Cultivating Immortality: Hunting in Qingshan Town
修仙长生，从青山镇打猎开始
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Eastern Cultivation
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- 1y ago
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Any Complete, Highly Rated (9.0+) Power Fantasy Novels About Immortality?
Looking for Novels Where the Protagonist Watches the Story Unfold Without Interfering, Just Lazing Around and Enjoying the Gossip
Any era is fine, including Qing-era romance. The protagonist transmigrates into a book and follows the plot without going out of their way to cause trouble or demonizing the original leads. Romance or no romance is fine, as long as the protagonist isn't love-brained.
Since Patriarch Chen Xun, No Other Immortality Story Has Been Worth Reading
Looking for books like *The System Grants Me Immortality: I’ll Eventually Become Invincible as Long as I Keep Living*. Any authors have similar recommendations?
Immortality Novels: The Protagonist Lives Forever, Sees Through the Mortal World, and Witnesses Countless Human Relationships
Low-Key Cultivation Novels, No Picking Fights Everywhere
The Protagonist Has Lived Through Countless Eras, and Every Identity They Reveal Shakes the World
Looking for a Low-Profile Path to Immortality Story. No Meddling or Taking Disciples, and No Harem. Just Keep Your Head Down
Cautious Cultivation Novels: Every Protagonist Sees the World Clearly
Recently I’ve become obsessed with cultivation novels focused on playing it safe. I’ve dug up many new books, and their male protagonists are all clear-headed and intelligent.
Why Does Cultivation Have to Be All Fighting? Aren't There Any Laid-Back Stories Where You Can Just Watch the Fun?
The Protagonist Is Immortal and Has an Air of Loneliness
A Long-Lived Protagonist Who Plays It Safe and Doesn’t Level Up Too Quickly
I want characters with a full range of emotions and desires, not people who only care about cultivation.
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.
How Could Immortality Come Without a Blade? The Way Is Found in the Mortal World.
Looking for books similar to *Immortal of the Umbrella*. Something like *The Weiqi Fate of Rotten Persimmons*.
Low-Martial Arts and Immortality: No Overpowered Characters or Constantly Changing Settings
A Long-Lived Protagonist Who Forges New Realms of Cultivation
Looking for books like From the Primordial Age to the End of the Dharma, I Stand Alone Through the Ages.
Looking for Immortality Novels: No Saintly Male Leads or Eunuchs, and the Female Lead Is Fished Out of the River of Time
Looking for books similar to I'm Going to Live Forever Anyway, So Do as You Please.
A Home of Immortals Who Live Forever, Taoists Who Share the Heavens' Lifespan
I want books similar to Spiritual Qi Revival: Revitalizing the Taoist Sect in Another World.
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!!!!
Books Like From the Start, Immortal for Ten Thousand Ages, Until the End of Time
A seven-year veteran reader is on their knees. Save me quickly!!!
I’m Out of Books to Read. Any Immortality Cultivation Stories? A System Is Fine, but It Should Stay in the Background
Looking for books similar to The System Granted Me Immortality, So I'll Eventually Become Invincible by Staying Alive.
The Protagonist Has an Infinite Lifespan and Sees Through All the People of the World
No heroine, or one who barely appears. Ideally, the male lead goes through losing the people around him and becomes stoic about it.
The Main Character Is Immortal from the Start, So He Can’t Die. He Gets Stronger Simply by Staying Alive
Any Complete Books About an Immortal Protagonist Who Lives Through One Dynasty After Another?
I’m out of books to read!
The Protagonist Is Immortal, Watching Everyone Around Them Pass Away One by One as Time Goes By
Lonely, with a lingering sadness after finishing. Ideally, something heartbreaking.
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The new book has set sail. Thank you all handsome guys and beauties for your support. You are welcome to leave a five-star review [laughing]
Yes, it's very comfortable to read, and I like it very much. I highly recommend it to new and old bookworms to give it a try! Let me tell you about my personal feelings. So far, the daily plot of the book accounts for the majority of the overall plot, about 60%, and other plots and conflict plots account for the rest. The author's handling of the proportions of various types is quite good and very stable. After reading it in one sitting, I think the author's control over the development of the plot is very skillful, quite clear and reasonable, and the overall writing is smooth; the character creation process avoids falling into clichés, both the protagonist, supporting characters, and even passers-by have their own characteristics, and there is no character collapse. The overall product may have flaws, but they cannot be ignored. The author is talented and has potential. Personally, I still hope that the author can maintain the writing style of this book, and I look forward to the follow-up development.
Excellent works of fantasy novels, not as pedantic as in previous martial arts novels, nor as violent as in current novels [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like] This book is divided into two categories. If you like the farming style, you will think it is a good book. If you like the hot-blooded style, you will think it is a bad book.
It's good to watch, the story is focused on daily life, leisurely and comfortable, I look forward to the next chapters in the world of immortality
Rating so low? He is very steady but not too stubborn, and he takes action when he needs to. When trouble comes, he does not change the map, and continues to enjoy life and practice at the same time. The overall atmosphere is very peaceful, there is no big danger or ugliness, daily cultivation of immortality
The front part has a strong sense of life and a sense of immersion. Five-star praise!
The protagonist has a good personality, no intrigues, and he cultivates immortality leisurely.
It's very interesting to watch, with a strong sense of life, and the protagonist's personality is humorous. I'm looking forward to it (๑˙ー˙๑)
I've read Chapter 110. It's a very good article about farming. It's the thing about baptism once a year that the author mentioned earlier. Why don't I see it again later? Is it because the level of baptism is not enough, or is there some other reason? [Think]
Why is the rating so low? The old bookworm saw Chapter 43 and there were no big logical problems. The plot seems to be relatively relaxed and comfortable, and there is nothing wrong with the protagonist's outlook on life. I hope the author will stick to it. I have read Chapter 110, and overall it is relatively stable, with no major logical or three-dimensional issues. Although the improvement of cultivation level is a bit slow, it is not watery or long-winded. Old bookworms like me who like slow pace still prefer it. The plot is smooth and does not seem tiring. I hope the author sticks to it