
Heaven Answers Human Wishes
天应人愿
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 292k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- Stop Calling Me a True Immortal, I’m Just an Ordinary Person别再叫我真仙了,我只是个普通人Alternate title on Fanqie
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An Invincible Protagonist Living in Seclusion Among Ordinary People
The protagonist starts out with a very high cultivation level and lives in seclusion among ordinary people.
Looking for Stories Like Lan Ke Qi Yuan, or About a Master Traveling Through the Mortal World
Nothing mindless, please. Something like The Chess of Rotten Persimmons, where the protagonist travels through the mortal world and witnesses its joys and sorrows, as well as birth, aging, sickness, and death.
Immortality Stories: If It’s Not Good, You Can Come After Me
Any Stories With a Male Lead Who's a Taoist Priest, Already Powerful from the Start, and Has No Romance?
The male lead should already be powerful in the first chapter. To emphasize this very, very clearly, there must be no romance, and the male lead should be invincible under heaven. Actually, that is all! I have just run out of books lately. 😭😭😭
Any Stories About a Formidable Young Taoist with a Taoist Temple and Earthly Immortal-Level Power?
Thanks, everyone. Please recommend any good books you know.
Any Ancient Cultivation Novels Where People in the Mortal World Believe the Protagonist Is a True Immortal?
Please recommend novels similar to The Go Game of Rotten Persimmons
Heaven Is Dead, the Yellow Heaven Shall Rise! In the Year of Jiazi, Great Fortune Shall Come to All! Bring on the Books
A Taoist priest, a book set in the Qin era, brother! With my vital energy, I seize the fortunes of Heaven and Earth! Thunder God, aid me!
A Carefree Immortal in the Mortal World, Wandering the Earth
Any stories where the protagonist is absolutely invincible but lives hidden among ordinary people?
Reader comments 21
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After listening to other people's discussion, I downloaded Tomato to read this novel. The last book friend said it was quite right, it smells like bad luck. The difference is that I also finished reading the later updated chapters. How can I put it, the previous settings are very similar, but after reading too many articles in the past, I have become accustomed to similar settings of the same type, such as the waste wood flow, the son-in-law flow, the system flow, etc. I am more accustomed to calling it a genre, and yours is more like the true immortal flow, and Lan Keqiyuan is the best among them. To be honest, when I read the first chapter, I almost wanted to report it, but when I read the later chapters, especially the recently updated chapters, it was indeed a bit new. Looking at it this way, it's more like Mr. Ji's worldview, where the male protagonist does different things, and a bunch of settings are explained later, which are actually not available in Rotten Curry. That's why I gave you four stars. In fact, I really hope you can write well, and I hope you can write your own thoughts based on the predecessors. There are too few true fairy tales like this, and Mr. Ji collapsed in the later period. But I really like Mr. Ji, and I hope you can really write about Mr. Xu, who speaks his words and follows the rules. Don't be a substitute or fake of Mr. Ji. I hope one day I will give your work five stars instead of reporting it. Counting fate is chance, Xu Yuan is making a wish.
Although it is similar to Lanke Qiyuan, it has its own story and style. This style is comfortable to read, and it is really more comfortable than those about fighting and killing! Come on
From Zi Zai Xiao Yao Xian, it can be seen that the author intends to follow the same path as Lan Ke Qi Yuan, but there are a lot of similarities. There are not many novels of this kind, but after reading "Lan Ke Qi Yuan", I feel that it is difficult to swallow the same kind of novels, but the later part is so regrettable. I'm still looking forward to what comes next.
The writing is very good, and it can be seen that it is based on Lan Ke's path, which is very good and attractive, but it is not strong enough. It always has some slightly cliché words, and there are some details that lower the reputation of the protagonist as a true immortal. After all, it was written according to Lan Ke's path. Everyone's vision is high. Keep up the good work. The details that come to mind are: Only mortals can call the City God Yeye. The protagonist's status as a true immortal should not call him City God. Even if he does, the City God should deny it. After all, this is the same as offering incense to the City God. Another example: The real immortal's trick is just to say a word, but those minions can immediately say that they follow the words. If so, are the minions really knowledgeable enough to mean that the same thing exists in this world? Or maybe the main character's tricks don't seem right. . Although his words are very powerful.
It's more to my liking. It's not so modern writing style. It's a bit old-style and ink-y, so it's not that good. But I think the author is very slow in updating. Maybe he's not inspired or he's busy. I didn't understand much at first. I have read more than 40 chapters so far. I don't know if it's poisonous or not. After all, I'm not here to find fault with the book. The senses are pretty good. I'll give it four stars first.
Come on, come on, come on, come on
A novel similar to Lan Ke Qiyuan. I haven't read a few chapters, but I personally think it's well written. I've been obsessed with sect summoning novels lately, so I can only put them on my bookshelf for the time being and read them later.
Listen, listen, no more. Gone again, gone again
I really like this novel and hope the author will keep reading.
Okay, just don't collapse