
Yuxu Sword Immortal
玉虚剑仙
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Audience
- Male
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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In booklists 19
A Fantasy Novel in Which the Protagonist Knows How to Refine Elixirs, Weapons, Formations, Runes, and Mythical Beasts
I hope the novel will be more than 800 words.
Cultivation of Immortal Literature, Qi Training, Foundation Building, Golden Elixir, Yuanying, Transformation into Gods, Dongxu... Etc.
Please recommend...
Alchemy Training, Formations, Weapon Refining, All Series of Space Male Protagonists
3000
A Mortal's Story of Cultivation into Immortality
Mortals accidentally embark on the path of cultivating immortals! How come you are just a mortal! Step by step to the top.
A Novel About Cultivating Immortality with Room for Growing Medicinal Materials at the Beginning.
Pick up a gourd or a treasure at the beginning, and plant medicinal materials in the space inside the treasure to grow against the sky. The protagonist relies on these wretched cultivation novels to develop.
A Space Where Elixirs Can Grow Wildly
Refining elixirs, killing decisively, growing your own elixirs
A Novel That Travels Through a Small Family and Continuously Improves the Family's Strength
Travel through your childhood with memories and inheritance to help your family and friends improve their strength.
The Story of Traveling to Mortals and Cultivation of Immortality by Han Li
Read the title clearly! It's a fanfic about mortals cultivating immortality! It's not about mortals cultivating immortality!
A Novel in Which the Protagonist Cultivates Immortality, Opens up Caves, Blessed Lands, and Inhales the Aura of the Void.
From weak to strong, developing the paradise of heaven and earth
Cultivate Immortality, Open a Shop Selling Elixirs and Talismans and Slowly Develop Along the Way
I want to read a book similar to "I Open a Black Shop in the World of Immortal Cultivators".
Looking for a Family System. Develop Family Power.
Looking for an Article with the Same Idea as "The Story of a Mortal's Cultivation of Immortality".
After reading Mortal, I felt that other novels about cultivating immortals seemed a bit deliberate, and it was easy to guess the direction of the plot. The protagonist met a strong man, one hides his clumsiness, the other fights back on the verge of death, three enemies attack the protagonist and pick up the pieces, and the fourth old man accepts Orz as his disciple.
A Very Low-Key Article About Cultivating Immortals, Don't Go Around Looking for Trouble
Mortals Are Attracted to Cultivating Immortals, but Old Bookworms Have Cunning Tastes.
Don't let the plot be brainless. The protagonist and villain have online IQs, so they're not embarrassing.
A Family That Seeks to Cultivate Immortality. the Protagonist Focuses on Formations, Weapon Refining, Talisman Making, and Elixir Refining.
Family, cultivating immortals, and the four arts of cultivating immortals
Mortals Who Practice Immortal Style, Refining Qi, Building Foundations, Gold Elixirs, Etc., Have the Space to Carry Them with Them
Use space with the heroine to continuously improve your cultivation level
I'm Looking for an Alchemy Book, Not the Invincible Classics
Are There Any Traditional Fantasy Novels?
Is there any kind of book that doesn't have an ex person's plot? It's the kind of book where some little Karami always jumps out to taunt the protagonist, doesn't deal with the protagonist, and then the protagonist taunts someone else for half a chapter. Now, you can find this kind of plot in any book. It's so uncomfortable.
Is It True That No One Is Watching Traditional Fantasy? It Has Declined, and All Fantasy Has Come to Look at It.
I want to read a book like "The Peak of Martial Arts, Sword Breaks the Sky".















































































The few mortals like it
A very nice novel.
It's nice to see it from behind
It's my favorite style. Why don't you continue writing the plot behind the transformation of the gods? That's how it ends.
A good mortal flow, I like it and look forward to the follow-up plot