Martial Artists and Cultivators Stand Side by Side
武者与修仙者并立
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 86k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
In booklists 4
Cultivation in a Martial Arts Setting, or Even as the Only Cultivator in Another Genre
A cultivation story set in a martial arts world, or a story from another genre where there’s only one cultivator. At the very least, the male lead should be strong enough to crush the martial artists.
Fantasy, Transmigration, Geniuses, Passion, Wild Ideas, Ruthless Protagonists, and Power Trips
I'm looking for books like "The Rise of Tianyuan: If You're Alive, Make Trouble". [Fantasy, transmigration, genius, passionate, wild imagination, decisive and ruthless, satisfying, alternate world] On the Tianyuan Continent, useless Ye Feng merges souls and joins a sect on his 217th attempt, then turns the clouds with a wave of his sleeve.
Looking for Traditional Fantasy Novels for Male Readers
I'm looking for books like "Martial God Asura". No protagonists who are invincible or become powerful from the start. I want something genuine: no System, no gaining strength through insights into Earth's language. I want a protagonist who gets stronger through their own efforts from beginning to end.
Transmigration + Historical Era + Everyone’s Favorite = Completed
The female lead transmigrates into a period novel and becomes the darling of the whole family, with several brothers who dote on their little sister and a man who falls in love with her at first sight. No saintly heroines and no heartbreaking stories, please.
Reader comments 1
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This is my first time watching a fairy tale on a male channel. The world setting is very novel. Cultivation of immortality and martial arts are all for the sake of the common people. The protagonist is a growth stream, working hard to make progress. There are currently no evil characters appearing. The protagonist's words and deeds are in line with his age, and his passionate heart is full of justice. There are more descriptions and less dialogue, and I always felt that something was missing in the reading.