I Picked Up an Old Ancestor
捡个老祖宗
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 533k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Cultivation
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Other names
- Cultivation for the Sake of Getting Rich修仙只为暴富Alternate title on Fanqie
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Recommend a Great Book for Middle-Aged and Older Readers!
A good realistic novel, The Bumpy Life of a Young Man from the Mountains, which is very suitable for older readers.
The Female Lead Is a God Who Lives Through to the Modern Era, Hidden Away in the Mountains
Withdrawal Symptoms, I Miss You All So Much I Could Die
I'd like to read something like Transmigrating Into an Old Man, Starting a Lie-Flat Life. Please don't recommend brainless stories, everyone. After finishing Enter the Azure Clouds, I went straight into withdrawal. I just want something relaxing. I'm still not over my withdrawal from Luluxiao, either.
Cultivation Stories With a Cautious Male Lead Who's Powerful but Always Pretends to Be Weak
Looking for an urban cultivation novel where the male lead is a young Daoist priest who comes down from the mountain.
Looking for Modern Stories Where an Ancestor or Great-Grandmother Is Reborn in a High Schooler's Body and Puts the Family in Order
Looking for books similar to Great-Grandma Is Still Cleaning House at Eighteen (Xinghe Zaiyu Gui). Preferably set in modern times, with an ancestor or great-grandmother reborn into a high schooler's body, cleaning up the family and restoring its glory. Bonus if someone in the household switched the babies at birth.
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The Pride of a Military Family: Reborn with My Wacky Ancestors
At Seven Years Old, I Took Leave to Return to My Village and Officiate at Funerals and Weddings
The Fake Heiress Fears Nothing: This Taotie Just Keeps Eating
A Century in a Dream, and I Became a Daoist Celestial Master
Reborn in 1975: From the Start, I Tore Up the Order to Return to the City
After Transmigration, Her Whole Family Are Villains
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Well written, quite interesting. A person's whole life is hard to explain. It's different from the previous Ganges.
A 7.9 Rating for this book is too low. Firstly, the overall structure is complete and well-paced, with rich and tightly packed content and no major plot holes. Secondly, the protagonist, Li Xiaoluo, is well-developed, and characters like Cheng Xue, Xiao Xian, and the old man are also vividly portrayed with distinct personalities.
Excellent, well worth appreciating! Please continue, and keep up the good work with the author.
So good-looking!
The content is excellent and worth watching!
I really want this kind of life.
I just finished reading this novel today. It's quite well-written; one of the few cultivation novels I've read that left me wanting more! Overall, it's okay, but the description of the protagonist's martial arts is far too fantastical! Even in cultivation novels from over a decade ago, a twenty-something Foundation Establishment or Golden Core stage expert wouldn't be described as so magically…
It was great, but a bit short; not enough!
It's quite modern, featuring both Israel and Palestine. Most importantly, the male protagonist has strong moral values; he doesn't bully the weak and has his own ethical bottom line, which is admirable.
The best novel I've read recently, keep it up!