Spiritual Qi Isn't Reviving Anymore
灵气不复苏了
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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The Protagonist Is the World’s Only God, Wandering Among Mortals. Even the Heavenly Dao Bows Its Head Before Him
The protagonist is the only god in existence, wandering among mortals. The Heavenly Dao and the Great Dao must bow their heads before them. No rebirth.
Recommend a Fantasy Romance
Looking for stories similar to Qiang Hai Romance. Fantasy, survival, rebirth, inspirational romance, cultivation with adorable pets, and transmigration with imaginative plots.
Urban Cultivation
Cultivation starts in the city and eventually leads to ascension to the immortal realm.
System Stories With a Satisfying Plot That Won't Leave You Frustrated
Something comfortable to read.
Any Urban Cultivation Novels Rated 9.5 or Higher with Smart Leads?
I’m out of books. Help, urgently!
Urban Fantasy With Superpowers: A Powerful High School Senior Hiding Their Strength at School
The male lead is a key member of an organization but keeps a low profile, hiding out at school. He goes to class during the day and carries out missions at night. Looking for similar stories.
Please, No Stories Where Everyone Keeps Mocking the Protagonist and Questioning Their Abilities
No clueless protagonists. No mockery or questioning of the protagonist’s abilities, and no one inexplicably disliking them. Don’t have random bystanders feel sorry for them, mock them, or doubt them for no reason whenever they do something or show a talent. And don’t have bystanders act like the protagonist is weird just because they’re awesome.
Everyone Else Trains in Martial Arts While I Cultivate Immortality?
Any stories where everyone else practices martial arts while I cultivate immortality?
The Protagonist Cultivates Immortality on Campus, Keeps a Low Profile, and No One Knows. White Hair Preferred
High Martial Arts, Spirit Energy, Fast Leveling, Invincible Lead, System, One Female Lead
As long as it’s good. Preferably completed.
Urban Cultivation Stories with a High School Student Protagonist
My Harem Is Empty, Everyone, Recommend Me Some Books
High Martial Arts, Spiritual Qi Revival, and a Spoiled Heir
Top-tier family.
Any Urban-Campus-Cultivation Novels?
Please, I’m begging you.
Any Stories Where the Hero Has No Flashy Combat Effects but Still Feels Spectacular?
I want a book with incredibly powerful special effects, while the protagonist has no offensive power. The effects alone are enough to scare the enemies senseless.
Any Cultivation Stories With Childbirth?
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The subject matter is very good, the protagonist's character is very good, and the plot is okay when there is no female protagonist to be determined (because there are many). However, the female characters, especially the squad leader, are very poisonous. The brother's sister who was kicked in the beginning will be saved. It will be a little more poisonous, and save someone. It was a 30% discount, but things got better after that. However, the squad leader was not likable when he appeared (personal opinion). He often took out his anger on the male protagonist (it was the guy who got kicked, it was so miserable), and the reasons for his anger were confusing. I can't explain it in a few words because it's so confusing. Let's talk about it roughly. She doesn't know where the male protagonist goes. She gets angry. The male protagonist ignores her. She gets angry. The male protagonist doesn't understand her behavior. It's inexplicable to me. I know my description doesn't look poisonous, but really, I can't describe it. Maybe I'm uneducated. Anyway, it's just a personal feeling. You guys will understand it just by looking at it. If you feel the same as me, you can help me interpret it. If it feels different, I wish you a happy reading. Don't back off for now. The male protagonist is actually quite to my liking. He will take action when it's time to take action. I'll skip it when I see the monitor [face covering]
Well written and richly imaginative. The writing is smooth and smooth, and the connection is natural and orderly. Campus is the most beautiful memory in life. Every little thing, boys and girls are carefree. The memories in textbooks are far less than those of individuals exploring their interests... Keep up the hard work!
Overall, it's good, but if I touch my lust, my heart will be broken. I have a sentence that I don't know whether to say or not. [Eat melon][eat melon]
First, let me put it on first, it is written well, then I am a male, secondly, my sexual orientation is normal, and finally, can there be less female characters? [I'm about to cry] Don't let the next new character appear is a female hh
Does anyone really like this Mo Wan? She is the heroine of many other people, has all kinds of doubts about the protagonist, and is fooled around by the green tea man [face covering]. Which female character currently appears does not have a better character than hers?
It's good to read, but the author has so many female protagonists in this book. How come the male protagonist seems to win every one he meets? I'm not saying that the emotional drama is not good, but I just want to know how many female protagonists [what][what][what]
Although the old bastard's Taoism is a bit ridiculous, to put it bluntly, it is a setting for interaction with girls. From this point of view, it is okay. Overall, I think the writing is still very good. 6.5 Is too low.
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I didn't like the setting of the female protagonist other than the squad leader in the early stage. She seemed to be completely taking advantage of the male protagonist's relationship, but the emotional description was okay, and Qing Ling's writing was good later on. Come on, please read more. I just read this book today and I finished it in the evening.
Either it doesn't become popular, or it becomes popular and the character Mo is criticized.