From the Start, I Became Sun Wukong’s Disciple: The Monkey Won’t Leave Me Alone
开局拜师孙悟空：这泼猴赖上我了
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 205k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Cultivation
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
In booklists 16
Looking for Urban Cultivation Novels About Qi Refining and Golden Cores
Novels About Invincible Heroes Living Ordinary Lives on Earth
Looking for novels where someone becomes invincible or transmigrates across myriad worlds, then ends up on Earth and marries a wife to live an ordinary life or something like that.
Urban Cultivation, a High School Student, a Male Lead Who Gradually Rises to Power, and a Plausible Plot
Urban Cultivation Novels With Spatial Rings
Male protagonists.
Any Urban-Campus-Cultivation Novels?
Please, I’m begging you.
Looking for Urban Cultivation Novels
Urban Cultivation
Are there any urban cultivation novels where the protagonist is a student? Please, everyone!
A Novel About a Male Lead Who Returns to the City with a Storage Ring from the Immortal Realm
A Spatial Ring and Urban Cultivation
After returning to Earth, he still has his spatial ring.
Cultivation in a Martial Arts Setting, or Even as the Only Cultivator in Another Genre
A cultivation story set in a martial arts world, or a story from another genre where there’s only one cultivator. At the very least, the male lead should be strong enough to crush the martial artists.
Any Cultivation Novels Where the Hero Returns to Earth With His Powers Intact?
Any Cultivation Stories Where the Protagonist Returns to Earth and Shows Off?
The cultivation is still there, and it's a satisfying power fantasy.
A Powerful Immortal Returns to Earth Without Losing His Cultivation
A powerful immortal returns to Earth.
Looking for Urban Cultivation Novels!!! The Protagonist Has to Be Arrogant!!! Really Arrogant!!! Get It?
A Hilarious Novel About Returning to City Life With All Your Cultivation
The protagonist doesn't have his cultivation weakened from the start, and it's a comedy. I've already read all of Pang Ju's books.
Any Urban Martial Arts Novels? No Cultivation, but a System Is Fine.
Reader comments 1
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This is my first review, and it's really well written. First, there are many hooks. It depends on whether the author can fill in these hooks later. Second, the writing style is excellent on Tomato, which can make people have a lot of pictures in their minds, but on the other hand, it pays too much attention to details. Of course, I am not saying that this is not good, but it will inevitably lead to a slow pace. The author himself also said that there are advantages and disadvantages. Third, the idea is quite creative, but there are too few words to comment on how creative it is. The hooks and ideas make the plot fit well, and the old and new scenes are mixed together, which is quite interesting. Now let me give you a good review and encouragement. Finally, I have a new book that I can read. Come on, don't be a eunuch.