What's the Most Important Thing in Cultivation? Spirit Stones!

Looking for Traditional Cultivation Stories with Gradual Growth and Nothing Too Over-the-Top

Couples are fine, or no couples!

No-CP Cultivation With a Clear-Headed Female Protagonist. No Slacking Off, No Idiocy, No Comedy

No female leads who slack off, and no playing dumb while secretly being powerful. I want a bold but not spoiled, likable, dazzling beauty.

So Satisfying! So Satisfying! So Satisfying! So Satisfying!!! Cultivation, Strong Female Lead

No spirit-root extraction 🙅🏻‍♀️, no deliberately hiding one's talent, and no overpowered-from-the-start stories. I want one that begins with testing spirit roots and joining a sect. No male-male couples and no gender-swapping, please. Read the requirements carefully before recommending. Thanks again!!!!!

Any Traditional Female-Lead Cultivation Stories That Start With a Spiritual Root Test?

I want books similar to The Mortal Girl’s Road to Immortality. I don’t want the kind where the female lead transmigrates into a villainous cannon-fodder character, escapes her original sect, joins another sect, and then discovers that her senior brothers, senior sisters, and master are all villainous cannon fodder who blindly adore her before being killed, having their hearts dug out, being drained of blood, and having their spiritual roots and bones removed. I reject all of that.

Low-Profile Cultivation With a Female Lead and No Romance

Looking for low-key cultivation novels with no CP. Please recommend some, thanks!

Cultivation Power Fantasies Rated 9.8 or Higher, Please

Qi Refining, Core Formation, Foundation Establishment, Nascent Soul, Spirit Transformation, Infant Metamorphosis, and Dao-Seeking.

Female-Led Cultivation Stories with No Romance and an Exceptionally Talented Protagonist

Cultivation Novel with Romance, Starting with a Spiritual Root Test

I want to read something similar to After Transmigrating, She Chose Cultivation. The female protagonist has a single spiritual root, ice and thunder. She grows throughout the story and does not hide her strength. The male protagonist is something like her senior fellow disciple 😊😊

A Six- or Seven-Year-Old Child Cultivating Immortality With an Ice, Wind, or Thunder Spiritual Root

No CP, No CP, No CP: A Traditional Cultivation Novel With a Female Lead

I don't want anyone with an absurdly overpowered golden finger. Something like *The Ugly Girl's Cultivation Record* is fine. I want a cultivation novel with no CP. Don't recommend books with a CP or that aren't about cultivation, thanks. No-CP cultivation novels only, please, and seriously, don't recommend anything else _(:з」∠

Any Fantasy Novels with a Female Lead Cultivating Immortality, Fighting Monsters and Leveling Up to the Top?

Fantasy cultivation: The female lead's family placed a taboo on her, so her abilities never manifested and everyone thought she was a nobody. In reality, she's exceptionally talented. She levels up, defeats one enemy after another, and reaches the peak.

Cultivation With No Romance, Preferably Focused on the Heroine

Looking for books like *The Dog Raised by a Good-for-Nothing Cultivator in the System Is About to Become an Immortal*. The protagonist should have some social skills, but not many. I want a laid-back, do-nothing type.

Any Cultivation Stories With a Strong Female Lead? No Romance, No Saintly Doormat, and a Smart Protagonist!

Looking for books similar to The Female Supporting Character Cultivates Immortality: I Have a Nitpicker System. Also, no being adored by everyone. I've read too many of those lately and want a change.

Please Recommend Cultivation Novels With a Strong Female Lead and No CP. She Thrives on Her Own

I want something with absolutely no romance. The heroine should focus solely on cultivating immortality. It's fine if she has a powerful golden finger.

Transmigrate into a Book as a Minor Character Who Cultivates Immortality, Obsessed with Competition and Training

Female-Oriented Cultivation Stories

The heroine’s best friend stole the necklace her mother had left her. The heroine only found out her friend had betrayed her as she lay dying. After being reborn, she went to the insurance company herself and retrieved the necklace her mother had left her.