From the Cultivation World to Earth, Living as a Lazybones

The Female Lead Returns to Earth After Cultivation, With Powerful Abilities and Many Skills

The female lead accidentally transmigrates to a cultivation world, where she begins cultivating and learning all kinds of skills. Then, by another accident, she transmigrates back to Earth, keeping all her cultivation and abilities. She's also breathtakingly beautiful.

An Exciting Cultivation Novel Where the Protagonist Wins by the Skin of His Teeth!!

Looking for exciting monster-slaying and leveling-up stories, where the protagonist barely survives time and time again. Also, I hope authors understand that a sect without infighting doesn't have to mean a dull, uneventful story. They're cultivating immortality, so wouldn't resources be even scarcer? Wouldn't the environment be even harsher?

Is There Anyone in the World of Immortality Who Has Traveled to Modern Times and Continues to Cultivate Immortality? Damn It.

After the Protagonist Becomes Invincible in Another World, That World Merges With Earth

Something where the protagonist isn't low-key.

The Female Lead Transmigrates from the Cultivation World Back to Modern Times

A feel-good story, no angst.

Novels Like "All Heavens and Worlds, Infinite Plunder and Copy"

I would like to read a book similar to "Golden Fingers Are Flooding, I Rely on Copying to Become a Saint". Novels like "All Heavens and Worlds, Infinite Plunder and Copy"

Any Novels About Earthlings Transmigrating to a Cultivation World? No Saintly Protagonists, and Smart Leads Only

The protagonist should be decisive and ruthless, not the type who lets every random nobody talk back. No harem, no pretending to be weak while secretly being powerful, and no showing off just because he meets a pretty woman.

Urban High Martial Arts, Take a Look

I'd like recommendations similar to *The Anti-Japanese Avengers*. *The Anti-Japanese Avengers*, *The Anti-Japanese Avengers*, *The Anti-Japanese Avengers*.

Looking for a Book,

Looking for books like *She Doesn't Comfort Him Anymore*. I only remember a little: the heroine might have been cursed, maybe she wasn't allowed to think about the hero or something. Then one time, when the leads were trying to... love each other, the heroine thought of the hero and threw up blood, so she was taken to the hospital.