
The Dao-Proving Deception
证道骗局
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- Completed
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- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
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- Traditional Eastern Fantasy
- Updated
- 1y ago
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- Fanqie
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Please, everyone!
Any Cultivation Novels With a Vast Cosmology?
I've finished two books.
Ascension Is a Lie: Cultivators Are Food for Higher-Dimensional Beings
The cultivation world is a giant slaughterhouse. Cultivators are livestock raised for food, and ascending to immortality is one huge joke.
There Aren't Any More Dark, Ruthless Novels on Tomato Reading with Smart Protagonists Who Never Hold Back
Immortality Stories Have Become the Chen Family’s Domain
Looking for books like The System Grants Me Immortality, and I'll Eventually Become Invincible by Living.
There Aren't Any Good Dark Stories Anymore. Come Prove Me Wrong
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Has Traditional Fantasy Really Fallen Off? I Still Haven’t Found a Good One.
I'm tired of the new-style fantasy novels. I miss the old-fashioned, traditional kind. A golden finger is fine, but no System. Rebirth is fine, but no transmigration. Preferably no female lead or just one, and the protagonist should work hard on his own and ultimately succeed.
Recommend Some Peak Mind-Game Novels. I've Been Reading for Over 10 Years
Clear logic, and don't make the enemies idiots. Whether friend or foe, the focus should be on intelligence.
Eerie Cultivation, Life-Burning Techniques, and Practices Like the Hundred-Eyes Method
Looking for books about cultivating something like the Hundred-Eyed Technique, where the protagonist can avoid the costs.
So Satisfying and Comforting
I'm looking for books like *The Only Cultivator: I Went on a Killing Spree in Ancient Times (Cultivating to Change My Fate)*. It's incredibly satisfying, with the protagonist killing their way right to the end.
Looking for Stories Where a Nobody from the Immortal Realm Goes Down to the Mortal World to Show Off
I want a book similar to In the Upper Realm, Timid and Obedient; in the Lower Realm, Unrestrained and All-Powerful. This one stopped updating, and there is another one with a protagonist named Pan Han, but it is written far too slowly. Are there any similar books? Fellow readers who have read one, please recommend it.
With a System: Mortal Realm, Cultivation Realm, Immortal Realm, Divine Realm, and Chaos Realm
No modern settings, only historical ones.
Urban Behind-the-Scenes Stories About Creating the Supernatural: Doesn't Fit the Title, Don't Bother
The protagonist gets a System, like in those novels where they gain something and earn shock points. Don't recommend anything that doesn't fit the title. I've been searching for ages, and almost all the books people have recommended don't match. I just want one book that does. Is that really so hard?
Eerie Cultivation, White-Bone Foundation Building, Heretical Paths, Conspiracies, Parasitism, and the Unknowable
Pay attention to the genre. I'll block recommendations with the wrong genre, badly written descriptions, copied author descriptions, or books pushed by studios.
A Talented Scholar Transmigrates and Battles in Poetry
Transmigrate to ancient times and compete in poetry
Cultivation Meets Cthulhu, With Three Flowers on the Crown and Three Heads
The Great Dao Is Corrupted, the Unspeakable Appears, Immortals Fall, and the World Mutates
Looking for Strange Stories Where Humans Are Kept in Captivity and Eaten Once They Ascend to Immortality, Like Yao Feng Du Jie
Ascension Is a Scam: Upper-Realm Cultivators Feed on Our Clan's Cultivators
Outer Darkness, Multiverse, Xuanhuan, Urban Imagination, Age of the Gods
Looking for books like Loading the Gods’ Code: Immortal Emperor Ying Zheng Is My Teammate.
Stories Where Cultivation Itself Is a Scam, Not Just a Scam Because Cultivation Doesn't Work
Cosmic-Horror Cultivation, with the Protagonist Starting Out as an Evil Cultivator Called the Third Prince and the Pure Altar Messenger
Looking for books similar to *The Fallen Immortal's Feast*. Lovecraftian cultivation, with an evil cultivator called the Third Crown Prince and the Pure Altar Messenger right from the start.
The Protagonist Reaches the Saint Realm and Becomes the Sect's Youngest Elder, Then Returns Home to Deal with a Family Crisis
I forgot the title. The protagonist reaches the Sage Realm and becomes the sect's youngest elder, then returns home because his family is in crisis. I think his surname is Su.
Cultivation, BL, Two Powerful Leads, Soul Transmigration, Cauldrons, and a Sect Rising from Weakness to Strength
Looking for books like *I’m Dying of Laughter! The Dual-Cultivation Dao Companions of the Entire Sect Are Hopeless Romantics* (Fusheng Qimeng). The protagonist is exceptionally talented.
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Hello everyone, this book is about the various ways of cultivating immortals. There will be a dark side and a righteous side. The protagonist's personality will change as the story progresses. He is not invincible at the beginning, nor does he know everything about astronomy and geography from the beginning. There will be some exciting settings, and there will also be sad scenes of being tortured. The settings will be improved as the plot progresses. All early pitfalls and confusions will be slowly explained later. Thank you all for your support. In the end, is the result you see really the truth?
This book blew my mind. The author's mind was blown. The setting of this book is very grand. It feels like a world in a grain of sand in Buddhism. The only thing that feels weird is the position of the protagonist. From the very beginning of seeking revenge on the shepherds to getting stronger, to ascending to the upper world and joining the shepherd lineup, it's amazing.
It's spicy. The protagonist is more desperate than Huang, and he can't be defeated by Green. He will be resurrected when he restarts, and he can't even die.
The world view is very good, the idea is very bold, but I don't understand the realm. There is a realm in each plane. Can you add a bracket after the realm and write unified realm, just like the Hongmeng Mirror corresponds to the Kaiyuan Realm of the underworld system, and then there is a True Spirit Mirror in the second plane. I think it's a bit confusing, especially the third plane. I feel a little confused. Can you edit the realm and post it again? It's a bit confusing. This book is super good, I hope there will be more. The world view is too grand. In the future, there will be more than 10 systems with more planes. I feel that the later realms will be a bit confusing. One plane is a big realm. I hope the author can make the realm simpler.
Don't read books, they are all conspiracy, one mountain is higher than the other, there is a sky outside the sky, and there is a sky
Being powerful, so powerful, covers many aspects of life... Of course we are also in the game, but our games are not as many as Zheng Wusheng's, but our lives are not as good, so in fact, for about 75 years, it is enough for us to be happy. When I was in elementary school, I dreamed of getting into a good university, in junior high school I wanted to make a lot of money in the future, and in high school I looked forward to entering the society and getting ahead. But in the past few years, my goal has been to find a place to live in seclusion, but modern seclusion should not be as perfect as in ancient times. This book is very good. Compared with many books I have read before, it is the kind that can give me something to gain. It not only contains emotions but also conjectures about the world. It is very good. If you read it carefully, you will really gain a lot. If you can't read it now, you will have a lot of feelings when you mature and read this book later. This is not only a refreshing article, but also has some reflections on life. If it can, I hope that we can all break through the situation like Zheng Wusheng. It doesn't matter if it's for one's paranoid dream or for the one he loves. [Top post][top post]
All things have life and death, this is the law of nature. However, many people are greedy for immortality and want to escape from the reincarnation of the world. They think that becoming an immortal can escape the suffering of the world. This book does the opposite, This book is originally a story about the various ways of cultivating immortals, the coexistence of darkness and righteousness. The protagonist's personality will change and grow slowly as the story progresses. Human beings are bound to die, either through birth, old age, illness or death, or because God is jealous of a hero, or even seeks his own death. Cultivation as an immortal is a dead end for self-study. In fact, being an ordinary person is the real way to become an immortal. The author abandons his past obsession with seeking scriptures and asking questions, and "disenchants" the cultivation of immortals. This is an anti-immortal book about growth, human nature, and loss. It is worth reading.
The protagonist gives me a feeling of being in a reincarnation of being swollen and beaten, cheating and counter-killing, swelling and being beaten, cheating and counter-killing. There is a feeling that if you can stand out, you have to stand up, and if you can stand up, you have to jump out and seek death.
This novel is good. When I read it, I felt like I was reading a novel.
Fairyland started quickly and then continued rapidly. I kept changing the map, and the protagonist was even green in the middle.