The World's Only Immortal Cultivator
当世唯一修仙者
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- Ongoing
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- 1.7M Words
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- Urban
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- Urban Cultivation
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The Protagonist Is the World’s Only God, Wandering Among Mortals. Even the Heavenly Dao Bows Its Head Before Him
The protagonist is the only god in existence, wandering among mortals. The Heavenly Dao and the Great Dao must bow their heads before them. No rebirth.
A Cultivator Emerges, Shocks the Nation, and Guards China
Any New Books? I'll Give Them Five Stars!
I want to read books like *Myriad Transmigrations: After Turning Into a Phone, I Enjoyed Every Perk*. Support new writers and let’s keep each other going. This similar title is actually my own book, so if you can, please give it five stars too ≥﹏≤
Looking for Cultivation Novels from Qi Refining and Foundation Establishment to Golden Core, Human Immortal, True Immortal, and Golden Immortal, with over 3,000 Chapters
Urban Cultivation: Qi Refining, Foundation Establishment, Golden Core, Nascent Soul, Deity Transformation, Body Integration, Mahayana, Tribulation Transcendence
Is there a book where the protagonist is kidnapped and taken up a mountain from the start, spends years or even a decade cultivating in misery, then comes down already invincible?
Looking for Pure Urban Cultivation
No Systems or national destiny stuff. I want someone who has to cultivate from scratch. Not another story where they stay at Qi Refining forever and never make it past Foundation Establishment. Multiple worlds, please! Begging you!
Urgently Looking for Novels Where the Protagonist Is the World's Only Supernatural Being
I urgently need novels where the protagonist is the only supernatural being in the whole world, such as the only magician, martial artist, or cultivator.
The World's Only Immortal Lives Among Ordinary People, Until One Day They're Discovered
Nationwide Superpowers, Academy Life, And System
Secretly Cultivating in the City, While Nobody Knows the Protagonist Is a Cultivator
The Protagonist Cultivates Immortality on Campus, Keeps a Low Profile, and No One Knows. White Hair Preferred
The Protagonist Is the World's Only Immortal Cultivator
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Novels Where the Protagonist Is the Only One with Supernatural Powers in the Real World
Looking for books like *Traditional Martial Arts: Slacking Off Back in the Village? I’ll Add Points and Train Until I Become a Martial Arts Saint*.
Modern Urban Cultivation at University
Brothers, I’m counting on you.
While Everyone Else Trains in Martial Arts or Develops Superpowers, I Cultivate Immortality
Returns to the Modern World After Cultivating Immortality, Keeps All His Power, Lives in Hiding, and Has All His Items
Set in a modern city, with cultivation and things like storage rings still around. Most importantly, the protagonist has to be invincible.
Looking for the Longest and Best Urban Cultivation Novel Ever
Looking for the longest and best urban cultivation novel ever. Preferably completed, and ideally tens of thousands of chapters long. I've read *Urban Immortal Emperor*, but it's still ongoing and only has a little over 3,000 chapters.
Urban Cultivation, Emperor-Realm Expert Returns to Earth, Maxed Out from the Start, Ruthless
Starts at max level, an invincible protagonist, ruthless and decisive. Ideally, he can make people vanish into thin air with just a thought.
The Protagonist Is Invincible. When China Is in Danger, He Reveals His Power
Urban: Possessing Universe-Defying Cultivation
Satisfying, sweet stories.
Urban Stories About Returning From Cultivation After the Family Has Lived Through More Than a Dozen Generations, Then Becoming Its Ancestor
Sharing and Looking for Good Traditional Fantasy Novels
Looking for books like Transmigrating and Following an Old Dog to Become an Immortal. I enjoy traditional fantasy with a slow pace and a logical plot. Please recommend something similar to the one below.
Taoism Has Died Out, and the Protagonist Is the Only Taoist Priest
A Family with China's Top Background, Top Cultivation Talent, and a Story Set Mainly on Earth
No stories about being reborn.
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Not bad. Compared with those themes of cultivating immortals that are always systematic, there are new ideas. I hope the author can step up the pace and update a more interesting world of cultivating immortals. The novel is getting more and more exciting. I hope the author will step up the pace of updating and write better articles and a broader world view😎 Come on
It looks good. I would like to give you some suggestions. The protagonist should solve worldly problems and show his invincible Taoist heart, single-minded pursuit of Taoism, cold-blooded cruelty and decisive killing.
The novel is good and encouraging. As for the issue of how cultivators treat the harem, I made some points at the end of Chapter 41. The author can refer to it. Since you are writing about cultivating immortals, don't limit it with secular ethics. Mortals can't have close relatives, age issues, etc. Immortals don't consider these at all. 2,000-Year-old Han Li and 10,000-year-old Bingfeng understand. [Sinister smile]
He slowly told Liu Cheng what he had practiced for thirteen years. Is this what the protagonist can say now?
It's a bit like a person cultivating immortals who has experienced the world of mortals and walked in the mortal world. The bad thing is that this immortal is a bit weak and can't do both medium and low martial arts. To put it simply, you, a cultivator, can't defeat a group of martial arts practitioners, but it is more comfortable to watch and more creative than others. It is training in the world of mortals and enhancing one's cognition.
The storyline in the book is very good, very humane, and the writing is very real and very good.
In fairy tales, you should be said to be a silver-level character. I've read a lot of novels about cultivating immortals. Your method of describing the Qi training period actually vividly and vividly describes each level of cultivation. It's not an exaggeration to call you a great god [like] Additional comment Five stars⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
It's very interesting to watch. The protagonist is not a virgin. The plot is relatively interesting. I feel that the character descriptions of the protagonist and supporting characters are more realistic. There are no cookie-cutter routines. It's interesting to watch.
It's very well written, and I can give two to other authors with one copy. It's not enough to read, I hope the author will work harder and update↖(^ω^)↗
The setting is okay, compared to most early-stage system novels on the market. The protagonist feels a little bit poisonous from the one where he released the five ghosts. The Taoist priest was uneasy and kind to a woman, but he was hanged and beaten in the back. He was still able to chat with the protagonist normally and even sold him a talisman. Let's see what the author writes later. The setting is quite interesting. I'll just wait and see.