Cultivation: I Transmigrated into the Ultimate Villain
修仙：穿成了终极大反派
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 228k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- Transmigrate into a Book and Cultivate Immortality Without Following the Plot穿书修仙，不走剧情Alternate title on Fanqie
In booklists 3
Please, Esteemed Authors, Recommend a Villain-Protagonist Story
I remember a book, but I’ve forgotten the title. It was an urban fantasy with an imaginative premise: the Son of Fortune was exiled to outer space to make his way in the world, while the male lead took over his home on Earth. The Son of Fortune’s younger sister worked as a researcher at an institute under the male lead’s mother. Please help, thank you!
Historical Romance, a Clever Female Lead, Possibly Cultivation, and an Expansive World
Good writing, please. No favoritism toward either men or women, and the characters should have sound values. Recommendations, please.
A Carefree Villain in a Cultivation World
Looking for cultivation stories where the protagonist transmigrates into a powerful villain, with no System, and likes the protagonist’s team (the team has to stick together). I love endings where the team is laughing and joking as they wander along, while the villain leisurely fans themselves on a hill 😭😭😭😭😭
Reader comments 25
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It's so cool. Unlike some other non-CP novels, this novel doesn't have any romance from beginning to end. There is no entanglement with the girl. If you encounter someone who is threatening or trying to kill you, you will kill her directly. If you face clear grievances, you will make friends. It is really one of the few non-CP fairy tales I have ever read. It's so cool.
I enjoyed watching it and finished it in half a day. The length is not long, the layout is quite large, and there is no digging holes randomly. There is not much connection with the so-called original world plot, there is no entanglement with the male and female protagonists of the original book, and there is no female protagonist or supporting role. The protagonist is dedicated to the Tao. Objectively speaking, I think the whole text is flawless and deserves five stars.
How can I put it? It's very good-looking. There are no verbose words. The main book is very good-looking, but it's a bit short. It would be perfect if there was an outpost or a second volume. I don't know why such a good-looking book has such a low rating. I guess it's because it's short.
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh it's over
It's quite good to watch, and the logic is good, but I feel that the plot development may be a bit rushed. Many plots that I think are more important can be passed in just two or three sentences, but I still wish the book a great success 😘
The system actually left midway! Shocked 😲 left half way through! [Shocked] I've seen people leave at the beginning before, but this is the first time I've seen people quit in the middle. [Shocked] I was shocked! The reason is quite reasonable! Wasn't the final ending a little too rushed? [Shocking] But the ending is reasonable.
It's well written and very engaging. The more I read, the more I want to read.
Ah, it was so sudden, it was gone
The summary is the growth history of the boss Gu Qinghan before he was certified.
I've finished reading it. To be honest, it's pretty good. At least I didn't fall asleep while reading it. I read a lot of immortality writings before abandoning them. This one is concise and comprehensive, with clear descriptions. It's worth reading [please pay attention]