A Mortal’s Path to Immortality: Starting with Copying Pills
凡人修仙，从复制丹药开始
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- Completed
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- 1.3M Words
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Eastern Cultivation
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- 3y ago
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- The Wicked Immortal恶仙Alternate title on Fanqie
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Spiritual Qi Revival Begins, Heaven and Earth Undergo Great Changes, Set in a Modern City
Something like The Sacred Ruins
Mortal-Style Cultivation, For Discerning Veteran Readers
No mindless plots. The protagonist and villains should both be smart, and the story shouldn’t have forced, cringey hype.
Are There No Cultivation Novels with Truly Stunning Highlights?
Qi Refining, Foundation Establishment, Golden Core, Nascent Soul, Spirit Transformation
A fallen young man
Can I Get Some Normal Stories Set in a Particular Era?
No silly, naive heroines and no characters suddenly getting stupid. The male lead should be loyal and virtuous. Kids are fine, as are rebirth, transmigration into a book, transmigration, or native-born protagonists. Please, recommend something normal. I'm losing my mind trying to find a book.
Classic Cultivation: Qi Refining, Foundation Establishment, Golden Core, Nascent Soul, Soul Separation, Spirit Division
Qi Refining, Foundation Establishment, Golden Core, Nascent Soul, Out-of-Body, Spirit Division, Body Integration, Great Ascension, Immortal, Earth Immortal, Heavenly Immortal, True Immortal, Golden Immortal, and so on
A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality Is My Favorite
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 😂
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.
A Traditional Fantasy Where the Talented Protagonist Enters a Sect Through Examination Without Playing the Pig to Eat the Tiger
Novels With Over a Thousand Chapters Where the Protagonist Controls Ghosts
Long novels about controlling ghosts.
I've Recently Gotten Into Mortal Cultivation, but So Many Are Like A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality (Han Laomo
Looking for Cultivation Novels with Bone-Based Foundation Building, Strange Golden Cores, and Human Lives as the Price of Cultivation
Highly Rated Urban Cultivation Stories
Looking for books similar to "Urban Youth Cultivation." Highly rated, urban, cultivation!
Cultivation Novels with No Saintly Protagonists, Decisive Killings, and Smart Leads
Cultivation stories with an intelligent protagonist and villains who aren't idiots.
The Protagonist Cultivates Demonic Arts, Has a Demonic Physique, and White Hair
Looking for Stories Where the Protagonist Can Synthesize, Copy, and Collect Things
Looking for a story with crafting, copying, gathering, fighting monsters for loot, and leveling up by fighting monsters.
Fellow Daoists Facing a Book Drought, Come This Way
I mainly enjoy fantasy and more laid-back cultivation stories. Urban fiction isn't really my thing. Here are a few masterpieces from my bookshelf that I love and recommend.
The Reading Slump Is Absolutely Terrifying. Fellow Daoists, Please Lend Me a Hand
I'd like a Primordial World story.
Are There Any Traditional Fantasy Novels Still Worth Reading?
Looking for books like "The Greenbloods, Thirty Thousand Years Later: Rising in the Apocalypse".
Eastern Fantasy Cultivation
Looking for books similar to I Recover by Sucking Blood, and I Outgrind Cultivators with Body Tempering.
Recommendations for Stories With a Weak Golden Finger or None at All
Looking for books like Wutian Divine Realm. Fantasy, smooth prose, traditional cultivation fantasy.
A Ten-Year Bookworm Begs for High-Quality Sweet Romance to Cure This Reading Drought
Looking for books like "Male God, Your Streamer Is Way Too Sweet". A soft, sweet heroine, and please, no angst from beginning to end.
Novels Set During a Spiritual Qi Revival, with a Protagonist Who Uses a Gun or a Tang Dao
I'd prefer a heroine who isn't a self-sacrificing do-gooder.
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A Slacker Sage, Yet I Attain Sainthood Through Merit
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It's not bad, just too short. It's readable, better than some 9.0+ Ones. There aren't many high-quality, non-harem novels like this on Tomato!
This book is a slow burn, quite different from the current mainstream novels that start with a cheat code and are immediately satisfying. The protagonist is dark and develops slowly and slyly. The descriptions of human nature are explicit, and the plot twists are reasonable and coherent yet often unexpected.
I thoroughly enjoyed this book and give it five stars. The protagonist's Foundation Establishment stage, while maintaining the classic tale of a mortal, felt fresh and exciting, with a good balance of detail and summary. While the details are minor, I think they could be improved.
Overall, it's good, with plenty of action scenes, though some typos and minor details could be improved. Keep up the good work! Seriously, author, are you kidding me? You're not going to write about the immortal realm anymore? You're not going to fill in the plot holes? This ending is so terrible.
I've read half of it already, so let me start with the pros: the plot is full of twists and turns, and the characters are very well-developed. The protagonist, unlike other protagonists, isn't easily swayed by women; he's uninterested in them and will stop at nothing to achieve his goals. Now for the cons: there's too much action, which gets a bit tedious.
It's very good, I finished it in no time. But I hope the protagonist's cultivation techniques will be more powerful later on, and that he can take the elite route. After all, independent cultivators are not as advantageous as sect disciples in many aspects.
To be honest, this novel has many flaws, and I have a lot of complaints, but I still listened to (and read) it from beginning to end. The most attractive part of this novel is its strong sense of immersion; you get completely absorbed as you listen. The novel only covers the human realm arc, so it's kind of an unfinished product...
Full marks! This is the best cultivation novel I've read since Mortal's A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality, bar none. I'm quite picky about novels after reading Mortal's A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality, but this one has some of its elements. However, I can't deny that this is a rare gem of a book. Highly recommended!
Although many people criticize this book, I think it's quite good. The story of the protagonist's reluctant entry into the Li Immortal Clan, his ensnaring by the Heart-Controlling Worm, the joy of forcing it out, the danger of being hunted, his Core Formation, and his arrival in the desolate lands is all very engaging and moving. I've witnessed the protagonist's growth from an observer's perspective. This is the first time I've written such a long review, and I hope it doesn't have a bad ending.
A cultivation novel in the style of "a mortal's journey to immortality," with a delicate writing style. The protagonist struggles to survive, grows stronger through hardship, and is indomitable. Fortunately, the various trials are not excessively difficult. After refining to the Void Realm, he defeats a powerful enemy and ascends to immortality, ending the story. The only problem is that there's still no sequel or a sequel in the series.