I Told You to Learn the Zither, Not Become an Immortal
让你学个琴，你竟然成了仙
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 549k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Traditional Eastern Fantasy
- Updated
- 3y ago
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Douluo Stories: Humiliate Tang San and Beat Up the Grandmaster
Douluo stories where the protagonist joins Spirit Hall. It'd be great if they could kill Grandmaster and Tang San.
Stories Where the Characters Use Flutes, Fans, Umbrellas, or Zithers as Weapons
Are Traditional, Passionate Fantasy Stories a Thing of the Past? Looking for Ones with No System and No Do-Gooder Protagonists
Are traditional, passionate fantasy novels a thing of the past? Looking for ones without a System or a saintly protagonist.
Please Recommend Fresh Fantasy Stories! Lively Characters and Subtle Foreshadowing, the Kind Worth Following Closely
Looking for books similar to Handing Over the Cultivation Realm to the State at the Start, the Nation Wants Me to Become an Immortal First. I'm looking for a fresh xuanhuan premise that breaks the traditional mold, builds an expansive framework spanning the three realms, and weaves cultivation and advancement together with a struggle against fate. It should have dramatic, substantial storytelling, thrilling battles, and nuanced emotions.
Novels About Traditional Chinese Arts, Such as Ceramics, Chinese Medicine, Music, and Theater
Hanfu and Traditional Chinese Aesthetics in Fiction
Looking for entertainment-industry novels involving being reborn, transmigrating to another world, or living in a parallel timeline. I like stories where the protagonist wears hanfu and sings traditional Chinese-style songs.
Any Stories Where the Protagonist Uses Musical Instruments or Something Similar?
The protagonist uses the flute, vertical flute, zither, or pipa. Or are there any urban novels about someone who plays the piano? I've searched for ages and still haven't found one. Do any of you experts know of one? 🙃🙃
Life Skills, Gear Crafting, and Cooking That Boosts Combat Power. Support Roles Are Fine Too
No cheap attempts to stir up drama that end up derailing the story. Keep it sincere, please. And it'd be even better if the male lead weren't such a doormat.
Looking For A Cultivation Novel With A Female Lead Who Practices Both Music And Magic, With Romance
A cultivation novel with a CP and a bit of an ensemble cast. The female lead cultivates through music and magic. Music cultivation alone is fine, too. Weapons like fans, flutes, and zithers, such as the guzheng, would be great.
Cultivation, Music Cultivators, and a Hilarious Goofball of a Female Lead Who Plays the Suona
Looking for books like "The Goofy Junior Sister Is a Happy-Go-Lucky Cultivator". Funny and goofy stories.
Any Novels Where the Protagonist's Words Become Law, the Great Dao Backs Them, and Even Heaven Favors Them?
Stories Where the Heroine Uses the Guqin, Pipa, Flute, Fan, Sword, Whip, and Spear
Using Naruto Abilities in Another World, Preferably a Cultivation World
Please, no more national-fortune or pirate stories. I'm sick of them. I want a cultivation continent where the characters use Naruto abilities.
The Protagonist Uses Music and Instruments as Weapons, Like in The Emperor of the Guzheng
Looking for books similar to The Emperor's Song.
How Many Novels Do You Know Where People Are Killed With a Zither?
Any novels where someone kills people with a qin? I want a ruthless protagonist who isn't a do-gooder.
Confucian Cultivation: Thrown Straight Onto the Battlefield from the Start
I want the story to start on the battlefield, without a ton of setup beforehand.
Fantasy, Classic-Style Fantasy. The Eldest Senior Brother Is Powerful, and the Second Senior Brother Is Lazy.
Looking for books similar to "My Cultivation Time Is Different from Everyone Else's".
The Protagonist Wields Music, Chess, Calligraphy, Painting, Brushes, Fans, and Masks as Weapons
Spiritual qi revival, cultivation, supernatural horror, and so on. Any genre is fine.
Modern Cultivation, Guqin Mastery, and Musical Arts
Returning after cultivating immortality.
Any Stories Where the Protagonist Wields an Umbrella, Fan, or Flute? Must Have Two Male Leads
I prefer this kind of novel. Cultivation would be best.
Sound-Based Powers, Preferably Playing the Pipa or Guzheng, and No CP, Just a Female or Male Lead
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Emperor of Music
The Ape and Crane Listen as I Play the Qin Again
Jade Carver: My Superpower Creates Heirloom Treasures
Otherworldly Music Cultivation System
Melodies of a Troubled Age: Reborn
A Pure Guqin Melody, Contracting an S-Rank Frost Queen
Zither Sovereign
I'm a Zither Player in Another World
When the Suona Sounds, All Gods Bow
My Music Can Help People Cultivate
Pill Immortal, Zither Demon
The Demonic Zither of the Ninth Heaven
The Confucian Dao Supreme
The Zither Player
Global Music Cultivators: A Divine Song from the Start
The Ice Emperor
Reborn: Bringing Honor to the Music Cultivator’s Path
The Demon Hunter: Music Moves Mountains and Rivers
A Needle Pierces the Nine Heavens
Xuanhuan: My Junior Sister Is Obviously Overpowered, Yet She Lip-Syncs Terribly
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As a long-time book lover, I only have one criterion for reading: it has to be engaging. No matter the genre or topic, if it can immerse me, it's a good book. Author, you've achieved that! I followed the protagonist's journey, experiencing various people and events. Especially in chapter 60, I was even moved to tears by the story, and later touched by the protagonist's genuine emotions. Keep up the good work, author! You deserve five stars!
Great job, author! Keep it up! [Learned it] It was okay at first, but it got more and more jarring towards the end 🤦
It's a good book, but the characters' growth isn't very obvious along with the plot. The author's sincerity and courage are commendable! (The support and shadow classes should be quite obvious by now, don't lie to me!) Of course, some loopholes and shortcomings in the article (related music theory knowledge) are still very obvious, and this needs a lot of improvement!
Great book, author, keep up the good work!
It's pretty good, but the audio editing and mind-body mirror need to be maintained, and there are no self-protection methods. Personally, I think this book is quite good.
It's good, but will the protagonist's mindset improve? I feel like the current protagonist is like an angry young man, often acting impulsively, with the mentality of a 15 or 16-year-old? (I don't know if my expression is wrong, but the general meaning should be fine... Right? I'm just expressing my opinion, if you disagree, you're right.)
This is the first time I've seen a novel about cultivating immortality through music on Tomato. It's alright, though the protagonist's intelligence is sometimes lacking. Everything else is great. I still prefer protagonists who cultivate within a sect, but it's a pity that the protagonist becomes a rogue cultivator right after joining a sect.
Five stars first, no pairing required.
The book is good, but the ending is a bit disappointing!
This is a story about the male protagonist, Chen Ruosheng, whose soul transmigrates to a cultivation world, enters the Dao of Music, and gradually becomes stronger! Especially the last part, where the male protagonist protects Earth after encountering it, is quite unexpected!