Mountain Lord, Skylark: I Pacify the World with the Immortal Dao
山君，云雀，我以仙道平天下
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Fantasy High-Concept
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- 2y ago
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Novels With a Gentle, Refined Male Lead Who Truly Seems Like an Immortal Descended from Heaven
Good writing and mutual doting, please. Absolutely no domineering CEOs, obsessive personalities, or inferiority complexes (I’m begging you). I want someone who’s genuinely gentle and refined, like an untouchable, otherworldly jade, and perhaps a little clueless in some areas.
Traditional Cultivation, with a Yao as the Protagonist
Looking for books like Tiger Demon. The tiger is the focus, the law is the foundation. The road to cultivation stretches on and on. How can the heavens help the Dao? Cultivating all living beings is hard; opening one's apertures is only the beginning. Who will stand at the summit at the end of the road? The Three Pure Ones descend to save the world, and this poor Daoist returns to the dusty world.
Seek the Way, Pursue the Way, Follow the Way, Attain the Way
All beings under heaven seek the path to immortality, while I alone seek enlightenment. Enlightenment brings eternal life, yet the multitudes abandon the Dao to pursue immortality, mistaking the branch for the root. The immortal path promises freedom and ease, but what does it mean to be free? What does it mean to be at ease? There are no immortals in this world. If there were, they would be demons, for demons are unrestrained, free, and at ease.
Please, I’m Begging for Proper Classical Cultivation Fantasy
Maybe it’s because society is developing too quickly and all kinds of System web novels have appeared. To relieve social pressure, feel-good power fantasies have become mainstream. There are fewer cultivation novels now, so I’m begging all the experts out there to recommend some books.
Please Recommend Books Where Studying the Daoist Scriptures Leads to Innate Mastery of Their Mysteries
I'd like stories where the protagonist cultivates marvelous techniques by studying Daoist scriptures, or gains experience by fighting people with a certain kind of ability, such as in a trial dimension. Or where the protagonist thinks, “I can learn this divine ability,” and then actually does.
Fantasy Novels with a Demon Protagonist
The protagonist has the bloodline of a demon.
Why Does Cultivation Have to Be All Fighting? Aren't There Any Laid-Back Stories Where You Can Just Watch the Fun?
Single-Minded Pursuit of the Dao, Cultivation to the Extreme: High-Quality Reads
Plain and uneventful cultivation is the real thing.
Wuxia, the Martial World, and the Imperial Court
Through a hundred battles, I roam the martial world with my flute held high; heroes brave the storm, and life and death weigh little. A pair of mandarin ducks endure the silkworm’s bitter toil, while a smile blooms beside a white horse’s saddle.
Books with Cultivation Stages Like Refining Essence into Qi, Refining Qi into Spirit, and Refining the Void to Merge with the Dao
I'd like books similar to One Man, One Mountain.
Looking for Immortal, Ethereal Vibes, Like The Fate of the Chessboard and A Long Life of Immortal Wandering
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.
Immortals Cut Off All Love and Emotion.
Cultivators have nothing to do with mortal laws. Loyalty, love, and romance are even more fleeting to them.
Are There Any Authentic Taoist Sect Novels? The Kind About Refining Essence into Qi and Qi into Spirit
What Can Surpass Sword Rising in the Wind and Chang'an in Books and Swords?
Please don't make things up. I mean novels with the same kind of hype as *The First Sword Under Heaven*.
Looking for a Protagonist Well-Versed in the Daoist Canon and Other Esoteric Texts, Who Combines Them to Create Their Own Cultivation Method
The protagonist creates his own cultivation techniques early on, which give him an edge. When the spiritual qi revival begins, he breaks through his limits ahead of everyone else, then refines the Qimen Dunjia into a formation and walls off his home to protect it. Any recommendations for similar novels?
Fantasy Cultivation: Recommend Your Best Book and Give Me a Reason to Read It
Looking for Cultivation Stories Like The Fate of the Reborn: Peaceful Cultivation, No Fighting or Scrambling
Reborn as a Beast, Evolving Without Killing and Mainly Absorbing Spiritual Energy
Preferably set before the spiritual qi revival.
Ascension Is a Scam: Upper-Realm Cultivators Feed on Our Clan's Cultivators
Any Books with Heavy Cavalry Charges? Pure Cold-War Weapons Only
The Way That Can Be Spoken Is Not the Eternal Way; The Name That Can Be Named Is Not the Eternal Name
So mysterious and profound, the gateway to all wonders.
Wuxia Novels
Looking for books like Auspicious Lotus Tower, the original novel for the series starring Cheng Yi. Are there any where the male lead used to be incredibly powerful, but for various reasons took on a secret identity? Ideally, when his secret identity is exposed, everyone is shocked.
Immortals Roam the World, Heroes Vanquish Evil, Ghosts and Monsters Do Wrong, and All Who Come Are Exorcised
Wuxia and xianxia, looking for stories about traveling around, not leveling up
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You and I are originally free travelers, and we are not in this mortal world as we intended. Write down a trace of chivalrous spirit, and travel the world together as a young man. Thank you to fellow Taoists who have read this book. Thank you.
It's too short. How can I put it now? It's a bit cute? [Laughing] The author updates quickly, I will keep it first.
One word, short. Two words, short. I'm not talking about the book, I'm talking about the author. The book is very interesting, and the protagonist is indeed a bit naive and kind, but it is more exciting and has a strong human touch. Maybe we are not all cold-blooded and ruthless.
It feels quite interesting [laughing] Come on, author
It's not as vicious as they say, the subject matter is quite novel and surpasses most tomato articles.
It's the best fantasy I've seen recently. Although some people may talk about the Holy Mother in some places, that's just cause and effect. Now the details are not very precise (it's okay to keep the status quo if the problem is not big). The preaching doesn't have to be about demons, it can also be about people. I think you should write about the senior brother who entered the mountain at the end.
It's quite interesting. It's an interesting story, but I'm afraid it's not easy to write about the history of the Three Kingdoms. No matter which way you go, it will be thankless. Although it is convenient to use, it is also easy to overturn. Keep up the good work and keep working hard.
The writing pace is great, the style is very good, the character of the protagonist is realistically described, and the psychological portrayal is spot on. I would like to call it the strongest book about reincarnated monsters. The only drawback is that it's too short [laughing evilly] and not enough to watch [laughing evilly]
It's a very interesting book. Finally, I hope that the protagonist will not make calculations because he thinks that the protagonist is a human soul. I hope that the protagonist will focus on being a human being. I hope that the protagonist will remember that his basic base is the demons who accompany him.
5 Stars is nothing to say. So far very satisfied After reading a lot of low-scoring reviews, I feel a bit confused. They say that the plot of Huang Yuyao's marriage is not good. Is it right to accept the one you meet and the one that fits the plot? Isn't this a bit nonsense? There are so many beauties in real life, why don't you fall in love with each one? Moreover, the author made it very clear that the protagonist has no other thoughts than repaying his kindness, so he should be more pure in his thoughts. Let's talk about the protagonist, the Holy Mother, when did the ability to tolerate others become synonymous with evil? Regardless of how many stories in ancient and modern times people have accepted former enemies and turned hostilities into friendship, it is really bad to kill someone on sight. It is great to be open to all rivers, and those who achieve great things will surely be rewarded. I'm really convinced by people's three views now.