
Tianhai Realm
天海界
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Traditional Cultivation With Heavenly and Variant Spiritual Roots. Smart Characters Only
I Don’t Have a Very Good Family, Please Help
I want to read books similar to "Family Cultivation: I Am the Clan’s Guardian Spirit Beast."
Seeking a Male-Oriented Cultivation Story Where the Protagonist Starts Out as a Genius With Excellent Spiritual Roots
Novels About Qi Refining, Foundation Establishment, Golden Cores, Nascent Souls, and Deity Transformation
No saintly protagonists.
Traditional Xuanhuan Is So Hard to Find!
It’s a proper fantasy novel, but nobody reads it. Even after it’s recommended, it gets no clicks. It’s so hard. As a fantasy author, I don’t know what I’m doing wrong! Could someone give me some advice?!
Looking for Novels Where the Protagonist Is the Ancestor of a Cultivation Clan and Builds It Up Step by Step
Looking for Stories With a Similar Approach to A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality
After finishing A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality, other cultivation novels feel a bit too contrived. It's easy to guess where the plot is going: the protagonist meets a powerful foe and either 1) hides his true abilities, 2) turns the tables just before dying, 3) lets his enemies fight each other and then swoops in to reap the rewards, or 4) gets taken on as a disciple by some old man. Orz
Cultivation Families of Moderate Strength, Neither Too Weak nor Too Powerful
A powerful clan, with Golden Core as the highest cultivation level.
Looking for a Cultivation Clan Story Focused on Formations, Artifact Forging, Talisman Making, and Alchemy
Clans, cultivation, and the four arts of cultivation.
Cultivation + Clan
The protagonist and his dad secretly built up their own factions in a small town, then killed a cultivator.
Cultivation Clan Stories: Qi Refining, Foundation Building, Golden Core
Looking for Family Cultivation Stories. The Clan Should Ideally Be a Golden Core Clan
Looking for books similar to *Two Hundred Years After the Spiritual Qi Revival, My Family Reaps All the Benefits*.
Traditional Cultivation With a Clan Focus: Qi Refining, Foundation Establishment, Core Formation, and Nascent Soul
The Protagonist Is a Sect Patriarch Who Has Lived for Thousands of Years, With No System
Looking for Stories Where the Protagonist Builds a Faction or Sect, or Goes It Alone. No System
Any good fantasy, wuxia, or xianxia novels? Anything is fine as long as it doesn't have a System. No System, no System, no System.
I Miss the Fantasy Stories of the Past. I Want to Read Some, but Can’t Find Any
I want the more traditional kind of fantasy novel, where the protagonist advances step by step toward the peak of the Great Dao.
Alchemy, Artifact Forging, Talisman Crafting, Formations, Puppets, Beast Taming, and Ascension
Classic Fantasy: A Sword-Cultivation Prodigy Who Is Neither Invincible nor Useless
Looking for books similar to *Sword of Coming*. No System, genius-protagonist stories, please. I don't mind whether there's a female lead or a harem. I just want a genius swordsman who grows stronger and can hold their own anywhere, someone who has to use their brain so they're not ridiculously overpowered. Bonus if they have some faith and wield a sword.
Mortal-Style Cultivation With a Farm and Pocket Dimension, Growing Crops and Speeding Up Spirit Herb Growth
No urban settings. Female-oriented fiction.
Starting Out with a City, Base, or Sect...
Novels about becoming a city lord, commander, sect leader, mountain bandit chief, and so on.
Leading the Family in Cultivation
I’m Out of Books: Recommend Funny or Beast-Taming Completed Novels
Looking for books like *Good Grief, How Many Tamed Beasts Does This Guy Have? (I Have Quite a Few Tamed Beasts)*. Friends, recommend some funny completed books, or good stories about beast tamers 😂
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The writing is quite good, there is nothing ruthless or sexless. In fact, I hope there can be a female protagonist, or if it is not easy to write, it can be weakened into a Taoist couple. He can be good at anything, but he is a human being first!
Any book I give is a five-star review and the author needs no thanks.
The author describes the protagonist as being cautious, decisive, and not a virgin after his rebirth, which is more in line with the reborn person. Rebirth represents new life. As things develop, he gradually integrates into the family and his personality changes. I feel that the author is portraying the character very delicately and logically. Pretty good, not too clever
Still very good and progressing very quickly
After reading many people's comments, I almost thought it was a bad book, but fortunately I read it without reading the comments [snickering] [smirking] [smirking]. Anyway, I personally think this is a good book, and I have a good impression of the protagonist's character. It is best to read less reviews before reading the book. Hearing is false and seeing is believing. There are minor flaws but not major flaws (this is inevitable in every book). Finally, come on, the author [like][like][like]
It's okay. This is the first time I've seen a novel about traditional immortality cultivation without a system, and it can break through so quickly. It's pretty good. As for whether anyone cares about whether there is a female protagonist? What about this matter. It's hard to say, yes. But one could say no. Both people are reincarnated. Awakening, past life memories. No relationship established. But there are still some inextricable connections. As for whether it will be settled after becoming an immortal, I haven't seen it. Not sure either. But there should be a 60~70% chance that it will be settled.
I don't know how you feel about giving me low marks. It's such a good novel. It's really worth reading.
Good-looking, good-looking, wonderful.
Not bad, hope to stick with it
Five-star praise sent, cheers