The Immortal's Trail Through Ten Thousand Forms
万相仙踪
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.9M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Looking for Traditional Cultivation Novels That Rival A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality
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 Fantasy: Classic Masterpieces, Not Recent Mindless Power Fantasies
A Rogue Cultivator Who Finds an Inheritance, Has No Backing, Competes for Resources to Cultivate, and Joins No Faction
The protagonist inherits a legacy, has no background, and joins no faction. They steal resources, including from powerful sects, then run after every fight and every robbery. Once they're stronger, they come back to steal more. Basically, they go it alone and have very few friends. Something along those lines.
Looking for Mortal-Style Cultivation Novels, Nothing Too Over-the-Top
Please don't jump straight to the Deity Transformation or Body Integration stages. I'd like something longer. Thanks, fellow cultivators.
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.
Traditional Fantasy Cultivation, No Mindless Wish Fulfillment!!!
The protagonist should be smart and not a self-sacrificing do-gooder. No harem! Other talented supporting characters should keep pace with the protagonist's growth. They should be both rivals and friends, with strong bonds. Don't have the protagonist stupidly leave everyone behind!
Looking for Stories About Building a Faction, Puppets, Slaves, and Dark Themes
From Mortal to Cultivator: Joining a Cultivation Sect
The MC Should Practice Demonic or Evil Cultivation and Blood Magic, in a World Like A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality
For example, something like The Immortal Journey Through a Sea of Blood.
Urban Novels with Hidden Superpowers and Ranked Ability Systems
Heaven Is Dead, the Yellow Heaven Shall Rise! In the Year of Jiazi, Great Fortune Shall Come to All! Bring on the Books
A Taoist priest, a book set in the Qin era, brother! With my vital energy, I seize the fortunes of Heaven and Earth! Thunder God, aid me!
Cultivating Dharma Forms and Growing to a Huge Size
Looking for novels with basic cultivation of dharma forms, like growing huge or piloting hundred-meter mechs. For xianxia, I'd prefer traditional cultivation realms.
Looking for Dark, Low-Key Novels About Evil Monks, with a Monk Protagonist
Any Novels Like The Confucian Immortal Who Communes with the Underworld?
Fantasy, xianxia, xuanhuan, and rebirth stories.
I've Hit a Reading Slump. I Need a Few God-Tier Books to Break Through
Cultivation Farming Stories With a Male Lead Who’s the Sect Leader, Taking His Disciples Flying
The male lead transmigrates and is reborn in a cultivation world. As a sect leader and headmaster, he gradually helps his sect improve!
Any Novels About Li Hanyi, the Snow Moon Sword Immortal from The Blood of Youth?
Are There Really No Terrifying Horror Novels with Great Ratings?
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Author! I'm asking you, do you dare to update more chapters? I was originally planning to give you five stars, I'll make up for that one star whenever you update more. Adding stars! Keep it up! I've finished reading it again! Looks like I'll have to shelve this book and wait until it's updated with a thousand or eight hundred chapters before reading it again, otherwise I won't be satisfied with the reading experience!
Brothers, although I'm a bookworm with over ten years of reading experience, this is my first time writing a book. There are many things I haven't considered properly. For example, the pacing was a bit too fast at the beginning. Also, I originally wanted to hold back a few more chapters to tell you about Ji Qianqian and the Three Strategies of the Divine Path, but unfortunately, everyone has been…
The rating is low, but the quality has always been high.
Overall, this is a good book. The early Dharma Aspect settings felt a bit too overpowered; for example, the White Cicada Dharma Aspect could accelerate the ripening of spiritual herbs, sometimes by hundreds or thousands of years. I feel a gradual development would have been better.
It's really good, much better than Douluo Continent.
This book is excellent; the plot is captivating and engaging, with virtually no superfluous chapters, a rarity in cultivation-themed web novels.
It's good in many aspects, but the price is a minor flaw. The overall logic is quite sound. Hope there will be more updates.
I've been reading this book for many days now, and this is what I wanted to say. First of all, the author worked very hard and wrote very well. Although I am very satisfied with the work, there are a few thorny flaws that I really have to point out. 1. The author's portrayal of love is truly indescribable; it's both awkward and dry.
The protagonist is loyal and righteous. Although I think his partner appeared too early, it doesn't matter. The members of the sect are also loyal people; there are only one or two bad apples.
Absolutely fantastic! I hope more readers who enjoy cultivation novels will see this.