I Cultivated a Fake Immortal
我修了个假仙
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.8M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- War God Son-in-Law
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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I’m So Disappointed in Urban Cultivation Novels!
99.9% of urban cultivation novels follow the same formula: an Immortal Emperor (or Immortal Venerable) returns to Earth, and from the start, runs into a classmate who mocks him and invites him to a reunion. He shows off and face-slaps everyone at the reunion, then meets an old man from a powerful family who asks him to treat an illness.
Ascension Is a Lie: Cultivators Are Food for Higher-Dimensional Beings
The cultivation world is a giant slaughterhouse. Cultivators are livestock raised for food, and ascending to immortality is one huge joke.
Modern Cultivation Novels, No Rebirth
Funny Female-Free Cultivation Novels
I'm out of books, everyone. Any good cultivation stories that are funny and have no female lead?
Any Straightforward Cultivation Novels?
Just to be clear, I mean something very, very, very serious.
Urban Cultivation Stories Where Reading Makes You Stronger
The Protagonist Is Sent by His Grandfather to Train with Masters in the Mountains, Then Returns Home to His Clan
Looking for Novels Where the Protagonist Is the Only One Cultivating Immortality
The Protagonist Tricks People Before the Spiritual Qi Revival, Then Cultivates in the City and Founds a Sect
Any Stories Where the Protagonist Can Transmigrate Between Two Cultivation Worlds?
Urban Cultivation Stories Where the Protagonist Meets All Kinds of Immortals
Spiritual Qi Revival: The Protagonist Leads a Group of People on the Path to Immortality
The Protagonist Returns After Being Missing for Years to Care for Their Parents in Their Old Age
The protagonist goes missing after accidentally entering another world or joining an organization to cultivate immortality. Their parents are still alive, and their mortal ties are holding back their cultivation, so they decide to go home and return to the mundane world. Preferably a slice-of-life story, with no showing off and face-slapping, and no System.
Looking for Urban Cultivation Novels With Pets
An Immortal Cultivation Expert Comes Down from the Mountain to Find His Little Sister: A Completed Urban Novel
Urban fiction
Modern Cultivation, Guqin Mastery, and Musical Arts
Returning after cultivating immortality.
Able to Switch Freely Between Cultivating Immortality and Demonic Cultivation, with Another Form...
Any Urban Cultivation Novels with a Female Lead Who Has a Cheat and Is Stunningly Beautiful?
Any Stories Where You Play a Cultivation Game for Ages, Then Your Cultivation Suddenly Becomes Real?
If there aren't any, could the author please write one? 😘
Cultivators Used to Cut Off Their Emotions
Cultivation novels these days are all about romance. I just want to read about the protagonist building a career, not having romance shoved in my face. Why can't I find a single one?
Please Recommend an Urban Cultivation Novel with a System That Treats the Protagonist Really Well.
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This male lead is probably Fang Yu's brother and Jiang Chen's teammate. Fang Yu's novel is called *The Strongest Qi Refining Stage*, and Jiang Chen's is called *I Have Nine Female Disciples*.
Imagine if one day the worlds of "I Cultivated a Fake Immortal" and "The Strongest Qi Refining Period in History" were connected. Yi Feng and Fang Yu walked down the street, instantly becoming fast friends. They ate and drank for three days and three nights, and then swore brotherhood. Yi Feng exclaimed, "Brother, let me tell you, I've lived for 10,000 years!" "Hey, I've lived for 5000 years too!"
I finished reading it in a little over seven days. The beginning was really enjoyable, but then it got a bit mind-bending later on, like solving a puzzle. In the end, it turns out the protagonist is surrounded by powerful figures! Haha! The protagonist had a long-time spouse in the beginning, but his memories were sealed.
Excellent! This is the best book I've ever read. The only downside is the somewhat tragic ending. I really hope there will be a second book.
After reading this book, I no longer see anyone as good or bad; everyone is just thinking from their own perspective. For example, if humans create robots, find them unsatisfactory, destroy them, and recreate them, eventually the robots develop their own consciousness and want to destroy humanity, saying we don't understand them, and why should humans destroy them just because they think they're bad? That's the feeling—everyone is just looking at things from their own point of view.
What a talent! This is truly a talent!
Actually, I think it's pretty good. The ending is reasonable. The invincible Pangu essentially lost and was sealed away willingly. After all, being invincible for countless years can get a bit boring, so experiencing defeat is a change of pace and a bit of entertainment. It wouldn't make sense if Pangu had been completely destroyed.
The book offers a vivid and insightful portrayal of society and human nature. The protagonist consistently upholds justice and is willing to sacrifice himself for the world. It contains humorous moments, risqué scenes, and even some risqué jokes, making it a truly exceptional read.
Well, it's not bad. The ending was really strange. Why couldn't Yi Feng wait until the dragon energy recovered before saving them? That way, no one would have died.
This book is absolutely amazing! The protagonist is decisive and ruthless, unlike other novels where the protagonist is timid and afraid of everything, or someone with a system or some kind of reincarnated god who doesn't even have any tricks up his sleeve.