Reborn in the 1960s to Cultivate Immortality
修真重生在六零
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- Completed
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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- 1y ago
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- From the Sixties to the Cultivation World从六零年代到修真界Alternate title on Fanqie
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Are There Really No Masterpieces With a Female Lead and No Romance?
No CP, no CP, no CP!!! Something like Bound to the Famous Ministers System: I Disguise Myself as a Man in Ancient Times!
Strong Female Leads with No Romance, Please 🙏🏻
Please stop recommending stories with romance in threads asking for no-romance stories! I'm begging you! No romance, no romance, no romance. Important things must be said three times. And please, no soft, cutesy girls who rely entirely on the male lead. I'm begging you 🙏🏻 Please check the tags 🙏🏻
Looking for Female-Oriented Cultivation Novels Rated 9.5 or Higher
Rated 9.4 or Higher, No CP. I'll Read Anything
I read all kinds of books, so recommend whatever. Just don't recommend books with terrible ratings in the eights. I only ask that there be a CP. Other than those two things, I'll read anything: schemes for power, transmigration, fantasy, horror, modern, historical, comedy, whatever oddball stuff you've got.
No Male Lead! I Only Want a Period Novel With No Male Lead! Not About an Old Lady Raising Kids
Looking for books similar to Transmigrating to the Seventies: Starting Out as an Educated Youth, Snacking on Gossip and Taking It Easy.
High-Quality No-Romance Stories. Read the Title Before Recommending Anything!
The book recommendation square is really pushing random books these days. There are so few good stories! I don’t want books that are all romance with an overpowered female lead. Please give me something with tight logic, a fast-paced plot, and nuanced characters. I’m begging you!
No Romance, Just a Period Novel with a Stockpiling Space
A novel with a space, but not a space with a spirit spring for farming. It can include a large shopping mall or stockpiling supplies before transmigrating.
Stories About Creating a Cultivation Academy in the Modern World
Looking for books about creating a cultivation school in the modern world.
Period Novel, Has a Pocket Dimension, No Romance
Period-Era Story, No Romance, Awesome Female Lead, Orphan Girl, System or Space, Stockpiling
No having the female lead endlessly rely on one family as her meal ticket just because they were kind to her in her original life. No constantly giving her things, only for her to refuse them and end up with supplies she can't use. No naive, saintly female leads. No male lead. No female lead becoming a stepmother. Ideally, no troublesome younger siblings either.
Period-Era Cultivation With Spatial Powers
Looking for Cultivation Novels with No Overpowered Golden Fingers
Looking for books like "Cultivation Is Surprisingly Mundane".
Period Novels Where the Female Lead Is a Maid and the Male Lead Is a Young Master or Heir
No palace maid stories, please.
The Female Lead Is Reborn and Finds a Jade Pendant Containing a Pocket Dimension, Inheritance, and Cultivation
The female lead finds a jade pendant containing a pocket dimension and a legacy in a cave. She enters the dimension and inherits the complete legacy.
Female Protagonist Transmigrates into a Cultivation World, No Romance
Hey, all you lovely ladies, any recommendations?
No-CP Cultivation Story With a Female Lead Who Shines on Her Own
Period-Era Novel, No Romance
Any no-CP stories set in a past era, or farming stories? I want a protagonist who's focused solely on building a career. Having kids is fine, but her husband must definitely be dead. Most importantly, no CP, no CP. I want to see the protagonist thriving on her own. (๑•̀ㅂ•́)ﾉ➹♡ "
Sixties-Era Stories About an Orphan with a Pocket Dimension Who Cultivates Immortality
Reborn in the 1960s, with a space for cultivation, mastery of music, chess, calligraphy, and painting, and no parents.
The Female Lead Takes the Original Heroine's Fortuitous Opportunity, Knows the Plot, Has Sound Values, and Avoids Face-Slapping
Looking for books like Taking the Heavenly Dao's Side, the Cannon Fodder Awakens Her Talent. The original female lead should be evil, and the female lead should come from a powerful family and be doted on by everyone. No face-slapping 🙃, no male lead 🙃, and she should have several very capable older brothers. Please 🥺😘😘
Cultivation Novel With No Male Lead
Looking for cultivation novels with a female lead who grows over time and a plot focused on her career. If there's a couple, I'd prefer the romance to take up less of the story.
Cultivation and Period Drama, Orphaned by the Loss of Both Parents
The female lead has a space filled with secret manuals, cultivation techniques, and pills.
No Romance, the Female Lead Stands Alone
Men will only slow a girl down when she draws her blade.
Cultivation or Superpowers in a Bygone Era
Any stories about transmigrating to a past era, with special abilities or the chance to cultivate immortality?
Storage Space + Historical Era, or Apocalypse + Superpowers or Cultivation, Preferably Cultivation
There has to be a pocket dimension or a System, but it doesn't have to be set in a particular era or during the apocalypse.
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Living in the 1970s: I Have Space and Can Cultivate Immortality with Ease
Starting in the 1980s: Cultivation Masters Join Forces to Grow GDP
Transmigrating to the 1960s: Taking a Cultivation Realm to the Countryside
A Period Novel: Yun Ling's Transmigration Journey
Reincarnated in a Bygone Era to Cultivate Immortality
The Cannon-Fodder Villainess of the Cultivation World Is Ready to Rise
Shocking: Someone Ascended to Immortality in the 1970s
After Binding to a Childbearing System, I Became the Goddess of Childbirth
Reborn in 1970: I'll Become Niu Gulu Qing Huan
Reborn: After Making a Fortune, She Ascends to Immortality
Young Educated Youth Wu: She’s Doing Good Deeds Again!
Transmigrated into a Book: A White-Eyed Wolf's Wildly Satisfying Life in the 1970s
Cultivating Immortality in the Sixties: I Dreamed My Way Out of Being Cannon Fodder!
The Immortal Fate of a Wooden Bowl
Reborn in the 1960s: My True Identity Revealed, I Become the Big Shot’s Most Cherished One
The Female Side Character Cultivator Refuses to Follow the Plot
After the Supporting Actress Awakens Her System and Goes to the Countryside, the Author Panics
Reborn, She Cultivates Immortality and Keeps a Low Profile
Spatial Power Unlocked! Spirit Root Awakened! Ready for a Face-Slapping Comeback?
The 27th Heir of Maoshan
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It's a really good show. If there's a male lead, I hope he's not too weak. Ideally, there wouldn't be a male lead at all; if you have no man in your heart, you'll naturally draw your sword and become a god.
I love this kind of female protagonist who's single-mindedly focused on cultivating immortality. She's cheerful, not a saint, and not a lovesick fool. In the 1960s, her beloved grandmother passed away, leaving her with no more attachments. Her cultivation was too heavily suppressed by the Heavenly Dao, preventing her from reaching great heights.
Don't be fooled by the ratings, it's really, really good.
I've almost reached chapter 200! This is the first time in over two years that I've read more than 100 chapters of a cultivation novel in one go on Tomato (a Chinese online literature platform). The author's setting is quite novel; some readers might not like the first part. I happen to enjoy historical fiction, so I'm quite accepting of this mixed-up style.
Surprisingly good! It's not your typical period drama; the plot is light and refreshing, and the two female leads are quite adorable—a little kind and a little naive. The content is a bit of a hodgepodge, incorporating elements of period drama, fantasy, and metaphysics, which I really enjoyed.
It's very well written, so why is the rating so low? I think it deserves 9.5 Or higher.
A cultivation novel with no main couple and a strong female lead. There's no romance either. It's really super good (/ω\) blushing. I saw the synopsis even before it was finished and it was so captivating. But now it's finally finished! Although it's supposed to have two female leads, An Li only appears in the first 70 chapters; the rest is all about the female lead.
I found the book "Back to the Cultivation World" to be quite imaginative, but the plot and character development were a bit hard to describe. I'm interested in the era and cultivation genre, and I'm open to dual female leads, but if you're going to write it, at least pay attention to the details.
I was a little reluctant to finish reading it. The author has a unique imagination, is intelligent, and writes smoothly. There was nothing uncomfortable to read. I was just annoyed by Fan Wuchang in the beginning, and Jian Lihua was portrayed in a way that made me hate her. Anli and her grandmother were also very warm. It was a good read.
The writing is excellent. As a seasoned bookworm, I can't finish many online novels after just a few chapters. Books are meant to be inspired by life, but also to transcend it. Many online novel authors, however, lack even basic family reasoning and moral understanding—something even children shouldn't know—and spout nonsense in their stories. It's simply unbearable.