A Cultivator in Modern Society
现代社会的修仙道士
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- Completed
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- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Cultivation
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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- I Secretly Cultivate Immortality at a Taoist Temple我在道观偷偷修仙Alternate title on Fanqie
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Finally, there aren't any female streamers clinging to the main character anymore. I haven't seen any female leads yet, and the main character isn't streaming either. I hope things don't fall apart later on.
It's really good! Author, keep it up! I hope there won't be a female lead or she'll become younger.
It avoids the usual tropes of live streaming, ghost hunting, and wandering the city. The protagonist is portrayed as a reclusive Taoist priest in his fifties. He has a cheat ability, but it's not a system. As a novel reader, I don't understand the specialized Taoist knowledge, but overall, the author's writing is exceptionally skillful. Aside from being a bit short, it's perfect in every aspect and definitely worth reading.
I desperately hope the author can write 800 chapters a day without eating, drinking, or sleeping!!! [Requesting a massive update!] Five stars awarded! [Bump]
Keep it up, I'll keep watching even without a female lead.
It's pretty good. It's similar to "This Old Monk Wants to Return to Secular Life," but the protagonist is even better. He didn't become younger, but he still has a bit of an ethereal quality. If his speech were a bit more mature, it might have been even more ethereal. The key is that there are no disgusting female supporting characters around the protagonist.
It's pretty good, a decent book, and it maintains this unique style, so it'll probably be quite enjoyable. The writing style changed drastically later on, becoming increasingly unruly. Disciples can do whatever they want; the golden elixir they cultivate isn't properly preserved, just left lying around in the room, and one even barges in to smell it – completely disrespectful.
I like it, and I hope the author will continue writing.
Very good. The protagonist has the feel of an enlightened being. If there were immortals, they would definitely look like this. It's just that there's not enough of him; it's not enough to read! 🤦
As a seasoned bookworm, it's rare to find a novel that truly resonates with me. I love novels where the protagonist focuses solely on cultivation, without getting too involved in worldly affairs. I absolutely hate those where the protagonist cultivates immortality while simultaneously engaging in jealousy, fighting, and brawling.