I Cultivate Immortality with Black Tech in the Hidden Tang Sect
隐世唐门的我黑科技修仙
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 571k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Cultivation
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Looking for Sci-Fi Novels About Artificial Intelligence
Ideally, the protagonist creates their own artificial intelligence.
Urban Fantasy and Modern Cultivation: Is This Genre Dead?
Lately I can’t find any good male-oriented urban fantasy or modern cultivation novels. Don’t bother recommending filler that isn’t worth reading.
The Protagonist Develops Cutting-Edge Technology and Works Behind the Scenes as a Mastermind, Like Umbrella Corporation in Resident Evil
As the title says, the protagonist threatens the world with technological conspiracies. He's forceful and uncompromising, with no business scheming or endless arguing.
Urban Cultivation Without the Showing-Off and Face-Slapping. Those Stories Are Exhausting
I want something easygoing and long, at least 500,000 words. Any genre is fine.
A Cautious Cultivation Novel: From the Start, the Protagonist Has a Pocket Space for Growing Medicinal Herbs
Cultivation novels where the protagonist finds a gourd or other treasure from the start, and the treasure contains a pocket dimension for growing medicinal herbs that grow at an incredible rate. The protagonist uses it to quietly build up their strength.
Looking for Soul Land Fanfiction, Preferably Starting With The Unrivaled Tang Sect
Any Fanfiction for Douluo Dalu 2: The Unrivaled Tang Sect?
I still haven't found anything good to read.
Cultivation Blended with Technology
I want something that combines cultivation spells with technology. No stories where technology just steamrolls the cultivation world. Those are annoying.
Modern Cultivation Novels, No Rebirth
System + Hacking + Finance + Technology: Any Completed Stories Like This?
Bury Me in Sci-Fi Tech Stories, Guys!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The Unrivaled Tang Sect: Female Protagonist, Xiao Hongchen Pairing, Strong-Willed Heroine Only
Note: The Unrivaled Tang Sect! The Unrivaled Tang Sect! The Unrivaled Tang Sect! The Unrivaled Tang Sect! The Unrivaled Tang Sect!
Looking for Novels Where the Protagonist Pursues Technology and Becomes the Father of Modern Technology
Stories About Getting Alien Technology Over 10,000 Years Ahead of Earth's, Then Thriving in the City
In an urban setting, the protagonist keeps taking down rich second-generation heirs and officials' kids, all with the country's backing. They interact with the country as equals and help it grow!
Urban Cultivation + Tycoon, Urban Cultivation + Tycoon
Modern cultivation plus gods.
A Discussion Starting With Douluo Dalu 2: The Unrivaled Tang Sect
Nothing fancy, just a smooth, well-told story. There aren’t many books like this, so there are lots of new ones!!!
Any Novels Focused Solely on Developing Cutting-Edge Technology?
Only technology: hard tech, good tech.
Modern Setting, Transmigration, Factions, and Cutting-Edge Tech
The protagonist can transmigrate into all kinds of TV dramas, movies, novels, anime, and other worlds, develop their own power with technology, conquer the worlds, and advance technology!
Any Books About Getting Alien Black Technology and Conquering the Oceans?
For example, getting an octopus clone or mechanical bugs and things like that.
The Protagonist Starts a Company and Develops Black Technology
Nothing mindless.
Black Technology System, Xuan Niao Aerospace Carrier, Powered Exoskeletons
Please, Original Female-Protagonist Fics Set in The Unrivaled Tang Sect!
Looking for Novels About Livestreaming Sales of Cutting-Edge Tech
Urban livestreaming stories about selling cutting-edge tech, or other stories centered on livestreaming advanced technology.
I'm in a Reading Slump. Recommend Me Some Sci-Fi Tech Novels With No Harem
I'm in a reading slump. Looking for sci-fi stories featuring advanced technology, with no harem.
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I firmly believe that reviews are more engaging than novels. Why? Because novels are a solitary pursuit by the author, while reviews are a shared experience for many. Therefore, dear readers, please don't hesitate to leave your comments; consider it a show of support. New book, new formula; it needs time to be accepted. If you've read this far, I hope you'll give it a five-star rating. Thanks.
This is the first book I've seen that explains cultivation scientifically; the first book that uses cultivation to promote science.
Well written! The author shares exactly the same thoughts and ideas as me; we're kindred spirits. Thumbs up! 👍
╭☞( ￣ ▽￣)╭☞I'll give it a five-star rating because the subject matter is novel.
At first, I thought this book was purely a science fiction story. After reading it, I realized it's a blend of science and cultivation. Overall, the plot is pretty good. There aren't any characters who are invincible.
This book feels like it's told from a third-person perspective. The content is also very novel.
This book is quite good, so why are so few people reading it? Furthermore, there's very little technology-based cultivation in the genre. Previously, it was mostly just a passing mention of the infinite flow genre. There's very little actual technology-based cultivation to be seen, and even less of it is well-written. Therefore, this book is truly worth recommending.
It's very novel; I hope it doesn't fall apart and isn't abandoned.
Well written, smooth and concise, without any torment for the protagonist, decisive, patriotic but not blindly loyal, unlike some novels where the protagonist, even with advanced technology, has to write a paper and publish it for the whole world to study, only to gain a patent; this aspect is well-written.
This book is excellent and worth reading.