
Zi Buyu
子不予
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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In booklists 13
Wuxia, the Martial World, No Female Lead, Got It?
I have just one request: please, no female lead!
Male-Oriented Cultivation Novels with a Male Lead Devoted to Cultivation, Great Talent, and No Harem
Please recommend lots of them
Lolis! I Want Lolis! I’ve Already Fallen Under Their Spell
Looking for Cultivation Novels in the Ordinary Mortal Style, with Dao Companions Supporting Each Other on the Path to Immortality
I'm looking for stories like Renegade Immortal and A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality. I've been in a reading slump for ages, but recently got hooked on this kind of novel. Please help, fellow cultivators!
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.
I Want Stories About Taoist Priests, Not Livestreaming. Everything Has to Be Livestreamed These Days, and I'm over It
Wuxia, the Martial World and the Imperial Court, Behind-the-Scenes Scheming, No Saintly Leads, Just Ruthless Action
Don't make female characters stupid the moment a woman shows up.
Cultivation in a Taoist Temple, with a Detached, Unflappable Protagonist. No Livestreaming
Any Ancient Cultivation Novels Where People in the Mortal World Believe the Protagonist Is a True Immortal?
Please recommend novels similar to The Go Game of Rotten Persimmons
Has Fortune-Stealing Fiction Fallen Off? Looking for Books About Plundering Opportunities
Looking for books similar to *Cultivation: My Fortuitous Encounters Can Level Up*. Your fortuitous encounter is pretty good. It's mine now!
Taoists and Taoist Temples, with No Female Lead or Just One
The setting doesn't matter, and a System is optional
Looking for Fantasy, Xianxia, or Cultivation Novels with Twists, High-Stakes Moments, and Rich Prose
Traditional Fantasy and Cultivation Novels: Sickly, Scheming Young General, Battle the Heavens and Become a God, and Similar Stories
Looking for books similar to *Cultivation: The Frail, Wily Young General Who Defies Heaven and Becomes a God*.
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Tutu, let me give you a 5-star ranking. Remember to explode some gold coins.
Xiao Yuzi's character is indeed completely opposite to Ouyang's. Compared with Ouyang, Xiao Yuzi is really very honest, and can even be said to be a bit honest. The characters and plots are also well conceived, and the writing style is still as good as ever. I hope to stick with it (。・ω・。)
Ahhh, update soon, it's been a long time since I've seen a novel that fits the meaning of a fairy in my heart. Although it's from Ouyang, Wang Yu is really handsome. Ouyang is a gentle elder brother and Wang Yu is a follow-up man. Wang Yu, who talks about cause and effect, is really a fairy, and his interaction with the master is also cute, and the description of the appearance also really poked me xp. It seems to be a bit invincible at the moment. It is very strong right after it comes out. The rhythm is very comfortable to me personally and the characters are well handled. I can't help but hope that Wang Yu is not Ouyang. Wang Yu is also a very gentle Wang Yu, so please update soon! ! I was tricked in by you [almost crying]
I came here from Senior Brother. Senior Brother, I think the writing is really good. I like this book very much. At that time, I thought this is a treasure author. The writing is really good. I really like this style. I just started reading this new book recently. When I first started reading it, I really felt that the style was still the same. I stayed up late to read it. I didn't dare to skip a chapter, but when I got to about more than a hundred chapters , I thought it was okay when I was fighting the Tai Sui Demon God, but after Aqiu came out, I felt that the style was a bit strange. Wang Yu before Tai Sui and Wang Yu after Tai Sui felt like two people. Their personalities had changed, and the feeling they gave me had also changed. It was strange. What the author wrote before was really good, but he was confused. Why did he feel a little worse when he looked at it? I don't know if it was my imagination.
I have read more than a hundred chapters, and I got it from the last book Ouyang. The author's writing is still online, with a sense of calmness, but it still doesn't look that interesting. Maybe the previous book had such a profound impact on me that I feel nervous every time I see Qingshan and Ouyang, so I don't feel as story-telling as the previous book. Let's read it again.
Fairy-tale writing style, carefree and happy. Ou Ye: I shouldn't have any work to do with this book!
Hmm, it is indeed completely opposite to Ouyang's out-of-the-box personality. But a little bit of the previous one can still be seen in this drama. I guess this world is also one of the small worlds. Five points not only for the book but also for the sentiment.
I always feel like there's a machete behind me
Hurry, hurry, hurry up! Ouyang is upset, see if you can make me feel upset again. Let me tell you, the only two books an author can read are you and 39, so hurry up!
The senior brother said, let me give you five stars (this book is okay, but if I follow my usual rules, I usually give four stars, unless it is particularly good-looking, which is considered Aiwujiwu, because I really like Ouyang, and this book is also very good-looking, so I give it five stars)