After a Million Years in Seclusion, the Weakest Ancestor Is Kicked Out

Male-Oriented Comedy That'll Have You Rolling on the Floor Laughing

Please, please QAQ

A Hilarious Masterpiece

The Protagonist Becomes an Immortal Monster, Aligned with the Neutral, Opposing, or Home Faction

Looking for books like *Eternal Night Era: I Became the Tyrant of a Sea of Corpses*. The protagonist should be fundamentally different from humans, or mutate: zombie, jiangshi, ghost, vampire, werewolf, alien, paranormal entity, yaoguai, fiend, or demon. Fanfiction or original fiction is fine

Misunderstandings That Make Everyone Think the Protagonist Has a Heavy Burden, and So On

Nothing with people judging memories and such. The protagonist is completely fine, but others think they’ve made huge sacrifices and things like that.

Golden Core from the Start, Nascent Soul Ancestors

A Golden Core or Nascent Soul grand ancestor from the start, nearly invincible, with a brainy protagonist. Magneto is not welcome.

“I'm Weak, I Don't Dare Go Down the Mountain.” The Ancestor Is Furious: “You're Not Weak. I'm Not Even as Strong as Your Pet!”

Looking for Stories Where the Protagonist Raises a Group of Powerful Pets and Has a Terrifying Identity

The protagonist raises a whole bunch of pets, like cats, dogs, chickens, ducks, and fish, and is really powerful himself. Ideally, there should be only one female lead or none at all.

Fantasy, Transmigration, Geniuses, Passion, Wild Ideas, Ruthless Leads, and Purely Satisfying Stories

Looking for books like *Rise of Tianyuan: As Long as I’m Alive, I’m Causing Trouble*. [Fantasy, transmigration, genius, passionate, imaginative, decisive, power fantasy, alternate world] On the Tianyuan Continent, useless Ye Feng merges souls and joins a sect after 217 attempts, then turns the clouds with a wave of his sleeve.

From the Start, He’s an Ancestor With the Highest Combat Power

What are some?

Any Cultivation Novels Like The Record of Qing Teng’s Mortal Cultivation, Where the Hero Builds His Foundation at Eighty?

Looking for books like *The Ordinary Cultivator's Notes on Green Vines*.