
Global Schemes: I Become an Immortal by Creating the Supernatural
布局全球:我靠创造超凡成就仙人
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 448k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High Martial Arts
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Behind-the-Scenes Novels Are Trending Lately, Any Recommendations?
A behind-the-scenes cultivation novel that only became popular in 2019. I especially enjoy stories where people from Earth are brought into another world as players in a game and cultivate immortality. I think the xianxia ones are the best.
An Original Cultivation System, High Quality, No Harem
I want to read something similar to Becoming a God: Starting by Establishing the Endless Abyss.
Behind-the-Scenes Stories: Creating Worlds, Supernatural Resurgence, Divine Dao Resurgence, and More
A behind-the-scenes mastermind. You know that satisfying feeling? Using your wits to fool the whole world 👏👏👏
Behind-the-Scenes Stories: Any Genre, as Long as They're Behind-the-Scenes
Anything goes. It's a behind-the-scenes type of story.
Behind-the-Scenes Stories Where the Protagonist Fabricates Horrific Events or Creates Ghosts
A behind-the-scenes story where the protagonist fabricates terrifying incidents or creates ghosts.
Behind-the-Scenes Story, Remaking the World
Role-playing, secret identities, and heavily reimagined worlds.
Urban Behind-the-Scenes Stories About Creating the Supernatural: Doesn't Fit the Title, Don't Bother
The protagonist gets a System, like in those novels where they gain something and earn shock points. Don't recommend anything that doesn't fit the title. I've been searching for ages, and almost all the books people have recommended don't match. I just want one book that does. Is that really so hard?
Disciples of Maoshan, Zaoge Mountain, and Longhu Mountain Traveling the World and Becoming Taoist Masters
Behind-the-Scenes, No Female Lead, No Women, No Harem, No Flirting, Please
I'd like something longer that hasn't been abandoned, and not a story with no heroine or just one heroine. Urban fantasy would be best.
Spiritual Qi Revival: A High-Level Protagonist Who Doesn't Hide Their Strength and Isn't an Idiot
Preferably one where the protagonist transmigrates.
Stories About Changing the World from Behind the Scenes
Playing the hidden mastermind, rewriting the whole world.
The Protagonist Creates a World, Then Puts Players Inside to Build It Themselves
Preferably no female lead, something like I Created the World.
Looking for Behind-the-Scenes Stories Where Someone Creates a World and Brings Cultivation to Ordinary World
I usually enjoy stories about building things. I want an overpowered protagonist with absolutely no dark side. Thanks for the recommendations!
Behind-the-Scenes Stories Where the Protagonist Pulls the Strings and Leads Humanity into the Supernatural
Recommendations, please!!!
The Gods Awaken, and the Protagonist Defends China Against the Myriad Worlds!
The gods awaken, there's a System, and it's set in a modern city. The protagonist returns to Earth and becomes invincible. The *Slay the Gods* series!!
It’s the Same Few Readable Books Every Time
Looking for books similar to Well, Are You All Ready? Are there any other good novels? First, nothing too toxic. Second, keep the romance to a minimum, and if it is poorly written, make it female-lead-free. It must not be completely brainless either. No need to recommend anything popular recently, I’ve already read all of those 🆘, including the good ones.
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Although the protagonist seems to have cultivated the supreme ruthless path and has no human desires other than becoming stronger, which makes him dull and boring, there are no blocking points, which makes him very good.
The content is well written and very consistent. Personally, I think that the beginning of "revival of spiritual energy" cannot be ordinary, and must be accompanied by a lot of destruction and death.
I'll give it four stars, mainly for encouragement. I've only read thirty chapters, and it has many advantages. For example, Not the Holy Mother has some details that reflect reality, which is a bonus point. There are many shortcomings. First of all, the extraordinary gift is a bit inexplicable. The first Taoist priest is okay and can explain his enlightenment on his deathbed. The second Taoist priest and the third monk are just acting for the sake of acting without any foreshadowing. One is trying to die and is beaten to death by a vicious beast and then awakens. The other is that the beast suddenly awakens before it is about to come. I was confused, and there was a fight right after awakening. The awakening process is very rough and there is basically no psychological description. There are also many plots that are too deliberate, such as why the Taoist priest who never goes out suddenly goes down the mountain to do something. Anyway, come on.
Finally found a behind-the-scenes writer who is willing to kill people
It seems that the Seven Virtues Knight was not created by the protagonist, right? As mentioned before, when the protagonist did not come, although the earth had aura, it had no spirituality. Even if there was a method, it could not become extraordinary. So how did the Holy See make their virtue knights become extraordinary? Is it possible that when they were still mortals, they really adhered to those seven virtues perfectly for many years, and thus, with the huge power of faith in the Holy See, they indirectly leveraged the spiritual energy around them to flow into their bodies and became extraordinary?
Okay, this is the real behind-the-scenes story, the protagonist should be like this [blowing kiss]
There are no surprises. There is no heroine and no ambiguity. Everyone has an IQ. Other countries are not clowns. Very good behind-the-scenes article.
Not bad. I give you a five-star rating. I rarely find novels that suit my taste on Tomato. I read them in one sitting.
Very good. I hope that every country basically has supernatural beings. The arrangements for the Egyptian Pharaoh and so on [you can taste it carefully]
Although some places are unreasonable, it is still okay. There is no play-like layout, there are casualties, and the protagonist is also the kind of behind-the-scenes person who does not show much face.