Xuanhuan: Immortality Through a Hundred Lifetimes
玄幻：我在百世轮回中长生
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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- Please, Stop Resurrecting求求你，别再复活了Alternate title on Fanqie
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Overlooked Masterpieces
Cultivation, fantasy, or historical fiction are all fine.
Cultivation Novels From the Golden Core, Nascent Soul, Tribulation Transcendence, and Great Ascension to the Immortal and Divine Realms
Any experts know of one?
Qi Refining, Foundation Establishment, Golden Core, Nascent Soul, Deity Transformation: Like A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality
A solid story with a strict hierarchy.
One of the Most Classic Mortal Cultivation Stories: Smart Characters and Well Worth a Read
"The Mortal's Path to Immortality" is one of the purest examples of the mortal cultivation genre: five-element spiritual roots, classic cultivation realms, a smooth plot, constant suspense, vivid characters, and a passionate martial world. Definitely worth reading.
The Purest, Most Authentic Mortal Cultivation Novel: The Peak of the Xuanhuan Genre
A true mortal-cultivator story, with a smooth plot, stirring action, both iron resolve and tenderness, and constant suspense. Open the door to a vast and magnificent fantasy world... Every character is crafted with care, and the peerless cultivation techniques will shake the ages. A must-read for all you experts...
Mortal-Style Cultivation, For Discerning Veteran Readers
No mindless plots. The protagonist and villains should both be smart, and the story shouldn’t have forced, cringey hype.
Cultivation Novels with Qi Refining, Foundation Establishment, Golden Core, and Nascent Soul
You play the fool in all kinds of secret realms and find all sorts of treasures.
Long Cultivation Novels with Qi Refining, Foundation Establishment, Golden Cores, Nascent Souls, and More
Novels like Path to Heaven, A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality, The Strongest Abandoned Son, and The Gate of Good Fortune.
I’m in a Reading Slump. I’ll Trade You My Favorites
Looking for books like "Eternal Life: Laying Low as a Prison Guard in the Heavenly Prison". Something that feels realistic, with believable human interactions.
The Protagonist Builds a Faction to Support Himself, Instead of Being Worked to the Bone
Looking for books like The Apocalypse Arrives: The Goddess School Beauty Begs Me to Kill Her.
Books with Titles That Put You Off, but Amazing Stories
Proper Cultivation Stories: Qi Refining, Foundation Establishment, Golden Core, Nascent Soul...
To help others, first help yourself. To cultivate, first cultivate your heart.
Looking for Traditional Cultivation Novels That Rival A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality
A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality
Are there any cultivation novels like "A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality"? I'm looking for the classic progression: Qi Refining, Foundation Establishment, Core Formation, Nascent Soul, Deity Transformation, Void Refinement, Body Integration, Tribulation Transcendence, and Mahayana.
The Pinnacle of Xuanhuan Cultivation
Highly recommend these invincible fantasy cultivation novels. Reading them three times is just the beginning!!!
Qi Refining, Foundation Establishment, Golden Core, Nascent Soul, Spirit Transformation
A fallen young man
Traditional Xuanhuan Seems to Have Fallen on Hard Times
Please Recommend Some Good Xianxia Novels
I've been in the mood for xianxia novels lately. Please recommend a few!
Please Recommend a Masterpiece in the Ordinary-Person Genre!
Above the Immortal Realm is pretty good!
I've Read Immortal Gourd, A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality, and Fortune's Gate. Looking for Similar Books
"The Ruins" and "The Strongest Abandoned Son"... I feel like there are no more dark horses in the cultivation world. I'm getting bored 😂
The Way of Spiritual Roots Is Ultimately a Minor Path; Traditional Cultivation Alone Leads to the Great Way
No spiritual-root fantasy. It’s too monotonous. I want traditional fantasy.
A Rogue Cultivator Who Finds an Inheritance, Has No Backing, Competes for Resources to Cultivate, and Joins No Faction
The protagonist inherits a legacy, has no background, and joins no faction. They steal resources, including from powerful sects, then run after every fight and every robbery. Once they're stronger, they come back to steal more. Basically, they go it alone and have very few friends. Something along those lines.
A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality
Is A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality the founding work of the mortal cultivation genre? Why isn’t it here?
Transmigrating Into A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality as Han Li
Read the title carefully! I'm looking for fanfiction based on "A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality", not just any cultivation novel!
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I've Reincarnated into a Xuanhuan World, So Why Settle for Being Ordinary?
Cultivation: Starting by Handcrafting a System
Immortality Begins with Menial Work
Map of Mortals and Immortals
The Cautious Blade Cultivator
Cultivating Immortality, Starting as an Outer Sect Disciple
True Immortal of the Origin Gourd
Cultivation: My Golden Finger Is a Bit of a Trap
A Mortal's Path to Immortality: I Invite Fellow Daoists to Their Doom
Cautious Cultivation: I Connect to the Heavenly Dao Through Enlightenment
The Mortal's Tale of Breaking Through the Heavens
A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality: I Have a System
Juedi Tiantong: I Created the Age of Fading Dharma
A Mortal's Search for the Immortal Path
A Mortal's Cultivation Journey: The Blackstone Immortal Mansion
Overlooking the World
Everyone Says Immortality Is the Way to Go
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Having read over 3000 books, I can say that this book, while not quite on par with Romance of the Three Kingdoms or Journey to the West, is at least more enjoyable than Dream of the Red Chamber or Water Margin.
The protagonist, born into the landlord class in a chaotic era, suffers oppression from the imperial court. Rising from humble beginnings, he builds an army and creates a utopian world. I've read over fifty chapters; it's just as good as my previous book!
It's good. It follows the typical reincarnation trope of living in the same world, but there aren't many entanglements with the previous life, which is great. The second reincarnation is a bit mindless, but it's incredibly satisfying. I suggest updating ten chapters a day! 😠😠😠
This is a significant improvement over the previous book. The battle scenes are well-depicted. The pursuit of immortality inevitably leads to countless deaths. I hope there won't be too much kindness and goodwill later on. Most importantly, the protagonist is often portrayed as fearless of death.
I'm a seasoned bookworm, and the number of books I'm interested in following decreases over time. I usually move on to something else after reading the first few dozen chapters if I lose interest. The author's previous novel about immortality was the only one I followed to the end on Tomato Books. I resisted reading this new book for a while, and it's only about a hundred chapters long.
I've been following your book since its first two or three hundred chapters, "Immortality: From Cultivation Civilization to Technological Civilization," and now you've updated to the latest chapter of your second book 💕 Your writing is just right for my taste!
The premise is pretty good. I personally think the first half is good, and the writing is vivid and engaging. However, it becomes noticeably weak and stagnant in the later stages, which is typical of most novels. The first half is worth reading and is quite interesting.
The beginning was very good and meticulously handled, but the later parts probably didn't score well due to many minor flaws. Fortunately, it ended without a break in updates. Here are a few examples of minor flaws. 1. The wording is imprecise; it uses phrases like "arrogant and conceited," but does such a figure as Yelang even exist in the world of this book?
I've finished reading it, so I'm qualified to give a review now, right? 🙂 Overall, it's alright. I thought the early and middle parts were quite good, the descriptions were decent, the only drawback is that the protagonist doesn't seem particularly interested in contacting people from his past life. At least not in his past life's identity, so many people weren't satisfied.