes Moments, and Rich Prose
Demonic Cultivator, Music Cultivator
I'm looking for a dark cultivation novel where the protagonist cultivates the Dao of Music and improves their cultivation by stirring up other cultivators' inner demons. Make it a little cruel, with decisive killing and no pity for the weak. The protagonist can lean toward demonic cultivation and be completely self-serving, acting one way in public and another in private.
Looking for Traditional Xuanhuan With No Toxic Content From Start to Finish
Even Immortal Venerables Have Their Own Principles
Looking for something similar to The Bones of the Food Immortal. Why do dark stories these days seem to be all about pushing the limits of morality? A dark story should be about a protagonist without plot armor or hypocritical morals, and how an ordinary person can turn things around against the odds by staying true to their convictions.
Looking for Traditional Fantasy, Nothing All Over the Place
Looking for books similar to "Sword Shadows and the Fragrance of Tea in the Jianghu". Clever characters, plot twists, and lots of positive energy!!!!!
Traditional Fantasy with a Sword Cultivator Who May Be an Immortal Emperor or a Divine Emperor
Looking for books like With a Chaos Treasure Cauldron, I Cultivate the Eight Desolations Heaven-Swallowing Art. 1. No transmigration and no System. 2. The protagonist should be 14, 15, or 16 from the start, and no older than 18. 3. I want a longer book. 4. Don’t recommend unrelated books.
I'm Out of Books, Everyone! Any Good Stories to Recommend?
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I think this novel is pretty good, in my personal opinion. If you really like villainous stories, I recommend one I read before: Starting as an Invincible Villainous Demon King.
The land of Yan and Huang is full of heroes, who dare to fight against a hundred men without fear. If we are not afraid, our grudges will be avenged; behold the blood of the Chinese men! A man's blood is naturally heroic, his spirit is as firm as iron.
The plot is good; the beginning is mostly setup. I reckon the protagonist will get a power-up later on.
How much courage, endurance, and perseverance does an ordinary person need to face the cruel realities of the cultivation world? One person cultivates immortality, and the whole world becomes their enemy.
A different beginning, a different storyline; the start wasn't that great, but it got better and better. Highly recommended.
Do you know why this book has so few reviews? Because it's so well-written that it keeps you reading, making you forget about leaving a review.
I think this book is quite good; it's already quite remarkable that the protagonist is intelligent enough.
The content is very engaging, the pacing isn't too fast, and the author's literary skill is evident between the lines. It's really excellent.
It's pretty good, but I don't know why the rating is a bit low.
Overall, the writing is quite good, but it gets a bit disjointed after the ascension, and the ending is somewhat concise, except for the part about Fairy Caixia.