Invincible Immortal Sect
仙宗无敌
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Building My Own Faction, Recruiting Only Orphans, All Utterly Loyal and Trained in Top-Tier Techniques
Looking for Novels About Carefully Building Your Own Power and Then Conquering the Realm
Looking for Ancient Political Intrigue Novels with a Prince Protagonist Who Has His Own Faction
I want a novel that's clever but still offers a little wish fulfillment, like Nirvana in Fire.
Any Stories About a Useless Prince Who Secretly Commands Countless Powerful Forces?
Looking for a Novel Where the Protagonist Owns a Mountain and Builds Their Own Faction
I read this novel a while ago, but I've forgotten the title. The protagonist owns a mountain. He starts by buying rice, then builds up his own faction. Could any of you tell me what it's called?
Overpowered Stories! Like The Ancestral God! No Protagonists Who Don't Know They're Overpowered!
Looking for books like "I'm the Evil God's Henchman".
Looking for Farming Stories About Building a Sect or Village from Scratch
Please recommend cultivation-and-infrastructure novels about starting from scratch to build a sect, town, or clan. Thanks.
Transmigrates as a Prince of a Dynasty and Starts Summoning from Childhood, Building His Power by the Time He Grows Up
He transmigrates as a prince of a dynasty and starts summoning from a young age. By the time he grows up, he has built up his power and becomes emperor.
The Protagonist Is a Sect Elder Stronger Than the Sect Leader, and Takes on Disciples
The Protagonist Leads a Faction and Has Tons of Underlings. No Getting Personally Involved!!
No matter whether it's about a ruler building an empire or a court official serving the throne, stories in this genre are always disappointing. The protagonist always handles everything personally and steamrolls everyone. What the hell do I need subordinates for, to sit around doing nothing? Don't they scheme against each other or want to rise up? You do everything yourself?
The Protagonist's Father Is the Powerful Prince of Zhenbei, and the Protagonist Is His Heir
Books Where the Protagonist Builds a Force of Secret Guards or Imperial Guards: Transmigration and a System
The Protagonist Reaches the Saint Realm and Becomes the Sect's Youngest Elder, Then Returns Home to Deal with a Family Crisis
I forgot the title. The protagonist reaches the Sage Realm and becomes the sect's youngest elder, then returns home because his family is in crisis. I think his surname is Su.
Building a Family or Sect, With a Focus on Development
Looking for fantasy stories focused on factions, with a long word count and a System.
A Prince Protagonist: No Cold Palace, No Idiots, Just a Normal Struggle for the Throne
Even if the emperor doesn’t favor the protagonist above everyone else, he shouldn’t neglect him compared with the other princes. In the end, the protagonist wins the throne and conquers the realm.
The Protagonist Builds His Power Base from Childhood, Including a Personal Guard
Stories Where the Protagonist Builds Up Their Own Power From Childhood, Including a Shadow Guard
Transmigration, High IQ, Wuxia, and a Prince or Heir
Any Great Novels About Building a Power from a Young Age?
The writing needs to be good 🙏
Building a Super Faction Single-Handedly
A pill alchemist builds a superpowerful faction through pill refining.
Sects and Taking Disciples, with or Without a System 😊
Are there any books like this?
Stories About a Prince Exiled to His Fiefdom Who Gradually Grows Powerful
Looking for stories like "Emperor Yongle: Zhu Biao." 🦀🦀
Looking for a Novel Where the Protagonist Builds a Sect from the Start and Summons Powerful Experts, with No Female Lead and Consistent Power Scaling
Founding a Sect and Using a System to Upgrade It and Recruit Disciples
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Let me tell you, this book is not a mindless piece of writing, a piece of writing that feels empty every second. Regarding the setting of the protagonist, his character is messed up casually (he suffered too much in his previous life) Second, regarding the issue that some people say that the protagonist does not have spiritual consciousness at the beginning. My setting is that everything requires time and experience, and each character has its own cause and effect. Especially Mu Changsheng, he has just obtained the system and is in the True Immortal Realm. The reason for asking his master to ask questions and forcefully break into the military camp is because he has never seen this world. I want him to see it step by step. Rather than tearing apart space in various ways, in that case, this article can be completed in fifty chapters. Another point to mention is that this book is mainly about group portraits and general battles. The protagonist will not go out of his way to recruit apprentices like a nanny. Let me add that the setting of this book is that one person can defeat ten thousand people, but he cannot protect ten thousand people, because the protagonist cannot kill everyone, which is boring. Mu Changsheng's existence is just to give the sect the bottom line, and this book is not a mindless tweet, it contains compromises and concessions. I have no desire to write horizontal tweets. Disclaimer: The protagonist of this book is not only Mu Changsheng, but also the development of his sect and disciples will occupy the main chapter.
Give me a five-star encouragement, hoping to improve the character's IQ.
Well, not bad, the update should be faster, and the disciple's cultivation level is too low. And those two elders.
It's really good-looking, not a cool novel, but it has multiple protagonists, not just one protagonist. The characters and plots are well written, and the struggle between the sect and the country is interesting. This is a novel worth reading.
Write! Keep writing! It's been a long time since I've seen an earlier novel about cultivating immortals.
Even if I gave it five stars, I have seen it.
It's well written, but I like reading this kind of thing too much
Well, an ordinary novel about cultivating immortals