
Buddhist Cultivation
修佛
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 741k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Cultivation
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Explore more →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.
In a Reading Slump, Only the Best of the Best
New Book Swap and Support
Hey, fellow newbie! Let's help each other out.
I'm in a Reading Slump and Nothing on Qidian Appeals to Me, Any Engaging Recommendations?
Any stories about a man disguising himself as a woman?
Why Does Cultivation Have to Be All Fighting? Aren't There Any Laid-Back Stories Where You Can Just Watch the Fun?
A Buddhist Protagonist Who Rejects Violent Warrior Monks: Gentle and Refined, Yet True to the Precepts 🌹
Recommend a Novel That's a Good Read. There Are Too Many Books and I Don't Know What to Pick...
The Protagonist Transmigrates as a Bodhisattva in a Western Buddhist Sect
It becomes really chaotic with Journey to the West later on.
All-Heavens Fiction, No Foreign Settings, Xianxia or Wuxia Are Both Fine
No Japanese anime, no Japanese anime, no Japanese anime. Important things have to be said three times!!!
Books About Buddhist Cultivation, or Cultivating Both Buddhism and Taoism
Books that include Buddhist cultivation.
Great Qin! Any Novels That Don't Vilify Li Si?
I'd prefer something well-researched. I'm sick of unofficial-history stories: they almost always start with someone killing Li Si, and I just can't take it anymore.
A Poem Sums Up a Life, a Tune Plays Out the Human World. In White Robes, a Passing Traveler
Ancient-style cultivation, a man who's indifferent to the core, no CP, and whose personality doesn't change later on. The kind of person who seems almost divine.
Highly Rated Masterpieces Featuring the Dao, Confucianism, Buddhism, Evil Cultivation, Demons, and Spirits
Please Recommend Books Where Studying the Daoist Scriptures Leads to Innate Mastery of Their Mysteries
I'd like stories where the protagonist cultivates marvelous techniques by studying Daoist scriptures, or gains experience by fighting people with a certain kind of ability, such as in a trial dimension. Or where the protagonist thinks, “I can learn this divine ability,” and then actually does.
Classics of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Health Preservation, and Pharmacology
Everyone Else Trains in Martial Arts While I Cultivate Immortality?
Any stories where everyone else practices martial arts while I cultivate immortality?
In This Life, I Follow Taoism, Not Buddhism
Good Taoist Novels, No Systems. I Really Can't Stand System Stories
Looking for Taoist priest novels. The important thing is that they don’t have a System. I want one without a System. Whenever I see a System novel, I feel like every kind of story becomes boring. Any experts have good supernatural novels to recommend? Remember, no System, no System.
A Miracle Doctor Hired by the Military as an Instructor
I'm looking for books like The X-Ray Doctor Is a Bit Dashing.
Leisurely, Relaxing Reads to Unwind
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Any Good Books Besides Global Reincarnation Into a Cultivation World?
Looking for books similar to Global Reincarnation into a Cultivation World. Are there any others that explain the cultivation system thoroughly?
Transmigration, System, Sign-In, Xuanhuan
Any books that really grab your attention?
Long-Lived and Invincible: Modern-Day Urban Stories, Preferably Slice of Life
I want books like Monsters Run Rampant, and I Come Down the Mountain to Save the World, Invincible in This Era. The protagonist shouldn't be some loser.
Looking for a Novel About a Buddhist Cultivator
I don't think I've ever read a novel where the protagonist practices Buddhism. I'd like to try one.
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It's so well written, Amitabha, come on, it's great to write a novel about cultivating Buddhism. The state of mind should be so calm and peaceful. It's not like the novels I read before about cultivating Buddhism. They are just like vixens in disguise. They hook up with this, hook up with three, hook up with four, or even have a harem. It's just not like writing about cultivating Buddhism. Even the Hehuan Buddha has to be humbled when he sees it. Your writing of this book is good, at least now I feel very good, [Like] [Like] [Like]
I'm not used to the first person perspective 3.1 Re-evaluation: I had the patience to continue reading, it was still very good, but when I saw the male bishop giving the stepmother's skills to his stepmother's son, I felt a little uncomfortable, and I felt like my mother had been betrayed. (My personal question)
It's pretty good. The protagonist is a cultural person and the content is relatively clean. It is a clear and fresh work.
Okay, the chapters are a bit short
It's great, the author writes very spiritually
The writing is very good, and it is considered acceptable on Tomato. I hope the author will work hard.
Not bad, positive energy and wisdom [Like]
Although it is in the first person, the plot and writing are excellent. The characterization of the protagonist and supporting characters is also very vivid. I feel that the author has writing skills.
Yeah, it's interesting. More than 95% of the novels written in the first-person perspective are not that boring to read.
A very good book,