
Technology Makes Immortal Cultivation Great Again
科技,让修仙再次伟大
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 699k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Romance
- Updated
- 10mo ago
- English
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Other names
- Immortal Cultivation by Ancient Methods, Ascension Through Technology古法修仙科技飞升Alternate title on Fanqie
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Are there any novels with fresh, interesting premises? I don't even know what to read anymore.
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Cultivation Stories That Start With a Spiritual Root Test in Childhood
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I want to read books similar to "Game Invasion: I Get Addicted to Stealing the Male and Female Leads' Fortunes." This is the first ongoing series I've followed. I open Fanqie every day just for this one book. There isn't enough to read, so please recommend some completed novels.
Looking for Straightforward Cultivation, a Little Talent, and No Idiot Elders in the Sect
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Most cultivation novels seem to have male protagonists. Are there any with female protagonists???
Hey, Everyone, Any Strong Female Lead Cultivation Novels? I'm Hooked Lately, Please Recommend Something Good
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The Cream of the Crop! Recommend Some Books! Ongoing or Completed!
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I want that feeling where the heroine has everything under control. Ideally, she's already really, really powerful from the very beginning of the story *^_^*
Cultivation Stories With an Ensemble Cast and a Distinctive Sect
Looking for books like "The Whole Sect Is Full of Crazy Villains, and Only Junior Sister Is a Goofball". Please don't recommend these three books I'm already following: "The Whole Sect Is Full of Crazy Villains, and Only Junior Sister Is a Goofball" (Ye Linglong), "I'm Getting Involved in Internal Strife in the Cultivation World" (Ye Langlang, real name Ye Qiao),
Female-Oriented Novels Where Games Descend Upon Earth and Characters Fight Monsters and Level Up
Looking for books like "After the Apocalypse, the Pretty Supporting Female Character Got So Lucky".
The Macrocosm and Microcosm in Science Fiction
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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.
Any Female-Oriented Cultivation Novels?
No romance-obsessed heroines or sanctimonious hypocrites. Preferably no pairing, and completed, because I can't wait forever!!!
Any Stories That Don't Follow the Usual Tropes?
Are there any stories with a different kind of plot? Everything I read feels the same. I want something completed, or at least something that's been updating for a long time. 🌝 Give me something with a rare, unusual plot that I probably haven't seen before.
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It's really good! The female lead, the King of Scrolls, has worked so hard. Integrating technology into cultivation is so interesting. I'm looking forward to her getting stronger. I don't like the younger brother who's always being taken care of by the female lead. It's really frustrating that the treasure she discovers is contracted by the younger brother who has better luck. Also, I wish I'd seen it sooner! Updates are so fast!
The best book ever, a grassroots rise to immortality using scientific thinking and technology, a fantasy cultivation novel. After leaving the sect, it feels like the main characters all turned into "Tang" 😖
Superbly good! It's a cross-disciplinary fusion of computer science and cultivation, empowering the traditional cultivation narrative structure and opening up a new track for innovative development. The content vividly applies basic computer knowledge while also depicting the perilous world of cultivation. The protagonist is well-developed and three-dimensional. You won't regret investing in it!
It's really good. I really enjoy reading cultivation novels that combine modern technology with spiritual power. I followed a few before, but they all stopped updating. Author, keep up the good work, keep updating, and it'll be a hit! 😘😘
It's so good! I don't want a male lead though 🍉 The male lead's appearance usually affects the plot.
So far, it's excellent. The writing is very good. Initially, I was hesitant because I was worried about the science fiction elements; many authors, when incorporating science, clearly lack relevant knowledge, making the concepts seem illogical even to an average person. But❗❗The author writes very well and integrates the cultivation theme quite reasonably.
The premise is interesting, but the early cultivation elements are a bit cliché. Even after reading over 100 chapters, I still don't understand the point of the obstacles the author puts on the female lead. Is it just for the sake of creating obstacles? I thought there was some special arrangement. Looking at the update schedule, there's been an almost year-long hiatus. I'm scared…
It's a pretty novel cultivation story, and the integration of modern technology is quite reasonable. Ugh, serialization is such a pain.
The author has great ideas and a vivid imagination. I've been following this novel for several days and found it quite good, until the part where the female lead leaves the sect to experience Qin Jiaojiao's adventures. The supporting characters, Qin Jiaojiao, Su Bai, and He Lan, are all unlikable and a bit annoying. However, the plot is extremely long.
I felt this book had a particularly realistic feel to it. Ordinary transmigrators aren't necessarily exceptionally powerful, and those with top-tier spiritual roots aren't entirely useless; their five spiritual roots are neither too high nor too low.