
This World of Cultivating Immortals Seems Not Normal
这个修仙世界好像不太正常
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Audience
- Male
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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In booklists 8
Another Alternative to Cultivating Immortality, the Foundation Building Pill Is an Insect Egg, Cultivating Immortality Is a Conspiracy of the Zerg
Transferring the Price, I Will Become an Immortal Through Deception
Evil Gods Are Everywhere and Secrets Are Everywhere. Humanity Is About to Perish. the Protagonist Can Only Save
Looking for a Weird and Immortal Cultivation Setting That Has the Best Setting of Flesh and Blood, Earth, Bones, Forest, Sea of The Dead
I Was Stunned When I Read Weird Fairy. Is There Any Novel Like That One?
The Lord of Mysteries can also be used, and the more funny ones like King Spare My Life can be pushed! But I feel the most, when I read that novel (The Strange Fairy Tale), I was in a state of insanity. Is it as good as that one? Don't push me to use the powerful urea bag beast
Horror Cultivating Immortals, This Immortal World Is Where People Eat People
I want to read a book like "After the Fairy Died, I Was Forced to Eat Her". Book friends, are there any people who cultivate immortality in horror, such as insects, ghosts, etc.
Looking for a Weird Book with a Normal Protagonist Cultivating Immortality
The protagonist is a normal cultivator, while others are weird cultivators. They have to pay the price for life or death.
I Hope the Book Is Depressing, the Protagonist Lives Cautiously, and There Is No Heroine. Please See the Topic Introduction for Details.
The world view is huge, the whole book is depressing and gloomy, the truth is cruel and dry, the number of words is long, the protagonist is cautious, and there is no need for too much emotion (family, love, friendship) to have a similar setting of a conspiracy, the main plot is exciting, there is no pretentiousness, the supporting characters are not witty, and there are no clichés.





































It's pretty cool. I guess it's because there's no contract, no one gives gifts, no income, and other people's evaluations are so low. After all, everyone likes something different. Who can bear it if you can't just give it one star in 30 minutes?
Why are so few people reading this book?