
The Immortal Way Among the Stars
星河仙道
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 997k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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A Worldbuilding Scale Even Grandier Than Perfect World and Shrouding the Heavens
The protagonist must be invincible, and the worldbuilding has to be vast.
Any Novels With Unusual Cultivation Systems?
Something like a sequence system, with ranks from Sequence One to Sequence Nine; tech-based cultivation, with brain development from 10% to 100%; onmyoji, Gu practitioners, ninjas, cultivators, superpowered people, mutants, mages... Are there stories with other cultivation systems too?
Gods, Divine Realms, Divinity, and Faith
Please everyone, post some recommendations. That way, you, I, and everyone else can quickly find books we like.
Seeking a Male-Oriented Cultivation Story Where the Protagonist Starts Out as a Genius With Excellent Spiritual Roots
Creating a Cultivation System
Are there any satisfying novels where the protagonist creates a cultivation system?
Any Novels About Traveling Through the Myriad Worlds? I'm Out of Books!
Novels where the protagonist can freely transmigrate between worlds and is invincible.
The Protagonist Creates His Own Path, and Everyone Who Cultivates It Provides Him With Resources
Building a Faction with Lots of Different Departments
Interstellar, Cosmic, Cultivation!
Single-Minded Pursuit of the Dao, Cultivation to the Extreme: High-Quality Reads
Plain and uneventful cultivation is the real thing.
Looking for Myriad Worlds Stories With a Grand Scope
Interstellar, Technology, Mecha, and Starships
Something normal.
Making Up Worlds, Gods, and Evil... I Guess It's a Behind-the-Scenes Story
Any good similar stories will do.
Cultivation Blended with Technology
I want something that combines cultivation spells with technology. No stories where technology just steamrolls the cultivation world. Those are annoying.
Any Stories with a Worldbuilding Scale as Vast as the Multiverse? Cultivation or Sci-Fi Are Both Fine
Any Novels Where the Protagonist Opens an Inner World Within Their Body to Attain the Dao?
Are there any novels about cultivating an inner world and proving the Dao through it?
Looking for a Protagonist Who Seeks Enlightenment Through His Own Insight Instead of Learning Techniques
I want to read something similar to When You Were at Your Peak, I Stepped Aside; When You Grew Old, I Rode Roughshod Over You.
Zergs! Undead!! Swarm-Building!!! Completed!!!!
These Are the Ones I Think Are Good. Disagree? Come at Me!
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It's good to watch. The protagonist has achieved success in cultivation from the Ming Dynasty, breaking the void to the Galaxy Age, and has seen a more exciting world of immortality. There are battleships to cultivate immortals, weird wizards, mysterious psychics, soaring machines, immortality through Qi training, and belief in gods. Golden Finger: Can combine various exercises and classics to create your own exercises, but it takes time Galaxy Era: Countless high-level powerhouses Mythical version! ! ! [Top post][Admiration]
The Devouring Stars novel had a huge impact on me. I am very interested in the simultaneous development of technology and transcendence. This novel falls into that category. I think Goldfinger is also very special. He is not. Practicing falsehoods becomes reality, but it is similar to practicing falsehoods and becoming reality with basic logic and concepts and then adding fantasy. Then the offer comes true. The world view is based on the starry sky and incorporates the magic of cultivating immortals, sci-fi supernatural genes, incense and gods, and worlds (the protagonist is a time traveler at the beginning and later ascends to the big universe), etc. The author's description of power and realm is very detailed. The plot is very exciting, and I am looking forward to the follow-up plot. This novel is worth reading.
At present, it seems that Haixing has a grand world view, the protagonist has a high starting point, and Golden Finger is not bad, so it can be regarded as a genius. It reminded me of "The Strongest Kryptonian in History" that I had read before, but the plot of that book was basically focused on the story of the protagonist alone, with constant reversals to enlarge the scene, and lack of details. I hope this little scene is better
In my personal opinion, this novel is very good. The protagonist has a distinct personality, the author's setting is very novel, and the world view is grand. It's not just a story about the protagonist. The development of multiple aspects and elements is very good (≧∇≦*)
The idea is good. The scene of interstellar cultivation is grand, but don't just write about the internal fighting in the alliance. The universe is so big and the level is so high. Why are there no external enemies? The high-end of the immortal level and above are internally consumed. The human race can rise and the immortality will last forever.
The worldview is clear and novel. It is currently complete, and I hope it will not collapse in the future. The content is relatively concise, there are not many watery places, and the protagonist has a true temperament and is dedicated to seeking the truth. There is currently no female protagonist, which is great. I hope there won't be any female protagonists in the future who will only pursue the high road.
The universe where the protagonist lives is called the Star Universe. It's a very special place by a group of big guys A special universe tailor-made (specially customized) The special place is It's so big that you can't even see the end of it for hundreds of billions of light years. Very low suppression of extraordinary powers As a result, any person with cultivation They can achieve the combat power of breaking cities, breaking continents, and breaking planets. It is a place specially used by a group of ninth-level bosses to retire. (As mentioned later, at least several hundred) (a very exaggerated amount) Exaggerated to the point mentioned later, none of the forces across worlds and voids have such quantity, they only have single digits at most Even only eight levels Then there are not only aborigines in their place Just like the Human Alliance where the protagonist was in the first few hundred chapters The eighth level inside are outsiders. Not natively born The protagonist is very open-minded. There were people pushing him from behind to help him move forward. As a result, he was gone within a hundred years. A road that others have not walked for tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands of years Does their universe have very low suppression of extraordinary powers? This is not the case in other worlds Even in some, The world of absolute magic (The article calls it a world where the way of all living beings flourishes) The way of all living beings, mainly the mainstream races of the era For example, if the mainstream race in the era is human Then, the way of all living beings is the way of humanity In this kind of world The extraordinary suppression power is outrageous In contrast to the universe of stars, the sixth level can only be reduced to the seventh level. The eighth level is better. Era mainstream race It's not static There will also be changes
This book is very handsome, not brainless, the system is very complete, the world is very grand, the thoughts of modern people are matched, and the ninth-level boss also has this kind of thinking of modern people. There is no need to fight in all aspects, there are many truths, the world is very equal, and the positioning of human civilization is reasonable. I have read Tomato for 7 years, changed the number three times, and read more than 2,000 books. This book ranks among the top ten on my bookshelf!
The settings are okay, but the descriptions of various systems so far are only superficial. Except for the Mekhan Cult, there is almost no description at all, and only a few sentences are mentioned during fights. The plot is okay, unlike some novels that depict evil forces per person, the protagonist is not a student/mental illness who has not graduated, and the characters he meets look like normal people rather than Tang poetry
It's very good. It has great imagination and realm, and a great world view. I highly recommend it.