The Immortal Fate of the Uncanny Way
诡道仙缘
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 419k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Traditional Eastern Fantasy
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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San Jiu Has a New Book!!!
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In a Reading Slump. Recommend Something Smart With Intelligent Characters
First of all, nothing brainless, no womanizers, and no power fantasies that make everyone stupid. I'm looking for something about everyday life, simple and funny, maybe a little silly. Thanks!
Wielding His Brush, the Scholar Writes of All Living Things. One Poem Can Shake Enemies in Every Direction
Any Novels with Cultivation Stages Like Qi Refining, Foundation Establishment, Golden Core, Nascent Soul, Spirit Separation, Body Integration, Tribulation Transcendence, and Mahayana?
I hope everyone will actively recommend some books.
Are There Any Truly Female-Lead-Free Novels on Tomato? They’re All Flirtation, and I Don’t Want to Read That
Novels About Qi Refining, Foundation Establishment, Golden Cores, Nascent Souls, and Deity Transformation
No saintly protagonists.
Weird! Weird!! The Weirder, the Better!!!
Stories Where the Protagonist Builds a Faction, Recruits Geniuses, and Sets Out to Conquer the World
At least five million Chinese characters long.
Chinese-Style Horror Novels Like Three Corpse Tales
I’m looking for fantasy novels with a mystical feel, usually involving sorcerers, Taoist magic, and the like. They should feel both distant from and close to everyday life: strange things that happen in our world are actually caused by things we can’t see.
The Protagonist Discovers the World Is Fake and Has to Pretend Not to Know in Order to Survive
Unorthodox Paths, Supernatural Mysticism, and the Stranger the Magic, the Better
Looking for something involving unorthodox paths and bizarre, eccentric techniques.
One Heroine, Classic Fantasy, Extra Sweet Romance. Thanks!
The Protagonist Is Utterly Empty Inside, Trusts No One Anymore, and Is Unmatched in Strength
I was born in darkness, but someone showed me the light, only to push me back into the darkness.
Taoist Gu: I'm Genuinely Left in a Mental Fog After Reading It
Guys, go check it out! There aren't any on Tomato this year, but this is absolutely my number one. I've been reading novels for almost ten years, and this one ranks right alongside "Lord of the Mysteries" as my favorite.
The Villain Protagonist Is a Sneaky One
Please Recommend Good Sequence-Based Novels Like Lord of the Mysteries
Any good books similar to Lord of the Mysteries? I want something to read 😊😊
The Great Dao Is Corrupted, the Unspeakable Appears, Immortals Fall, and the World Mutates
Cultivation Novels with a Cunning, Ruthless Male Lead, No Female Lead or Romance
I want a male lead who is cunning and intelligent. He can put profit first, but he shouldn’t be some unhinged lunatic who slaughters people indiscriminately. No romance, and the male lead should only pursue the Great Dao.
Any Incredibly Good Books? 😭 I Haven’t Felt Like Reading Lately
Eerie Cultivation, Lovecraftian Cultivation, Quality Novels
Primordial Chaos, Demonic Cultivation, Swordsmanship, and Slaughter: No Goody-Two-Shoes, Just Decisive Killing
Body Tempering, Physical Strength, Stat-Boosting, and the Supernatural
Urban Fantasy: Alien Beasts Invade Earth, Armed With a System
The protagonist is captured by humans for experiments. Then alien beasts invade, and the protagonist gets a System that rewards them for taking damage!!!
Any Horror or Supernatural Awakening Stories Over 800,000 Words?
Please recommend a few books, everyone. I'd be incredibly grateful! The longer, the better. Short books aren't enough to satisfy me. Those with 200,000 or 300,000 words are over just when I'm getting into them. I don't want anything that short.
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I Became an Immortal Through Unorthodox Ways
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They Called Me a Freak, but I’m Actually a Powerful Being Reborn
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This Might Be the Grand Finale
The Age of the Five Turbidities: I Can Ignore the Costs of Cultivation
The Erosion of Immortality
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Great, but there's too little of it. The combination of elemental advantage and cultivation is so awesome! Ahhhhhh!!!
A very good, very eerie, bizarre novel.
The style is also the dark fantasy cultivation novel I like, where everything is treated as mere pawns and the protagonist is an egoist. He escapes one cage only to find himself trapped in another. Is he a pawn or the one wielding the pawn? I hope the author doesn't stop updating. The world-building is vast; hopefully, there will be plenty of updates.
The book is excellent, full of foreshadowing, the author is intelligent, the writing is superb, and the imagination is boundless. Author, when are we going to create a group chat?
This book is one of Tomato's few good works. I feel it's even better than "Slay the Gods," far superior to those light novels. From the very beginning, the protagonist is constantly being schemed against, even by his future self. But for some reason, not many people have read it.
This book is great. I've read your comments too. I only started reading it yesterday and have already reached level 56. I haven't found anything particularly interesting about it. The world in this book is inherently a dog-eat-dog world. I want to ask those who gave it two stars: are you used to the same kind of enjoyable reading? If so, I think it's a bit inappropriate.
I've read about four types of bizarre cultivation novels with elements of the "King of Clashes" (or "King of the Unholy"). 1. A beheading in a market: even in a world of cannibalism, there's still warmth (surprisingly, there are even reputable sects). 2. A plagiarist's work: you can read an extreme indifference, looking down on humanity from a high place, with a touch of mockery. 3.
Finally, I've found another book in this style! It's very well written, keep it up! There aren't many readers right now, so I'll go and promote it for you. It's a shame such an interesting book has so few readers.
This book is good. The character details are handled well, and the plot is also good. I enjoy reading it.
This is to my liking. Each character is a nested alchemy furnace, and everyone in the book could potentially be someone else's resource. The scroll is currently the protagonist's cheat ability, linked to the primordial world. The synopsis describes him as turning into a pile of bones, his body transformed into countless crawling insects, but this hasn't been shown yet. I look forward to Xiao Yang's writing, hoping he can create an even grander worldview.