Cultivating Immortality, Starting with a Status Panel
从面板开始修仙
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 700k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Real Cultivation! Cruel and Dark, with Characters Who Stop at Nothing to Achieve Their Goals!
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I've Recently Gotten Into Mortal's Cultivation. Please Recommend Some Books!!!
I have recently become obsessed with mortal-style cultivation novels. Please send me some good ones.
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Cultivation Novels About Selling Medicine or Talismans to Earn Spirit Stones and Slowly Build Up
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Recently I’ve become obsessed with cultivation novels focused on playing it safe. I’ve dug up many new books, and their male protagonists are all clear-headed and intelligent.
Fantasy Novels Where the Protagonist Masters Alchemy, Artifact Forging, Formations, Runes, and Divine Beasts
I'm hoping for a novel with chapters over 800 words long.
Gradually Growing Stronger Through Proficiency
Looking for books similar to Shield Hero: Do You Even Know How to Use a Shield? Usually, the protagonist has a profession from the start and grinds out abilities related to it. They gradually improve through their own hard work, step by step. Not the kind where they’re invincible and everything comes easily.
Cultivation Novels with a Proficiency Panel, No Five-Element Spiritual Root Required
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Cultivation Blended with Technology
I want something that combines cultivation spells with technology. No stories where technology just steamrolls the cultivation world. Those are annoying.
Keep a Low Profile, Stay Alive, Cultivate Immortality
Develop quietly and keep a low profile.
Cultivation Stories About a Commoner Who'll Stop at Nothing for Personal Gain
An Original Cultivation System, High Quality, No Harem
I want to read something similar to Becoming a God: Starting by Establishing the Endless Abyss.
Lately, I’ve Been Enjoying Cautious Cultivation Novels About Grinding Proficiency!
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Please Recommend Cultivation Novels with Lots of Secondary Professions, Farming, and a Proficiency System
Looking for books similar to The Immortal Sect’s Tenant Farmer.
Traditional Fantasy Cultivation, Traditional! No Wild Ideas!
Looking for books similar to The Long Road of Martial Arts. Let's make a topic circle just for traditional-style novels. Urban traditional-style novels are fine too. Ideally, recommend some new books so everyone can find traditional stories to read.
System, Invincible Wish-Fulfillment, Harem, Guaranteed to Cure Your Reading Slump
Character Status Panels With Proficiency or Experience Points
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Any Novels Like Getting Stronger by Grinding Proficiency?
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Looking for Stories About Grinding Proficiency
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Heaven Rewards Diligence: Seeking the Dao of Immortality Through Talisman Crafting
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I think it's really good, especially the female lead's appearance. Although it was a bit abrupt, the character development is fantastic, far better than other cultivation novels. It's very calm and heartwarming, and it also portrays the hardships of lower-level cultivators. So far, there are really no flaws. I hope the author won't add a harem later on; some unexpected adventures are nice.
Few who follow the protagonist have a good ending, after all, they have to sever their karmic ties. During the Qi Refining stage, there are often cheat codes, and the protagonist is constantly "grinding" for power. But after Foundation Establishment, these are barely mentioned, practically nonexistent. The protagonist's strongest ability is escape.
This deserves full marks! I personally really enjoy this kind of cultivation novel with a touch of the "mortal cultivation" element. The slight system element is acceptable, and the plot is well-developed, progressing steadily without being boring. The protagonist has a firm goal, sound values, and isn't overly idealistic.
It's been a long time since I've seen such a pure and innocent mortal cultivator.
It features battles, everyday life, intrigue, and genuine emotions. It has a single female lead who is neither a mere decorative figure nor a burden; she appears frequently, and her cultivation and talent surpass the protagonist's. The two even earn the fearsome reputation of the "Twin Swords." The only drawback is their slow cultivation speed, which might be frustrating at first, but this aligns with the typical mortal cultivation genre.
I've reached the latest chapter, chapter 55. I can continue to add it to my favorites for a while, but the progress is a bit slow. This skill level isn't very good even with cheat codes! 😁😁😁 I've reached chapter 75, the latest chapter. I feel like I've exhausted all my reading time here, and it's been a bit bland and uneventful. 😁😁😁
It's pretty good. The gradual development, with a touch of romance as a seasoning, doesn't feel out of place. It fits the feel of ordinary people. Readers know he's the protagonist, but you can't just assume he's the protagonist and write him like that. Cultivating immortality is so dangerous; who knows when he might die? Finding a wife to struggle alongside is just the life of an ordinary person, isn't it?
I feel like the comments section is being a bit too dismissive; it seems pretty good.
Not bad, not bad. Although it has some flaws, it's still readable. While it's not always good for this type of novel to have a female lead, this one isn't unlikeable. She and the protagonist support each other. Those interested in this type of book might want to check it out. This book would probably have received a higher rating if it didn't have a female lead; what a pity.
It's well-written. While the plot isn't particularly dramatic, it's not boring either; the simple, everyday life it portrays has a feel of a hermit's life. The only minor flaw is the somewhat rough handling of the female lead's romantic storyline, but it doesn't detract from the overall quality. I hope the author continues to improve! 💕