
361 Antivirus Keeps My Eldritch Cultivation Worry-Free
361杀毒保我诡异修仙无忧
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- Completed
- Length
- 481k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Explore more →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?
Fantasy, Wild Imagination, and a Vast Worldbuilding. Get It?
Looking for books similar to *You Were Supposed to Support Your Master in His Old Age, So Why Is He Seeing You Off Instead?* I want a fantasy novel that's not the traditional kind. A childhood betrothal is fine, but the woman shouldn't break off the engagement. The sect's senior figures and disciples should be smart. No harem. There should be an upper realm.
Seeking a Male-Oriented Cultivation Story Where the Protagonist Starts Out as a Genius With Excellent Spiritual Roots
Voyages, Potions, and Sequences!
I’m out of books to read.
Looking for Cultivation Novels with Bone-Based Foundation Building, Strange Golden Cores, and Human Lives as the Price of Cultivation
Eerie Cultivation, Life-Burning Techniques, and Practices Like the Hundred-Eyes Method
Looking for books about cultivating something like the Hundred-Eyed Technique, where the protagonist can avoid the costs.
Medieval Fantasy, Mount & Blade, Magic, Alchemy, Dragons, Multiple Races, and Lordship
Eerie Cultivation, Lovecraftian Cultivation, Quality Novels
Looking for a Low-Profile Path to Immortality Story. No Meddling or Taking Disciples, and No Harem. Just Keep Your Head Down
The Supernatural, Ghosts, Sequences, and Power-Ups
Looking for books like Yang Jian from Ghost Eyes, and books centered on sequences.
A Peak Fantasy Novel with an Imaginative Premise!
Looking for stories like I’m Invincible, Yet the System Wants Me to Recruit the Chosen Ones! A peak fantasy novel with an imaginative premise, and even at just 100,000 words, it already shows signs of greatness!
Like Left Thousand Households from <i>Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio</i>, Slaughtering Monsters in a Bizarre Cultivation World
Zuo Qianhu is a martial artist who can cut down a zombie that’s trained for twenty years with a single slash, and break an enemy’s invisibility with one flying dagger. His cultivation buddies are a hilarious crew who are constantly amazed by his boasting. Later, it’s like he picks up Yan Chixia’s cultivation manual and sword, and learns a few simple spells.
Please Recommend Stories Where the Protagonist Cultivates Forbidden Arts
Completed stories would be even better.
Taoists, Taoist Arts, Transmigration, No Urban Setting, Supernatural or Paranormal
Any Bizarre, Outlandish Novels!!!
The more bizarre, the better. Yeah, I'd like something abstract too, but mainly I want weird stories. I don't care what genre, as long as it's bizarre.
Completed Fantasy or System Novels With Over 5,000 Chapters
Mutation, Distortion, Cthulhu, the Old Ones, a Dark World
Ancient-Era Novels About Defeating Demons
Something like the Imperial Guards.
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.
Long Cultivation Stories with a Cold and Unfeeling Protagonist
The main thing is to keep a low profile and not show off.
The Cost of Shifting, I Became an Immortal Through the Unorthodox Path
Any Tomato Novels Like Li Huowang, with Eerie Cultivation? No Brainless, Simplistic Stories
Cultivation Meets Cthulhu, With Three Flowers on the Crown and Three Heads
I Got Too Deep into The Strange Tales of a Chinese Studio. Any Novels Like It?
*Lord of the Mysteries* is fine too. You can recommend anything with a more comedic slant, like *Spare Me, Great Lord!* But honestly, reading *The Dao of the Bizarre Immortal* nearly drove me insane. Is there anything just as good? Don't recommend *The Great Power Slays Gods*, *Urea Bag*, or *Beast*.
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The score is low. It should be a book written by an experienced hand. It may have come to Tomato recently. The writing style is very sophisticated. The subject matter and content are very good. The character of the protagonist is a little underdeveloped. It is worth reading and recommended.
Different from ordinary formula novels, this is a book with a lot of imagination. Moreover, the author's writing style is sophisticated and the rhythm is interesting and compact. This is a book that makes people stay up late to read it.
The traditional inversion of immortality is a combination of ancient Chinese mythology, weird immortality, and Western horror. The master came to Tomato to write a novel, it is worth reading. I hope that the plot will not be too rigid in the future. This work of becoming a god will definitely be popular!
It's a very good book. I hope the author can calm down and write every step well. The description of the supporting characters like Turtle is very good [laughing]. I also hope that some storylines about geniuses such as the Son of Destiny or the "Emperor's Talent" can be added, especially if the destiny is defeated by the general trend and the talent collapses in the ant nest. The plot of lamentation, the protagonist can be a passerby, a helper, or a sincere grandson [sneaky smile] and the changes in the protagonist's mental state during the years of cultivating immortality. Come on, come on, just some humble opinions, and I hope the author can write a story that makes people shine [sneaky smile] [sneaky smile] [sneaky smile] [sneaky smile] Very good, very good. Zheng Yijian's description is great👍🏻. He writes step by step. Life in this world is not about the division of good and evil. It is about living and the pursuit of desires. Some desires are upward and some are downward. When it reaches a certain level, it is obsession. Zheng Yijian is this. A typical example. In the process of Yi Bo Yuntian's quest to save people, he realized the weakness of mortals, and thus developed desires and obsessions. The protagonist's attitude is also very good, including the ruthlessness of a time traveler who does not want to be entangled in cause and effect, and the helplessness and pity of a time traveler who has not been contaminated by his practice and has a shallow time. But is there a way to have both ends of the world? Since Zheng Yijian is very envious of the so-called power of sword cultivation, and he is a person with many obstacles, maybe the protagonist can change his obsession from defensive cultivation methods, introduce him or give him guidance to practice elsewhere. The above is just my humble opinion. Just take a look at it. Come on, come on [make faces][make faces][make faces]
I really enjoyed reading this book. It felt like I was reading "Journey to the West".
It smells like an ancient vernacular novel, very good, very interesting
I calmed down and watched it slowly, and I thought it was very good. The protagonist is ruthless and brainless. Those who have helped him will be helped back within the scope. If he doesn't have that strength, he will only watch. He can do anything to survive. The effect of the golden finger is big or small. It is just to eliminate side effects.
The writing is solid, and the writing style has a familiar vernacular feel of Water Margin. The story background is more inclined to the Romance of the Gods and Journey to the West system, but it is completely different and makes people think about it. It is a rare masterpiece of Tomato, and it writes about the cultivation of immortality incisively and vividly. Come on, come on, come on, I believe it will explode
The book is very interesting, very suitable for old bookworms and bookworms. If you calm down and calm down, this book should be able to become a god.
There are a lot of poisonous points but they are not too cruel, such as the godfather who refuses to save the grave to refine the weapon, and the occasional inconsistent and slightly holy behavior, as well as various selfish bite-back behaviors similar to adding three spoons of sugar, but this cannot hide the fact that this book is really well written. I take back some of what I said. Later, the author became a little crazy. He became addicted to self-pleasure and self-abuse. He was forcibly feeding the readers rocks to filter them out (it was like reincarnation with three spoons of sugar).