Xuanhuan: Immortality Through a Hundred Lifetimes
玄幻：我在百世轮回中长生
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- Completed
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- 1.2M Words
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Eastern Cultivation
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- 1y ago
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Overlooked Masterpieces
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I've been in the mood for xianxia novels lately. Please recommend a few!
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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.
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For example, perfecting chakra cultivation methods and immortal arts in Naruto, creating self-condensing spirit-ring and spirit-bone techniques in Douluo, improving pill formulas, formation diagrams, talisman papers, and artifact-refining secrets in cultivation worlds, and improving qi cultivation methods in Battle Through the Heavens...
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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...
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I have read more than 3,000 books. This book is not only as good as Journey to the West of the Three Kingdoms, but it is at least as good as Water Margin in Red Mansions.
The protagonist comes from the landlord class, was born in troubled times, was oppressed by the court, rose from humble beginnings, formed an army, and created a world of great harmony. I've read more than fifty chapters, and it's as good as the last book!
It looks good. It's a routine of reincarnation in the same world, but it doesn't have much to do with the previous life. This is very good. The second reincarnation is a bit mindless but it's so cool. I recommend updating ten chapters a day [angry] [angry] [angry]
It is a lot better than the previous book. The description of the battle is good. If you want to live forever, you will become white bones. I hope there will not be too much kindness and good intentions in the back. The most important thing is that the main character is not afraid of death. Although he cannot die in the sense, an identity must have some achievements or something to commemorate. The above are just opinions... I read it very smoothly, and the content is very exciting. Gou Dao, except for hiding occasionally, his behavior is not related to anything else. He is too kind to see the longevity, and the most important thing is that he has almost no age.
I am an old bookworm, and I read fewer and fewer books that I am interested in reading. I basically read the first few dozen chapters and then change them if I am not interested. The author's previous book "Eternal Life" is the only book that I have followed to the end on Tomato. When this new book came out, I couldn't bear to read it. It only has about 100 chapters and I read it in half a day. It is really not enough. I don't have the feeling of being bored after reading a novel. I highly recommend it, brothers.
From the first two to three hundred chapters of the first book "Immortality: From the Civilization of Immortal Cultivation to the Civilization of Science and Technology", I have continued to catch up with the latest chapters of the second book [Sending Hearts] What you wrote is very suitable for me.
The setting is quite good. Personally, I think the first and middle stages are good to read and the writing is flesh-and-blood. However, from the middle to the last stage, it becomes obviously watery and broken. Most novels are like this. The first and middle stages are worth reading and interesting.
The early stage is very nice and the processing is very detailed. In the later stage, it is estimated that the score will not be good and there will be many small poisons. Fortunately, it is completed and has not been interrupted. I will give a few examples of small poisons. 1. The wording is not rigorous and the word Yelang is arrogant. Is there a Yelang in the world of this book? 2. Has the handwriting changed after traveling through time? 3. I can't remember the Thirty-six Stratagems, but I can't remember the Theory of Capital or anything like that rigorously. 4. There is also a life of being a girl. Logically speaking, hormones should make Pigfoot like boys. There is no explanation here why she still likes girls. 5. No explanation why time travel 6. No explanation why you got the Book of Hundreds of Worlds 7. The author in the early comment area said that the lower bound is the copy result, and the back is not as long as the front. 8. Various borrowings and innovations
After reading it, you are finally qualified to leave a review, right? [Smile] Overall it's okay. I think the early and middle stages are pretty good, and the descriptions and the like are okay. The only flaw is that, uh, the protagonist doesn't particularly want to contact people from his past life. At least it's not about the identity of the previous life, so many people are not very satisfied. After that, the later stage is basically the world view of Zhetian. Anyway, it has a similar definition. Well, it's still okay. Generally speaking, the early and middle stages are quite good to watch. You can also watch it in the later stage. Then it disappears in the fairy world. I don't know if there is a lower part. Anyway, it's okay for me to finish it.