
Zi Buyu
子不予
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Other names
- The One and Only Immortal in the World世间唯我独仙Alternate title on Fanqie
Stats
397Chapters
1.4kReads · 30 days
281.8kReads · all time
110Shelves
6.7Score
More by this author
If You Have the Guts, Kill Me
Immortal from the Start, My Entire Discipleship Has Been Reborn
The Reborn Me Has a Transmigrator Daughter
Transmigration: I Studied for Thirty Thousand Years, Now I'm Invincible the Moment I Step Outside
Everyone in My Sect Is a Prodigy, but I Really Don't Want to Be a Succubus
EN
My Junior Disciples Are All Overpowered, So I Have to Cheat!
In booklists 7
I Want Stories About Taoist Priests, Not Livestreaming. Everything Has to Be Livestreamed These Days, and I'm over It
570Books15.9MViews2dUpdated
Male-Oriented Cultivation Novels with a Male Lead Devoted to Cultivation, Great Talent, and No Harem
Please recommend lots of them
636Books28.2MViews5dUpdated
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.
436Books15MViews13dUpdated
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
220Books6.4MViews1moUpdated
Looking for Fantasy, Xianxia, or Cultivation Novels with Twists, High-Stakes Moments, and Rich Prose
269Books21.1kViews4moUpdated
Any Books About Taoism and Immortals? No Horror Stories About Taoist Priests, Please!
39Books247.8kViews6moUpdated
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".
366Books15.3kViews11moUpdated
In same booklists
My Ascension Went Wrong, Yet I Still Rise to Power in the Immortal Realm
The Extraordinary Cultivation Continent
My Years Working for the Demon Suppression Bureau
The Daily Life of a Mystic Cultivator
Strange Tales of Liaozhai: Slay Men, Ghosts, and Demons for Merit
Apocalypse Fairy Tale: Tsundere Kitty Vs. Loyal Dog
The Little Grandmaster Comes Down the Mountain
The Celestial Register of Mystical Insight
Daoist Lord of a Dream
Transmigrated Into a Farmer’s Wife: She’s Beautiful and Charming
I Possess Countless Divine Powers
Dao Wufang
From Beggar in a Ruined Temple to the Ancestor of All Daoist Sects
Myriad Worlds: A Late Bloomer, Luckily I Have Teammates
I Attain Immortal Godhood Through Merit
Cultivation: With This Level of Caution, Ascension Is Guaranteed
A Dao Heart Untainted by Dust
The Splendor of the Kaiyuan Era
A True Record of Cultivation
I Use Chinese Taoist Scriptures to Suppress Everything
Reader comments 50
Google Translate

































TuTu asked me to give you a 5-star Old Deng, remember to get some gold coins.
Xiao Yuzi's personality is indeed the complete opposite of Ouyang's. Compared to Ouyang, Xiao Yuzi is really honest, even a bit simple-minded. The characters and plot are also very well conceived, and the author's writing is as good as ever. I hope you keep it up (。・ω・。).
Ahhh, please update soon! It's been so long since I've read a novel that perfectly matches my ideal of Xianxia (fantasy/martial arts)! Although it's based on Ouyang, Wang Yu is so handsome. Ouyang is the gentle senior brother, while Wang Yu embodies the free spirit of the Dao. Wang Yu, who speaks of cause and effect and the destiny of cultivation, is truly ethereal.
I came from the author of "Senior Brother" (a popular Chinese novel), and I really liked that book. I knew he was a hidden gem; his writing was excellent, and I loved his style. I only recently started reading this new book. At first, I thought the style was still the same, and I stayed up all night reading it, not daring to skip a chapter.
I've read about a hundred chapters. I came across this book from the previous one about Ouyang. The author's writing style is still excellent, conveying a sense of tranquility, but it's not quite as interesting as before. Perhaps the previous book had too much of an impact on me, causing me to feel a tightness in my chest every time I see characters like Qing Shan and Ouyang. Therefore, I feel this book doesn't have the same storytelling potential as the previous one. I'll keep reading.
The novel is written in a fantasy/martial arts style, depicting a carefree and joyful life. Ou Ye: I don't think I have a role in this book!
Hmm, it's definitely the complete opposite of Ouyang's carefree personality. But you can still see a bit of the previous series in this one. I guess this world is one of the smaller worlds. Five stars not only because the book is good, but also because of the nostalgia factor.
I have a feeling there's a big cleaver behind me.
Hurry, hurry, update soon! Ouyang is still upset, let's see if you can give me another one. Let me tell you, only one author reads two books, you and 39, so hurry, hurry, hurry!
My senior brother said I should give you five stars. (This book is alright, but normally I would give it four stars unless it's exceptionally good. This is because I really like Ouyang, and this book is quite good, so I'm giving it five stars.)