
Spiritual Qi Revival: Evolving from a Golden Carp
灵气复苏:从一条金鲤开始进化
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 293k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Cultivation
- Updated
- 6mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- Dragon Lord of Qiantang钱塘龙主Former title · until Oct 2026
122Chapters
452Reads
6.8Score
26Listens
97.4kReads · all time
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New book, please support 😁 Suggested storage location for this book Feel free to comment
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The author's book is of course first-class~
So pretty! Look, everyone, I can't just lie to you and report it to me! The protagonist turns out to be a golden carp with a talent similar to Devouring Evolution. Growing along the way. But he didn't start with a woman raising him like Douyin Xiaowen. Yes, the first few chapters, but read them first, you will know later. Cheers for the author!!!
I have read three books by authors ranging from Yan Hong to Yun Chi. Quality guaranteed👍
So is the protagonist male or female?
It looks good, but in terms of gender, I prefer it to be female or asexual.
It looks good, I feel better than the previous two movies. In the first part, the character was male, and in the second part, the male was transformed into a female. This one should be a female. I hope it's a female lead. Moreover, the natal magic weapon is a dressing mirror dedicated to Taiyin Yuanjun by the Phoenix clan, who should be the heroine. Don't be asexual, it's so awkward. Dragons are not genderless.
Well written, keep it up ^0^~
When I saw the copy, I felt it looked familiar, and then I flipped through the column and found that I had read the author's first two books, but I gave up after reading them a little bit. Anyway, I couldn't stand it, but this one is okay. I haven't seen any surprises so far, and it is quite interesting. I hope the author will continue to keep up. After all, old authors are not afraid of pitfalls.