
Cultivation Is All About Seeing Who Can Keep a Low Profile
修仙就是看谁活得苟
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 238k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Explore more →Looking for Smart Cultivation Novels. I’m Sick of Stupid Stories
Looking for Masterpieces, but Not Anything on the Recommendation Rankings
Don't recommend anything where the protagonist's surname is Ye or Ling, where the protagonist has a cute little sister, or where the protagonist is a bleeding-heart do-gooder. In short, no stupid novels. The darker and more ruthless, the better! Kill, kill, kill!!!
Only 9.8-Rated Masterpieces, Anything Below 9.8 Keep Out
Funny Stories Full of Memorable Quotes, Lots of Chapters, All Here and Frequently Updated
Urban stories, Tang Dynasty stories, reincarnation stories, all of them.
I'm Extremely Picky and Out of Books. Only Recommend Absolute Masterpieces
If you like it, please leave a like and save it to your favorites!
All-Heavens Fiction, No Foreign Settings, Xianxia or Wuxia Are Both Fine
No Japanese anime, no Japanese anime, no Japanese anime. Important things have to be said three times!!!
Any Novels with a Cautious, Steady Male Protagonist?
Are there any novels with a male lead who’s especially cautious and steady?
The Ultimate Reading Drought Zone: Beginners Stay Out!
Comedies That'll Make You Laugh Yourself to Death
I'm Out of Books. Highly Rated, Top-Scoring, Widely Followed Reads, You Know the Type?
I'm in the middle of a book drought!!!
The Female Lead Betrays the Male Lead, Who Then Lives in Seclusion Deep in the Mountains
Looking for Hilarious Completed Novels. I Don’t Mind Laughing Myself to Death
Has any expert read a laugh-out-loud novel, especially a completed one? Please recommend something. I don't mind laughing myself to death; ideally, it should have me laughing from start to finish.
Invincible Protagonist Stories Where The Protagonist Knows He’s Invincible
Looking for a Calm Protagonist With Real Abilities, Not Someone Who Relies on Cheats
Looking for Traditional Cultivation Novels That Rival A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality
Invincible, Lazy, No Romance, Good Values, Doesn't Meddle in Other People's Business, and Satisfying! Please Recommend Something
Nothing with characters acting obviously stupid. Even someone who doesn't think much should be able to spot it.
Keep a Low Profile, Stay Alive, Cultivate Immortality
Develop quietly and keep a low profile.
The Young Man Finally Fell in Love, Raising His Sword to Slay the Gods for Her
Preferably one with a sequence-based power system.
Longevity Novels: Male-Oriented, No Romance, and a Protagonist Who Has Lived So Long That He's Beyond Worldly Attachments
The main thing is no romance at all!!!!
The Protagonist Walks the World Alone
Looking for related books. A female lead is fine, and the protagonist doesn't have to be invincible. It can be urban fantasy, cultivation, or supernatural, but I'd prefer a loner protagonist.
Hot-Blooded Old Man: The Old Master Is at the Peak of Combat Power!!!
The Gou Clan, Once a Mighty Lineage, Has Fallen into Decline
These Are All My Favorite Books
The Protagonist Is Immortal and Has an Air of Loneliness
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This book is definitely the work of the great Tomato master. Although it cannot be said to be a god, it is definitely a very good book. I hope I won't die of it. I will come back one hundred thousand times with a gift of 188 meters.
It's a very good movie. I hope the author strives for refinement rather than speed. I will keep reading it.
There is no doubt that he is writing a masterpiece with this motivation. The author is very good at telling stories, but I don't think he has it yet when it comes to hair-cutting. The story line is composed of sad stories of many characters, but I think it is still unreal (as far as the existing chapters are concerned). The senior brother has taken revenge, Hu Chunfeng's child has been rescued, and the monk seems to have returned, but it is not difficult to calm down. It's a must-see
The protagonist is very ordinary, the things are very ordinary, but it is beautiful! [Praise]
The author, I have a small suggestion, that is, there are various situations in life, including friendship and family, helplessness and sadness, and it will become a bit boring after a long time. Then you can have some sweet love, there is love in the road, and you are not lonely on the road, which is equivalent to the combination of work and rest. There is bitterness and sweetness, which is interesting to watch. Later, because of immortality, watching your lover grow old and die, you can have another knife [Thinking] [Thinking] After experiencing lovesickness, and then returning to loneliness, it will definitely be a cruel knife! Demonizing the princess is good, what do you think?
To be honest, this book is good. Every story and the characters in it are so flesh and blood, making you feel that this is the real world of cultivating immortals. Compared with those novels that fly to the sky and escape from the earth at every turn, and there are opportunities wherever you go, this book seems so real. The author has been shaping each character. When the characters are full, the book will be perfect. Come on, author. If this book is written according to the current quality, I predict it will achieve a score of 9.6. Come on, write well.
This is the best immortality article I have ever seen. I read it in one sitting from 12:30 to now. The last tumbler says that the departure of Pan San and his wife is very similar to that of my great-grandfather and great-grandmother. I really felt the same thing because I experienced the funeral of my great-grandfather at the end of July, and then my great-grandmother sat on the chair and watched like Pan San, so Seeing this makes it even more uncomfortable to feel the same. I really hope the author can keep writing. No matter what, he must not stop updating. If he is not in good condition, take a few days off, but he must keep writing. This book is really good, very good, very good. This is the first time I have given such a high evaluation to a book. It may be more out of empathy, but really this is the book that I feel the most.
From the current point of view, as long as the book does not end badly, even if it has a mediocre ending, it can still be regarded as a good work. Changshengwen never tells the story of one person, but tells the stories of many people with one person as the axis. The story of the monk, the princess, and the senior brother has been told very brilliantly, making people feel uneasy, and it is not the kind of plot where knives are given out just for the sake of giving out knives. Furthermore, this style of writing without any bells and whistles makes me very comfortable. There is no need to pursue the colorfulness of battles. Chang Sheng tells the story of a person growing up in countless things. Finally, I would like to send a message to the author: I would rather the eunuchs not be unfinished. The eunuchs can at least leave people with thoughts, but unfinished stories are just disgusting. Maintain this style of writing, don't be disturbed by other people's opinions, and write what you want to write, not what others want to see. That's all, I hope the author can reply after reading it. @ Pepsi abominable
"Eternal Life" There is no battle of wits and courage, no calculations against you and me, no invincibility system, and no battles with devastating skills. The content is not about cultivation or fighting, but about the normality of life and the sophistication of human beings. There are a bit too many knives, but they are very beautiful. If you are tired of watching the fighting training and system plus various slaps in the face and old routines, you can watch it.
The writing is very good. The author writes about the ordinary world, all kinds of people, but the ordinary words affect the reader's sentimentality, and there is a touch of fireworks in the words. The immortals are destined to bear the curse of loneliness, sit back and watch their old friends grow old, sick and die, lamenting the unfairness of the world and the changing fate. Different people have different character descriptions, and each supporting character has a different side, which is not clear-cut between good and evil: the monk who eats wine and meat but is not afraid of life and death and gives the chance to live to others; the double swordsman who fights on the Great Wall and has many brothers but still has no choice but to leave; the senior brother who does not hesitate to risk his career for revenge and eventually grows old... There are also good people who make people sad or pity. The plots are layered and closely integrated. The scenes are well described, the truth is profound, the intention is extraordinary, it leads people to do good, but it also secretly satirizes reality. The protagonist often has the ambivalence of being a chivalrous but cautious person. He is afraid of being alone, but he also has the tenacity to practice hard. Facing the farewell of old friends, people are unpredictable and the world is impermanent. The monk often asks the protagonist what he has learned. I think we readers must have learned a lot of principles and attitudes towards life. Excellent work!