
Longevity: After Entering the World, I Became the Sword Immortal of the Mortal Realm
长生:入世后,我为人间剑仙
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 310k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy & Cultivation
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Explore more →Court Intrigue and Chivalry of the Martial World: There Is No Jianghu After Sword Snow Stride
I've read Sword Snow Stride three times already. Anything else?
Low-Martial Arts and Immortality: No Overpowered Characters or Constantly Changing Settings
One Man, One Sword, a Wandering Swordsman, Superb Martial Arts, No Female Lead. Begging for Recommendations
Wuxia, Wuxia, Xianxia
No need to say more, bring them on.
Looking for Something With the Feel of The Fate of the Chessmaster
I like calm, straightforward stories. No mindless plots or wish fulfillment. Something with the feel of *The Edge of Dawn*.
No Romance, Martial World, Ensemble Cast: A Group of Young People Growing Up
Jianghu Stories with Martial Arts Schools, and Maybe a Little Court Politics
A Badass Female Lead, Fantasy, One Female Lead, and Completed
No unfinished books, and nothing if it's unclear whether there's only one female lead. Harem stories, stay away!!!
Traditional Xianxia Novels
It feels like traditional xianxia novels are hard to find on Tomato now. Does nobody like pure cultivation stories anymore? It's all the same cookie-cutter, imagination-driven stuff.
Classic Xuanhuan Fantasy
Any Complete, Highly Rated (9.0+) Power Fantasy Novels About Immortality?
Ancient High Martial Arts With Demons, Ideally Featuring the Imperial Court, the Eastern Depot, or the Embroidered Uniform Guard
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.
Any Stories Focused on Martial Arts, Featuring Grandmasters Who Have Reached the Pinnacle?
The protagonist, Zheng Xin, practices martial arts, despite people claiming that Chinese martial arts are nothing but a cheap way to attract attention.
A Snowy Blade Upholds Integrity, A Sword Comes Upholds Values: Traditional Wuxia Novels
Any Masterpiece-Level Xianxia Novels? Fellow Daoists, Enlighten Me.
Looking for Cultivation Stories Like The Fate of the Reborn: Peaceful Cultivation, No Fighting or Scrambling
Any Stories Where the Protagonist Has the Thirty-Six Heavenly Transformations and Seventy-Two Earthly Transformations?
A Flash of White Robes Across the World, a Silver Spear Piercing the Heavens (Preferably with One Heroine)
Looking for books like *Dashing Youth*.
No Female Lead, No Romance
Books with no romance, where the male lead focuses on his career. Any genre is fine: xuanhuan, bookstores, food, level-up stories, and so on. The main thing is no romance! I'm in the late stages of a reading slump, please recommend something!!!
Any Book Recommendations Like The Sword Snow Stride?
Big.
Male Lead in a Wuxia World: Jianghu, Court Politics, and Royalty. No Female Lead
Highly skilled in martial arts, cold and aloof, exceptionally resourceful, and of noble birth, similar in character and background to Xiao Se from The Blood of Youth.
Any Complete Books About an Immortal Protagonist Who Lives Through One Dynasty After Another?
I’m out of books to read!
The Protagonist Trains in Martial Arts from Childhood, with a Detailed Journey, Using Martial Arts to Battle Cultivators
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The writing is very fairy-like, and the characters are also unique.
The writing is still very good, the characters have distinct personalities, and the writing style is also very good. It is worth reading and I recommend it to myself.
It's pretty good, and the plot won't be too bland. Author, you can write some old routines, and then reverse them later, so that readers can't expect it. This would be much better. However, the author is still a newbie, so it's good to be able to write like this, but you still have to learn how other people do it, and adopt what others can do.
It's going to suck. After reading Chapter 7, I have no idea of continuing.
Is the author making his debut?
Support the newcomers, Hui Hui's writing is very good, you have to find good books on Tomato by yourself.