The Age of Cultivation Across the Universe
寰宇修仙时代
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 245k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
105Chapters
1Reads
5.4kReads · all time
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Cautious Cultivation Novels: Every Protagonist Sees the World Clearly
Recently I’ve become obsessed with cultivation novels focused on playing it safe. I’ve dug up many new books, and their male protagonists are all clear-headed and intelligent.
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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.
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Low-Key Cultivation Novels, No Picking Fights Everywhere
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A Clash Between Technological Power and Cultivation Civilization
System, transmigration, anything like that is fine.
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Sci-Fi Novels About Mining and Exploration
Something like The Strongest Miner in the Universe.
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A Carefree Immortal in the Mortal World, Wandering the Earth
Any stories where the protagonist is absolutely invincible but lives hidden among ordinary people?
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A Taoist Priest Who's Already Amazing from the Start: Taoist Temple, Livestreaming, No Female Lead
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Reader comments 10
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It's non-toxic and reads smoothly. The new concept of the interstellar cultivator, the finalist, is also good.
Good-looking, really good-looking
The writing style is excellent, and it can even be said that it doesn't match Tomato. The interstellar cultivator, which is a bit vulgar, is very well written.
It's still very good. The combination of technology and immortality is simple but the sense of drama is not strong. The author can read 40,000 Years of Cultivation and Super Mechanic, which may be helpful to your writing. I would like to make a small suggestion. I suggest the author arrange the growth of the protagonist as soon as possible. Because there is a small disadvantage at the beginning, that is, the difference between immortals and mortals. If the protagonist takes an uncultivated pet like a small mechanical dog and runs around in the interstellar, it is understandable that it feels nostalgic. Later, it seems that the protagonist is too stupid to spend most of his savings and even go to the more dangerous Red Crow World to do missions just to save the puppy. After all, you can still live for more than ten years without any protection. It is reasonable to survive for decades if you preserve it. After several decades, even if the time span of your novel is relatively long, the protagonist has reached the golden elixir, so it is more reasonable to save it. If it was to push the protagonist to go on an adventure, the reason should actually be more solid. For example, this task is a requirement of the master, but it is true that there will be some remedies later.
Very well written,
Come on, the settings are pretty good. Just maintain the setting and tell the story well.
About ten chapters, first of all, I don't like the friendship between the protagonists, and secondly, I hate the setting of the world background, the completely mechanical "materialism", the cultivation like raising pigs, and the discomfort mark.
It started well, but it's a pity that I gave up on it in Chapter 87 and just did whatever I wanted.
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