
The Carefree Ancestor
逍遥老祖
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Any Peak Traditional Fantasy Novels?
Looking for books similar to *Ashen Prophecy at Dawn*.
Xuanhuan with a Twist: Even After Achieving Immortality, He Still Keeps a Low Profile, Li Changshou Says He Is Not Alone on This Path
Looking for books like The Undying Mentor. A fantasy novel with a creative premise: after being reborn, the protagonist gains a System and becomes immortal. That doesn’t mean he can let his guard down like Tang Sanzang; he still has to keep a low profile. Let the world change over countless ages: when I return, I’ll still be me. Li Changshou says the way of keeping a low profile will live on!
Devoted to the Great Dao, Attaining Immortality: No Female Lead, Harem, or Romance
I’m looking for a traditional cultivation novel with Qi Refining, Foundation Establishment, Core Formation, and so on. The male lead should be clever and cunning, devoted solely to attaining immortality, indifferent to women, and there should be no heroine.
Cultivating in Seclusion from the Start, Emerging as the Sect’s Invincible Founder
From the start, the protagonist goes into seclusion and comes out as the sect's founding ancestor, the invincible kind.
Long-Lived, Powerful, Cold, and Unattached, With No Female Lead or Emotional Ties
The protagonist is an ancient powerhouse, needs no cultivation, and is invincible from the start. No emotional attachments, whether family, romance, or brotherhood. They stay completely unruffled. Something like I, Clad in White, Descend into the World, Supreme and Unmatched.
Fantasy System Stories with Rewards for Taking on Disciples
Looking for books similar to An Observatory: Invincible from the Moment I Take on Disciples.
Looking for a Protagonist Who's an Old Man and Doesn't Turn Young Again!
Looking for books similar to *The Old Cultivator: My Clones Have Minds of Their Own*.
Looking for a System That Arrives 60 Years Late, After the Protagonist Has Grown Old and Become a Guardian for the Younger Generation
I'm Out of Books to Read. Any Good Cultivation Stories?
Looking for books similar to The Cultivation World’s Number One Sickly Darling (And Crosses Paths with Peerless). I want an ensemble cast, not a story where the protagonist fights alone.
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It's too little! Be careful, I am hoarding food! Hahahahaha cool! Take everyone from Lotus Tower to cultivate immortality, okay! Give me a good life for thousands of years! Under the leadership of the protagonist, it becomes an invincible sect hahahaha
Give yourself a good review
When I saw the title of the book, I didn't take it seriously, but after reading more than a hundred chapters, I was deeply impressed by the content. There are only four books in my collection, and this book is one of them. Not only does it not have a female protagonist, it is semi-invincible. A large level of cultivation will make people think that this level of cultivation is rubbish. Here, it is really done behind the scenes. Unlike other books where you have to go out and recruit disciples in person, which makes me very upset. I have left negative reviews on many books here, but this book is the first good review I have given. I really hope that the author can continue writing. Otherwise, I will see that it is caused by heart disease when I read other books [send heart][send heart][send heart]
Big cheers for the author, good😁Look, keep up the hard work
I only read this book because it had Li Lianhua in the title, but Huahua appears too little [rolls eyes] The plot drags on and the protagonist has no sense of existence, let alone Huahua [grievance] There is no trace of Huahua in dozens or hundreds of chapters! Alas,,վ^վ,,
Pretty good, just a little lacking
It's very beautiful. Why can't you do this or that? [What] Come on, it looks good
This novel is quite good. I keep seeing it. Why is it rated so low? Nice, very nice
It's pretty good. There's a little problem at the front, but the story behind it is pretty good.
Well worth the chase so far.