Cultivation Begins at the Altar of Fate
修仙从命运祭坛开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Please Recommend a Great World War I-Era Novel
I want to read something like *Conquering the World, Starting as Kaiser Wilhelm’s Driver*.
Any Cultivation Novels With a Vast Cosmology?
I've finished two books.
Looking for Traditional Cultivation Stories with Gradual Growth and Nothing Too Over-the-Top
Couples are fine, or no couples!
Traditional Cultivation: The Protagonist Refines Pills and Trades at Markets
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.
Novels Where the Protagonist Grows, Cultivates, and Develops Plants with Special Functions
Something involving potted plants, trees with various effects, tree houses, vines, and so on, with a male protagonist.
Novels About Developing and Building Up a Small Ancient Country in Secret, Western or Chinese Settings
Transmigration and ancient-world development.
Any Novels About Transmigrating Into A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality?
#Are there any novels where the protagonist transmigrates into A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality?
A Pocket Dimension for Growing Crops and Storing Things, with a Spiritual Spring.
The Way of Spiritual Roots Is Ultimately a Minor Path; Traditional Cultivation Alone Leads to the Great Way
No spiritual-root fantasy. It’s too monotonous. I want traditional fantasy.
Becoming the Founder of a Powerful Sect
Creation, the Heavens, Pocket Worlds, Space, and Evolution
I've Broken Down So Badly I'm Reading the Marrow-Washing Sutra Now...
Are there any incredibly boring novels? Please, I really cannot fall asleep. 😫
Spirit Seeds and Blessed Lands
The protagonist accidentally obtains a cultivation technique for practicing the Earth Immortal Path, then masters the art of growing spiritual seeds and develops a blessed grotto-heaven, gradually expanding it.
Please, No Stories Where Everyone Keeps Mocking the Protagonist and Questioning Their Abilities
No clueless protagonists. No mockery or questioning of the protagonist’s abilities, and no one inexplicably disliking them. Don’t have random bystanders feel sorry for them, mock them, or doubt them for no reason whenever they do something or show a talent. And don’t have bystanders act like the protagonist is weird just because they’re awesome.
Looking for a Book Where a Ship Requests Evolution from the Eternal Green Lotus, with the Ship Evolving from a Lotus Seed
That guy has read it. Can someone help me figure out the title?
The Protagonist Has a Personal Space Where They Can Build Structures and Live
Preferably set in a post-apocalyptic world
What Novels Feature Alchemy, Artifact Forging, Formations, and Pocket Dimensions?
What novels feature alchemy, artifact crafting, formations, and pocket dimensions?
Eerie Cultivation, White-Bone Foundation Building, Heretical Paths, Conspiracies, Parasitism, and the Unknowable
Pay attention to the genre. I'll block recommendations with the wrong genre, badly written descriptions, copied author descriptions, or books pushed by studios.
Modern City + Cultivation + Storage Ring + Treasure Hunting + Power Fantasy
Cultivation, Puppets, and Marketplace Life: Ideally, All Three
The protagonist should preferably be cautious. As long as the author's writing has some attention to detail and is readable, I do not have high expectations.
Protagonists Who Can Improve Their Proficiency Through Practice
Looking for books similar to I'm in the Sui and Tang Dynasties: I Became Invincible by Combining Traits. Please, everyone!
Novels Where the Protagonist Masters One or More of the Universe’s Ten Great Laws
The Ten Great Laws: 1. Time, 2. Space, 3. Fate, 4. Cause and Effect, 5. Destruction, 6. Creation, 7. The Five Elements, 8. Yin and Yang, 9. Power, 10. Reincarnation
Traditional Cultivation With a Clan Focus: Qi Refining, Foundation Establishment, Core Formation, and Nascent Soul
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I would like to encourage you. The author is really practicing his writing in this book. He often asks everyone for their opinions and will listen carefully to everyone's suggestions. It's a pity that the beginning of this book was not well written. I hope the author will get better and better in the future. In fact, the subject matter of this book is pretty good. Think carefully about the outline of your next book, and be sure to write it well from the beginning to when Tomato gives traffic. It's amazing that the author can rely on his love to write a book that does not make money for so long.
I feel that the acquisition of the power of destiny is too slow. The power of destiny can change the fate of others. You can gain more according to the degree of change. There are many ways to operate. Spread the villain's book everywhere [laughing evilly] or spread false legends and myths about where there are treasures. These are not dangerous operations. No matter whether it is true or false, as long as you can spread it, people will believe it. Slowly, the falsehood will become true. The acquisition of the power of destiny is no more than if you risk your life to kill two people.
As for the Xuanjing Iron, the Gu family is a big family in the same house, and there is a shortage of Xuanjing Iron. The protagonist is in a small county, but one dig has tens of thousands of kilograms, which is a bit poisonous.
The writing is well-founded, and mistakes will be corrected if they are pointed out. The protagonist is not brainless, but uses the golden finger very correctly. Compared with other novels, it is very good. The reason why it cannot compare with other novels is because it is a new author.
It's pretty good. Cheers to the author. I give you a five-star review.
It's okay, nothing too bad, and it ranks among the best in the same period.
This book is really good and should not be missed if you like cultivating immortals. It's been a long time since I've seen a novel about cultivating immortality of this level. Why can't I find it on Tomato? I stayed up late to read it, I haven't had this experience in a long time [smile] At first, this book felt a little different from the traditional realm of immortality. After reading it, I felt that the author had something to say about each realm. I don't know why tomatoes are not popular even at this level.
It's pretty good, nothing bad about it. It is very suitable for newbies to get started, and also suitable for people who are tired of reading those cool articles.
I can only say that there are a lot of poison points in the front, but luckily I have high poison resistance. After reading it for a few weeks, I found that I can still endure it. The pretentious plot at the end is very enjoyable. The protagonist becomes the strongest Jindan Immortal in the sect and takes charge of the sect. Later, the Earth Immortal becomes the ancestor of the sect and starts a journey of exploration into other worlds. Now he is preparing to start the emergency immortal. However, judging from the author's update speed, I feel that this book is about to enter the palace. It is a pity that I have managed to survive so many poison points in the front. I haven't seen many of the cool points in the back.
It's okay, but the treasure is not used. Hundreds of acres of space have been planted with rice, and there are only a few treasure trees. The upgraded talisman mentioned earlier has been fed back to the principles without practicing. In the initial war with that grassland, only a few thousand people died on both sides. The spiritual plant of this book is rice, except it is rice.