My Daily Cultivation in the Qing Dynasty
在大清的修仙日常
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- Completed
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- 566k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Romance
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- 1y ago
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- I Ascended After Cultivating in the Qing Dynasty在清朝修炼之后飞升了Alternate title on Fanqie
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Suddenly in the Mood for Cultivation Stories, the Kind Without a System
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Stories With a Truly Free, Clear-Headed, and Rational Heroine
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Books about Kangxi, Yongzheng, or Qianlong, and no other emperors. Kangxi is preferable, of course. I haven't seen many Kangxi books on Tomato Novel, so Yongzheng is my second choice, and Qianlong comes last.
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Dear Authors, Any Crossover TV and Film Stories Where the Female Lead Isn't a Pushover, Stupid, or Weak?
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Qing Dynasty Transmigration with a Pocket Dimension or Cultivation
Set in the Qing dynasty, around the Yongzheng era. I want an empowering, satisfying story with a strong heroine, ideally with cultivation or a pocket dimension, and some means of protecting herself.
Help, I'm Out of Books! I Really Want an Ancient Romance Where the Male Lead Has a First Love
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I'm Really Into Qing Dynasty Time-Travel Stories Right Now
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Transmigration Into Fucha Langhua
I once saw a story where someone transmigrated into Fuca Langhua, but as a man, so Hongli got cuckolded. All the children in the harem were born to Fuca Langhua and the consorts, and there was even a story about later generations.
The Female Lead Isn't Boy-Crazy
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Any Super-Satisfying Stories About a Cultivation Expert Female Lead Who Goes on Quick Transmigration Missions Everywhere?
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Sweet, Fluffy Qing Dynasty Transmigration Romance
The female lead is especially sweet and adorable, and the male lead protects her, or she has a pocket dimension.
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This is a great article. It's the first one I've read about a spiritual practitioner protecting the environment and giving back to heaven and earth. That's the right way to do it! We should take the spiritual energy of heaven and earth and give it back when we have the ability. Who says that merit can only be about helping people? Helping to improve and maintain the environment is also merit.
The female lead always has her own goals and works hard to achieve them. There's no sudden romantic subplot, and she doesn't help others indiscriminately, which is quite nice. She cultivates immortality alone, enjoys her position as a concubine, and has the means to not have children. Plus, her values are relatively sound. Not bad at all! 👍
It's reasonable, but not satisfying enough. The female lead is already an immortal cultivator, capable of killing someone with a single slap, yet she's still oppressed by imperial power. It's frustrating.
Excellent! The Imperial Noble Consort's change of attitude is completely understandable. The plot is fast-paced and doesn't dwell on romance. It's enjoyable. It's also great that Emperor Yongzheng lived a long life; I believe he had enough time to implement his policies, and the future will definitely be different.
I read about 5/6 of it carefully, but I couldn't continue after the cultivation and ascension part. The female lead was quite weak; cultivators don't know any offensive magic, which was ridiculous! However, the portrayal of Kangxi's ruthlessness was very well done, as were the pitiful women in the palace. I actually finished the palace part! 🤭
Cultivating immortality is so tempting! When will this opportunity come my way? Hehe! 😜
This book is really good! The author's writing is excellent, much better than typical Qing Dynasty time-travel novels. The protagonist doesn't live for a man's favor but focuses solely on cultivating immortality—this is a fantastic theme! I'm so tired of other Qing Dynasty time-travel novels with romances with Emperor Kangxi or the Nine Dragons. I give the author 5 stars! Keep up the good work! ❤️❤️❤️
It's great! The female lead is very rational. It's just too short. I hope the later episodes will be even better.
Despite its flaws, it's actually quite good. The female lead doesn't have children; she leaves the palace after repaying a debt of gratitude. The logic is sound; the female lead isn't swayed by sex, nor is she a saint or brainless. There are no truly awful characters.
The author is amazing! 😘 Fantastic! Of all the Qing Dynasty time-travel novels I've read, this one is among the best. I stopped reading after chapter 159; it felt like the world-building was forcibly incorporated into the cultivation genre.