
A Thousand Years
千岁
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Traditional Eastern Fantasy
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Has Traditional Fantasy Really Fallen Off? I Still Haven’t Found a Good One.
I'm tired of the new-style fantasy novels. I miss the old-fashioned, traditional kind. A golden finger is fine, but no System. Rebirth is fine, but no transmigration. Preferably no female lead or just one, and the protagonist should work hard on his own and ultimately succeed.
The Pinnacle of the Fantasy World
Any High-Quality Fantasy Novels with a System? Please Recommend Some
Fantasy novels with a System.
Looking for High-Quality New Traditional Fantasy
I'd like something similar to *The White Dragon Abyss*. A new novel, traditional fantasy (no System stories), with a vast world and high-quality writing.
Stories About Bragging With Legendary Chinese Figures in Another World
Looking for stories where the otherworld's Heavenly Dao is terrified when someone names the powerful figures of Huaxia, or where ancient Chinese characters appear in another world and only the protagonist can read them.
At Least on the Same Level as Slay the Gods
Traditional Fantasy, Top-Tier Talent, No Powerful Background, Rising From the Dust
Do People Not Like Traditional High Fantasy and Wish-Fulfillment Stories with Lots of Beautiful Women Anymore?
I'm looking for books similar to *From the Start, I Saved the Female Demon Lord. Now That I'm Back Invincible, Why Are You Crying?*
There Are No Decent Fantasy Novels Left. Prove Me Wrong and Recommend a Masterpiece!
2023: A Hall-of-Fame Author and a Golden-List Novel Have Arrived!
Do You Know What Traditional Xuanhuan Is? Only Reply If You Really Do
Looking for books similar to The King's Avatar of Ten Thousand Phases. What even counts as traditional fantasy? Which protagonist didn't grow up from childhood? Which one didn't face hardships along the way? Martial Ancestor Lin Dong, Flame Emperor Xiao Yan, Mu Chen: aren't they all at the pinnacle? Give me more old classics from over ten years ago. Transmigration
Wuxia, the Imperial Court, Jianghu, Swordsmanship
I'm a seasoned reader. I recommend giving this one a try. It's pretty good.
I’ve Recently Gotten into Jianghu Stories: A Band of Young Adventurers Roaming the Martial World
A Lone Young Swordsman Roams the Martial World, Seeing All Life Has to Offer, Seeking Only Peace of Mind
I Miss the Fantasy Stories of the Past. I Want to Read Some, but Can’t Find Any
I want the more traditional kind of fantasy novel, where the protagonist advances step by step toward the peak of the Great Dao.
High-Martial World with Summoned Wuxia Characters, but No Emperor-Building Stories
Ideally, the protagonist starts out as a merchant's son and summons wuxia characters from a young age to help him grow stronger.
Court Intrigue and Chivalry of the Martial World: There Is No Jianghu After Sword Snow Stride
I've read Sword Snow Stride three times already. Anything else?
Traditional Fantasy With Less Showing Off and Face-Slapping. Less Showing Off and Face-Slapping, Please!
Looking for Period Hunting Stories or Traditional Fantasy Without a System
Looking for books similar to The 1980s: I Changed My Fate Against Heaven Through Martial Arts (Sunzei). Something along the lines of The Whole Mountain Is My Hunting Ground.
There Have Been No Good Sequence Novels Since Sanjiu and The Lampbearer
I'd like to read something like *Hello, I'm the Avatar of Wrath*. Please recommend some good sequence-based novels. I've read almost everything by Sanjiu and the author of *The Lampbearer*, so keep them coming!
Looking for Novels That Promote Traditional Culture and the Classical Arts
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Any Fellow Daoists Know a Story Where One Sword Makes Immortals Kneel and Another Opens Heaven's Gate? Hurry!
Are There Any Traditional Fantasy Novels Still Worth Reading?
Looking for books like *The Greenbloods, Thirty Thousand Years Later: Rising in the Apocalypse*.
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This book is not a quick and exciting book, but a slow-paced fantasy about cultivating immortality. It is not as cliched and innovative as most of the books on the market, but it still has the same old routines. It is much better than other short-term novels in Tomato. After reading many refreshing books, I still don't get used to the slow pace. But the pace in the later period is a bit too slow. If you don't write a thousand chapters at this pace, it probably won't reach the upper limit. Come on, author, don't be a eunuch. This is a good book. This book is not like other waste streams, where you can obtain a divine body. The reason why the protagonist is strong is the uniqueness of his character and skills. The protagonist is a "waste" from beginning to end, which is rare in Tomato. The characters all have online IQs, and they are not like other books that change their personalities because of one sentence or one thing. To be honest, this book will not be popular in Tomato, but Bird Food is a readable book about cultivating immortals.
Very pretty! The male protagonist is very decisive in killing, and the master is also very good to the male protagonist. The disadvantage is that the relationship between the male and female protagonists is not very good. Also, the author, have you considered whether the extra female supporting role should be given to Haifu like this [exploration]
I guess I'm not an actor, but my writing style is completely different.
The pace is a bit slow, but the subject matter is still novel. Although it has shortcomings, it shouldn't be this grade.
It's really beautiful! The characters are described in detail, and the plot doesn't drag out! Full of faintness! ♥
Recommended by the 70,000-hour bookworm, it's really good-looking, but the knife is a bit lacking. The author can do more, use a few more knifes on small bamboos, and Yan'er can do it.
It's pretty good, you can keep chasing it.
It looks okay, but the protagonist's strength is a bit too slow to improve. A small realm has been broken through dozens of chapters, and in the middle, he is constantly leapfrogging and killing people. It feels a bit boring. I hope the author can work harder.
It's a very good book, but no one has read it. I hope the author can stick with it until it is finished.