A Cultivator in Modern Society
现代社会的修仙道士
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Cultivation
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Novels These Days Are Too Rushed. Hardly Anyone Takes Their Time and Writes Carefully
Don't make me look at any of Tomato's five toxic genres!
Looking for Books About Genuine Taoist Priests, Written by Authors Who Really Know Their Classics and the Basics of the Different Schools
Looking for books like Traditional Martial Arts: Slacking Off Back in the Village? I’ll Train and Become a Martial Arts Saint. I want something written by an author who’s genuinely well-read in Daoist classics and knows their stuff. Don’t recommend anything written by someone who hasn’t done their homework. The protagonist shouldn’t be too young and should be mature-minded. If they’re too young and immature, I’m not interested...
Suddenly in the Mood for Cultivation Stories, the Kind Without a System
I'm out of books to read. Looking for something that holds up well.
Like A Requiem for the Past: Immortal Vibes, Invincible or Nearly Invincible, Wandering the Mortal World, No Female Lead
If it's not an invincible or near-invincible protagonist story, a fast-paced one is fine too. Preferably over 200,000 characters. If there aren't any, don't force recommendations. Thanks, fellow cultivators.
New Writers Are Seriously Good These Days. Recommend Some Awesome Books
I don’t spend long reading novels on my phone. I used to read ebooks, and I’ve been a bookworm for five or six years.
Supernatural, Urban, Taoist Priests, Taoist Arts, Taoist Sects. No Weird Dungeon Arcs
Taoist arts and Taoist sects, but no bizarre dungeon arcs. I've had enough of these bizarre stories lately. The writing is unbearably ridiculous. If ghosts can be killed by just any random thing, then they aren't ghosts anymore.
Books So Funny I Laugh in the Middle of the Night and Kick My Dog Out the Window
Chinese Taoist Priests! Taoist Priests, Including Those with a System
The Best Book I’ve Read on Tomato So Far
Looking for something like *Black (The Unorthodox Divine Bureau)*. P.S. Please don't recommend books that mention depression, or anything about astrology. No psychology books that tear people apart, thanks. When recommending books, just share the ones you personally like. New authors welcome.
Buddhism, Daoism, and Confucianism
Any novels about Buddhism, Taoism, or Confucianism? I’m in a reading slump!!?!?!?
Looking for Novels About Physiognomy, Fortune-Telling, and the Occult
Shelf-Defending Books, Bring Them All Out and Let Me See Them
I Alone Am the Law: Powerful Individuals in an Otherwise Ordinary World (No Crossover Anime)
In an ordinary world, an overwhelmingly powerful individual suddenly appears. They're mighty but have no desire to rule the world, and can maintain their dignity while doing whatever they please. Those around them aren't afraid of them. They're noble and elegant. No crossover anime stories, because I don't want to hurt my eyes.
Urban Cultivation Stories Where the Protagonist Keeps to Themself and Doesn't Get Involved in Other People's Business
Urban cultivation where the protagonist minds his own business! Read the request carefully. No brainless recommendations.
Looking for a Modern Cultivation Novel Without Overused Plotlines
For example, the protagonist is an ancient cultivator who seals himself away when the Dharma-ending Age arrives. He awakens in modern times during the spiritual qi revival and restores the might of the immortal sect. Heh heh heh, the former ruler of this planet has returned.
In a Modern City, the Protagonist Is the Only One at the Mid-Stage of Immortal Cultivation, Strong Enough to Take a Nuclear Bomb Head-On
Urban Cultivation, No Mass Awakening, No Spiritual Qi Revival, Just Straight-Up Cultivation
There should be hidden sects, clans, and dedicated organizations that oversee them at the national level. The protagonist shouldn’t be a student.
Dad! Any High-Rated Spiritual Qi Revival Ability Stories That Don't Dumb Down the Characters? I'm Out of Books
There Haven’t Been Any Good Taoist Novels Lately. Change My Mind.
Great Books That Truly Weave Chinese Culture into the Story
Looking for books like Hidden Origin.
I'm a Veteran Reader, and My Reading List Is Running Dry
I don't want stories with cringeworthy plots. I like urban stories, transmigration, System, quick transmigration, male protagonists, villains, behind-the-scenes masterminds, lords, showbiz, rebirth, urban fantasy, history, games and anime, protagonists transmigrating into animals and getting livestreamed, and livestreaming.
An Original Cultivation System, High Quality, No Harem
I want to read something similar to Becoming a God: Starting by Establishing the Endless Abyss.
Finding a Book Is Like Finding Gold, Looking for Good Books That Can Keep Me Up All Night
Show us what you’ve got!
Male-Oriented Cultivation Novels with a Male Lead Devoted to Cultivation, Great Talent, and No Harem
Please recommend lots of them
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Finally, there is no female anchor to rely on the protagonist. Currently, I don't see any female anchor, and the protagonist is not live broadcasting. I hope it won't collapse in the future.
It's very interesting. Keep it up, author. I hope there won't be a female protagonist or she will become younger.
There are no conventional routines such as live broadcasts, ghost hunting, or wandering around the city. The protagonist is also an experienced Qian cultivator in his fifties. The protagonist has a cheat but not the system. None of us who have read novels understand professional Taoist knowledge, but the author writes quite well. Except for the smaller number of words, it is perfect in every aspect and worth reading.
I hope the author can update 800 chapters in one day without eating, drinking or sleeping! ! ! [Ask for more updates] Five stars [top post]
Keep it up, if there is no heroine, I will keep chasing her
It's pretty good. It's similar to "The Old Man Returns to the World," but this protagonist is better. He hasn't become younger, and he has a bit of a fairy spirit. If the language is a little older, it may be more fairy. The key is that there is no disgusting female supporting character next to the protagonist. There is no heroine and no ambiguity. The whole text is very comfortable to read. It is a very good monastic novel. It is recommended to set up a formation at the foot of the mountain. If someone with malicious intentions cannot reach the Taoist temple, leave some peace and quiet. After all, it is about to become a scenic spot. If anyone can go there, the purpose of the book will change, and it will be very annoying. This kind of book is suitable for escapism and tranquility.
It's pretty good, and it can be considered a good book. It can still maintain this unique approach, so it's probably quite good to read. I feel that the writing style has changed later on, and it has become unruly. The apprentice can do whatever he wants, and the golden elixir he has learned is not kept well, so he puts it in the room casually. It's getting more and more boring for people to happen to see it. I feel like the author has changed. Especially the way of writing the apprentice is the most speechless. I might as well not accept the apprentice. Seeing these operations, I am really annoyed. If I don't know how to write the plot of the apprentice, I will write less. I always give them so many scenes, and the writing is very awkward. The apprentice just creates conflicts, and then the protagonist pretends to solve them. . . . .
I like it, I hope Tsukuru can keep writing
It's very good. The protagonist feels like a real person. If there is a god, it must be like this. It's just that there is too little written and it's not interesting enough [face covering]
As a bookworm, it's rare to find a novel that suits my heart. I just like this kind of practice, only pig's feet practice, not too mixed with the world of mortals. The most annoying kind is the one who cultivates immortality with pig's feet, but also gets jealous and gets into fights.