A City-Born Boy’s Cultivation Journey
都市少年修仙
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Cultivation
- Updated
- 2mo ago
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Urban Cultivation, Alchemy, Artifact Forging, and Storage Rings
I'd like to read something similar to "After Dropping Out of School, I Became the Female CEO's Personal Bodyguard."
Inheriting Cultivation Techniques in the City
I’m So Disappointed in Urban Cultivation Novels!
99.9% of urban cultivation novels follow the same formula: an Immortal Emperor (or Immortal Venerable) returns to Earth, and from the start, runs into a classmate who mocks him and invites him to a reunion. He shows off and face-slaps everyone at the reunion, then meets an old man from a powerful family who asks him to treat an illness.
Looking for the Longest and Best Urban Cultivation Novel Ever
Looking for the longest and best urban cultivation novel ever. Preferably completed, and ideally tens of thousands of chapters long. I've read *Urban Immortal Emperor*, but it's still ongoing and only has a little over 3,000 chapters.
Urban Immortal Cultivation
Everyone can take a look at it. If it looks good, discuss it. If it doesn't look good, talk about what is bad and can be improved.ﾍ⌒ヽﾌ（ω）Thank you~~/~つと）
Urban Cultivation Novels Where the Protagonist Minds His Own Business
No endless nonsense about cats, dogs, and other trivial stuff.
Urban, Reborn, Satisfying, and Complete
Urban Cultivation: Find Medicinal Herbs in the Primeval Forest and Cultivate
Invincible Urban Cultivation Stories
Urban cultivation novels with an invincible protagonist.
Highly Rated 9.9: Engrossing, Highly Readable Novels
Looking for content similar to "Transmigrate into the 1960s for Thirty Years." Any genre is welcome.
There Are No More High-Quality System Novels. That's What I Say. Disagree? Come Debate Me
Come and take the challenge!
Looking for Urban Cultivation Novels
A Rogue Cultivator with One Fortuitous Encounter After Another, and a Complete Story
Recommend Some Good Books with Basic Common Sense
No school or academy settings, school beauties, goddesses, empresses, harems, male-male pairings, saintly heroines, teams where one person drags along several deadweights, or characters who act less than human and look for someone to own them.
Urban Fantasy, Inheritance, Alchemy, Golden Eggs, Nascent Soul, and Divine Transformation
A young man in the city inherits both medical and martial arts skills, keeps advancing, and eventually travels to another world.
Looking for Mortal-Style Cultivation Novels, Nothing Too Over-the-Top
Please don't jump straight to the Deity Transformation or Body Integration stages. I'd like something longer. Thanks, fellow cultivators.
Hilarious Books That'll Make You Laugh So Hard Your Stomach Hurts at Midnight!!
Hilarious, hilarious, hilarious. I said it three times because it's important.
Rated 9.9, Unputdownable, I've Read It Several Times 🍎🍎
I want content similar to 1970s Space: The Transmigrated Daughter and Her Reborn Mother. Any genre is fine.
Looking for Traditional Cultivation Novels Where the Protagonist Joins a Sect Normally: No Transmigration, No Rebirth
I’m out of books to read and want a proper, traditional cultivation novel. No transmigration or rebirth, just the usual apprenticeship and joining a sect. I don’t mind whether there’s a couple. I especially want a long, detailed story. Thanks!
Urban Cultivation Stories That Start From Scratch
Urban cultivation novels where the protagonist starts from scratch.
Looking for Urban Cultivation Novels That Progress to the Cultivation Realm, Immortal Realm, and God Realm
Looking for books like *I Started Cultivating Immortality After the College Entrance Exam*.
Mortal-Style Cultivation, For Discerning Veteran Readers
No mindless plots. The protagonist and villains should both be smart, and the story shouldn’t have forced, cringey hype.
Mortal Realm, Cultivation Realm, Immortal Realm, Divine Realm, Saint Realm, Chaos Realm
There's a cultivation and fantasy novel, but I can't remember the protagonist's name. Maybe it was Xuan Xing, or perhaps he founded a sect called Xuan Xing; I'm not sure, so you can ignore that detail. The main plot progresses from the mortal realm to the cultivation realm, then the immortal realm (the Six Realms), the divine realm, the sacred realm, and finally the chaos realm.
Looking for Pure Urban Cultivation
No Systems or national destiny stuff. I want someone who has to cultivate from scratch. Not another story where they stay at Qi Refining forever and never make it past Foundation Establishment. Multiple worlds, please! Begging you!
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The plot is dull but makes people want to keep reading. The writing is mature but fresh. The plot is also close to life and is not rhetorical. It is a rare good book for urban immortality. There are shortcomings, but they don't hide the good points. However, I suggest the author write more chapters about cultivating immortality. Come on! ! !
"Stop and forget and follow the wind, walk and watch and be calm" immediately attracted me to read on. The beginning of the story is narrated with delicate writing and humorous narration... It's very interesting, [like][like][like] I've finished reading it, it's gone. Please keep up the good work, author [smile][smile][smile]
The writing style is delicate, and every word seems to have been carefully crafted, making people feel as if they are actually there during the reading process, completely immersed in the world of the story. The content is novel and unique, full of innovations and surprises. Whether it's the setting of the plot or the shaping of the characters, it's all eye-catching.
This novel uses a stone as an opportunity to lead the protagonist into the mysterious world of immortality. In the story, stones are no longer ordinary objects, but the key to starting a fantasy journey. The author skillfully uses the mysterious power of stones to show readers an imaginative world of immortality. In this world, the protagonist continues to grow and experience hardships and challenges. The plot of the novel is compact and the characters are vivid, making people feel as if they are actually there. Whether you are a reader who is interested in the subject of cultivating immortals or a person who likes fantasy adventures, you can find fun in this book. It is a masterpiece worth reading.
It's an amazing experience. Growth always comes at a price. Zhao Mingquan is very lucky. It took me two days to read it. The author's writing is very good, the story is logical and the ideas are clear. It was a pleasure to read. The second time I read it, I finished it again.
Overall, this is a good urban immortality novel. In my mind, it ranks behind The Strongest Abandoned Young Man and The Reborn Urban Immortality (Chen Beixuan's book). However, there is a small point in the novel that makes it very uncomfortable. The description of the era is very fragmented. Sometimes it seems to be the early 20th century, but in some parts it is written 10 years later.
The author's rich imagination and superb writing skills make the story particularly attractive. The novel adopts a fantasy style and the storyline is very bizarre. It is indeed unique and fascinating. Always give readers a surprise inadvertently.
Excellent urban Hugh Immortal masterpiece! As a male protagonist with a super high IQ, he is confident in managing his career! The writing is also quite clever! Well worth reading!
A very wonderful story, well-conceived, light-hearted and worthy of praise.
The protagonist Zhao Ming is a smart person, but he was just a little smart teenager at first. After many hardships, he finally grew into a responsible man. Upgrading is only a necessary element in novels about cultivating immortals, but this one pays more attention to cultivating the mind. In Chapter 108, the protagonist said that he had not heard any discipline from his parents for a long time, which further confirmed his belief that he wanted to become stronger, cure his father and protect his family. It is an important step in changing from the son's identity to the family's backbone.