The Cultivation World of Endless Competition
内卷修仙界
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 665k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 1y 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...
Looking for Smart Cultivation Novels. I’m Sick of Stupid Stories
Cultivation Stories with Qi Refining, Foundation Establishment, Golden Core, Nascent Soul, Spirit Severing, Integration, and Great Ascension
Please recommend some books!
Looking for Old Novels with Qi Refining, Foundation Establishment, Golden Core, Nascent Soul, Dividing the Spirit, Body Integration, and Tribulation Transcendence
Books these days just aren't enjoyable. They start out all right, but I can't keep reading them later. I still miss the feeling of the old books! If you have anything good, send it over for me to take a look.
Ten Pinnacle Novels in the Mortal Cultivation Genre
A recommendation from a twelve-year veteran bookworm. Every one of these has something special: "A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality", "Renegade Immortal", "Striving for the Dao", "Hundred Refinements to Immortality", "Bright Jade True Immortal", "The Road to Immortality", "The Path of Immortal Cultivation", "Seeking the Immortal Way", and "The Fate-Extinguishing Record".
Earth, the Cultivation World, the Immortal Realm, and the Divine Realm
Please Recommend Books Where Studying the Daoist Scriptures Leads to Innate Mastery of Their Mysteries
I'd like stories where the protagonist cultivates marvelous techniques by studying Daoist scriptures, or gains experience by fighting people with a certain kind of ability, such as in a trial dimension. Or where the protagonist thinks, “I can learn this divine ability,” and then actually does.
Outer Sect, Inner Sect, Innate Realm, Foundation Establishment, Fasting, Golden Core, Nascent Soul, Deification
Books with this kind of power system.
No System, No Female Lead, Mortal Cultivation
Novels with No Female Lead, Where the Male Lead Only Cultivates Immortality
I want a story about a male protagonist cultivating immortality, with no heroine and no harem.
Building a Family or Sect, With a Focus on Development
Looking for fantasy stories focused on factions, with a long word count and a System.
Cultivation Novels
Traditional cultivation novels, with levels like Golden Core, Nascent Soul, Tribulation Transcendent Immortal Lord, and Immortal King. Ideally, there are both an immortal realm and a demon realm.
The Villain Protagonist Is a Sneaky One
A Brawny, Musclebound Tough Guy, Wilderness Survival Is Fine Too, Preferably No Female Lead
Nothing too toxic, or it'll kill me. Thanks, handsome guys and beautiful ladies.
Nine Realms Immortal: So Good, but Too Few Chapters. Any Similar Reads?
Xuanhuan: Corpse Cultivators, Ghost Cultivators, or Protagonists Who Are Zombies or Ghosts
Any Straightforward Cultivation Novels?
Just to be clear, I mean something very, very, very serious.
Looking for Novels About Building a Clan...
The kind where they build everything from nothing...
Any Female-Led Cultivation Stories That Aren’t Too Over-the-Top? I’ve Read Most of the Popular Ones
I'm in a bit of a reading slump and don't know what to read. I've already read most of the popular and recommended books. Farming stories are fine too. Thanks!
Looking for Older Books: Wuxia, Cultivation, Film and TV, Uncle Ying, Anything Goes
I'm out of books. Please save me.
Any Classic Cultivation Stories Out There? (๑Ó﹏ò๑)
Anything works, whether it’s a transmigration story, someone transmigrating into a book, or a native character who’s been learning orthodox cultivation since childhood.
Looking for Cultivation Fantasy with a Powerful Female Lead
Looking for books like Junior Sister Is Obviously Super Strong, Yet Incredibly Goofy (Crossing the Galaxy with a Single Sword). I want a female-led story with no romance, preferably cultivation or fantasy. The fights should hit hard, the characters should know right from wrong, and the protagonist should be a bit unhinged with a wonderfully weird thought process. Doesn't matter if she's invincible or not.
Leading the Family in Cultivation
Invincible From the Start, With a Chat Group Full of Enforcers!
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I just wanted to write about the most realistic life of cultivators, how low-level cultivators, who are the most common in the cultivation world, live. Without talent, background, or resources, how do they gradually improve their cultivation? They certainly don't have any cheat codes; those with cheat codes wouldn't be considered ordinary cultivators.
Great book! I didn't expect to stumble upon a cultivation novel I really like. I hope the author doesn't stop updating. Keep it up, and don't let it have a bad ending! My personal suggestion is to stick to this style and avoid padding.
Excellent! No cheat codes, no powerful backer, just a small character slowly making his way up step by step—very good.
I absolutely rave about this book; the quality is top-notch. However, this is only the beginning; we still need to see the later and middle parts. But I'm definitely going to keep reading. Keep up the good work, author!
This book is excellent. The protagonist progresses step by step, gradually building his character. There's no system, no cheat codes; he relies entirely on his own efforts. It's just a bit too short; I hope the author can update more chapters daily.
I only read the comments section, but since it wasn't easy to write this, I'll give it five stars for now. Everyone has different tastes, I'll see how it goes. I read the Samsung version for a while and the beginning was great, but then I saw the rift with the Lin family. To be honest, the beginning was really good, but it felt off after he recognized that older brother and that other brother.
I've read over 70 chapters now and I'm still really looking forward to it, since there aren't many novels like this these days. I saw there aren't many comments, so I rushed over to support the author. Don't give up! The current pace is already pretty good. As for the female lead… women will only slow me down. Jpg. If you really want to consider her, you could check out Jing Sheng (doge). I hope the male lead can continue to develop his character in a sneaky way.
It's not bad, just too short. When will we get a 10,000-word one? 😂
I personally think this book is quite good, and I hope the author continues to update it.
Sunlight shines on everyone. Walking alone in the bustling crowd, traversing the deep, verdant forest, a feeling washes over me: loneliness. Brotherhood is admirable, family ties are enviable, the bond between teacher and student is moving. There is no place in the world without emotion; we are all human, even ordinary, yet we pursue the ruthlessness of others.