The Little Immortal Who Defies Time
长生小仙人
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 327k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Looking for a Slow, Peaceful Immortality Novel, Nothing Too Intense
Looking for a more level-headed protagonist. I don’t want someone who acts like an arrogant chosen one.
Please Recommend a Completed Cultivation Novel with Qi Refining, Foundation Establishment, Golden Core, and a Pocket Dimension. I Beg You!
Farming + Cultivation + Pocket Dimension
I'm reading a novel lately, *I Became an Immortal by Farming in a Spirit Spring Space*. It's especially good, so I'm looking for another cultivation novel just like it.
Stories About Immortality
Looking for Novels Like Toriko and Food Wars!
Ideally, it starts with Food Wars and then moves on to other food-themed stories.
Looking for Traditional Fantasy About a Sect, with No System and a Clever Protagonist Who Knows How to Show Off
No brainless showing off, and no being invincible from the start. I'm sick of that. I'd like a story about growth where the protagonist doesn't get bullied, but makes the most of their strengths and connections to show off at every turn. The antagonists should also be smart, and lots of women should be interested in the protagonist. I'm writing something myself and hope to find books I can learn from.
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It's a very good book. I thought it would be bad if I didn't change the practice of Kung Fu and just stick to the Sutra of Immortality. But then I mentioned that I would turn to the Sutra of Creation. I felt a bit frustrated by the sect issue (which was okay). In the end, the book became very popular. However, I suggest that if the author can't handle the emotional drama well, then you don't take the exam. I wrote the emotional drama after thinking about it (there is no emotional drama so far, and it does not affect my reading, but it is very good. Just follow this rhythm). After all, the protagonist wants to live forever [laughing]. The only flaw is the occasional typo, but it does not affect my reading. Come on, author
The writing is very good, and it can be regarded as a breath of fresh air in the literature about cultivating immortals. It has stable development, accumulation of resources, reasonable techniques, and explanations of the realm. It is a bit less interesting than the realm of cultivation for ordinary people. The main reason is that there are a lot of typos and the book is not very popular. However, the people who read this book are very peaceful and not so angry. When the number of readers increases later, all kinds of monsters and monsters will come out to point fingers and pick and choose, and the monsters will be confused. In short, the author writes well and doesn't worry about those monsters.
Surprisingly good!
Looks good, I like it very much, keep it up
Very good, the author has the ability to become a god
Wonderful ideas can develop from places no one else has thought of.
I've read Chapter 5, it would be nice to have some ups and downs. 😁😁😁
I can't say it's good, but it's pretty good. It's fast-paced and pretty good. Come on (ง •̀_•́)ง
It looks good, but it's too fast. The hang-up is too big.
Very good, food and grass