
A Cultivator from a Poor Family
寒门修士
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Qi Refining, Foundation Establishment, Golden Core, Nascent Soul, Deity Transformation, Void Refinement, Body Integration, Great Ascension
I’d like to share my thoughts on cultivation realms. Everyone’s welcome to join the discussion...
I've Read Immortal Gourd, A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality, and Fortune's Gate. Looking for Similar Books
"The Ruins" and "The Strongest Abandoned Son"... I feel like there are no more dark horses in the cultivation world. I'm getting bored 😂
Traditional Eastern Xianxia Novels
At least three million words. Ideally, the cultivation levels should be Qi Refining, Foundation Establishment, Golden Core, Nascent Soul, Spirit Transformation, Tribulation Transcendence, Great Ascension, and Immortal Ascension, followed by True Immortal and then godhood or something, with room to advance further.
Looking for a Hilarious Cultivation Novel That Stays Funny from Beginning to End
Any Stories with a Shameless Protagonist? The More Awful, the Better
Preferably with little to no romance.
No! The Li Jiuxuan Scum Villain Story Got Taken Down. No, Quit Messing Around, Haha
Looking for books like “Slay the Gods: I’m the Old Ancestor Bodhi, and From the Start I Take Qiye as My Disciple.”
Comedy + a Cheeky, Shameless Protagonist
A protagonist who's shameless to the extreme when it comes to getting stronger.
Novels I've Finished Reading Carefully
Looking for books similar to "The Blood of Youth."
I'm Out of Books to Read. Recommend Some Good Novels, I'll Read Anything
Anything goes. I'm not picky.
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Cultivating to Immortality as a Mortal: Starting with a Small Family After Transmigration
Seeking Immortal Destiny Through the Dao
Cultivation: Eating My Way Across the World
Demon Mirror: A Major Breakthrough to Nascent Soul
Cultivation: I Told You to Raise Insects, Not Bloodwinged Mosquitoes
Cultivating Immortality, Starting with Fish Head Wine
Tale of the Immortal Devourer
Di Yuan A's First Book
The Immortal Abode
This Evil Cultivator Is Surprisingly Righteous
A-Zhen, Are You Serious?! I Made a Real Immortal Emperor at the Anime Convention
The Useless Senior Disciple: I Get Stronger Just by Sleeping
At 14, I Became the Head of the Household: Dream Comes True Borrowed Money to Start a Business
Chronicles of the Immortal Cultivation Era
I Don't Want Anything from You
What Kind of Job Is That?
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Hello everyone, I am the author of this book, Zhengchen Weixi. I have now resigned from my job to write full-time at home. I will definitely continue to update, and I hope you will continue to support me. Thank you!
The writing is quite good, without any common clichés. It's told from a first-person perspective, so there aren't many strange bugs or loopholes. However, some plot points come and go too quickly, like the part about his master which happens too fast.
Well, this is the first novel I've ever read written in the first person, and it's pretty good. 😊
The language is clever, the sentences are coherent, and it's a comfortable read. The storyline is also captivating. Unfortunately, on the Tomato platform, most people don't appreciate its quality.
This book, told from a first-person perspective, recounts how the author went from a short-lived person to someone who killed the destined protagonist, turning him into a cheat code that aided his growth. Anyway, it's a very good read.
Having read novels for so many years, this is the first first-person novel that hasn't made me so disgusted! Amazing!
A close reading reveals that even the clichéd plot has its novel aspects. The humor and satire found within the sordid scenes, the seemingly ordinary, funny, even slightly disgusting and blunt moments, upon closer examination, possess a Don Quixote-like quality. Perhaps we shouldn't necessarily be bound by writing style and techniques; what matters most is what we glean from the text…
It feels good, it has that vibe, it's both silly and serious, and the author's writing style is very good.
I love reading novels like this. Keep it up, author!
This book is hilarious and unique. (Review by a ten-year veteran bookworm)