The Azure Profound Cave Heaven
青玄洞天
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 325k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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In booklists 12
Traditional Xuanhuan Seems to Have Fallen on Hard Times
Any High-Quality Traditional Xuanhuan Novels That Never Get Old?
Are Traditional, Passionate Fantasy Stories a Thing of the Past? Looking for Ones with No System and No Do-Gooder Protagonists
Are traditional, passionate fantasy novels a thing of the past? Looking for ones without a System or a saintly protagonist.
Traditional Fantasy Novels, No System Stories
I Miss the Fantasy Stories of the Past. I Want to Read Some, but Can’t Find Any
I want the more traditional kind of fantasy novel, where the protagonist advances step by step toward the peak of the Great Dao.
Traditional Xuanhuan Is So Hard to Find!
It’s a proper fantasy novel, but nobody reads it. Even after it’s recommended, it gets no clicks. It’s so hard. As a fantasy author, I don’t know what I’m doing wrong! Could someone give me some advice?!
New Book Hub: Stories Over 100,000 Characters with No Reviews Yet
Looking for books similar to "Dawn Blossoms Plucked at Dusk". Let's encourage each other! There are so many books on Tomato Novel. Keep going. If writing is your passion, drop this one and start over. If it's how you make a living, keep at it.
Looking for Farming-and-Cultivation Stories. Why Is There So Much Fighting?
I want a protagonist who masters one of the many cultivation arts, works hard to earn spirit stones, and buys resources to cultivate. No endless fighting, and they shouldn’t go looking for secret realms or the like. Keep a low profile and don’t take unnecessary risks.
Traditional Fantasy With Less Showing Off and Face-Slapping. Less Showing Off and Face-Slapping, Please!
Traditional Xuanhuan, I'm in a Reading Slump
The key thing is, no harem. I want the protagonist to always have a brother by his side who's growing along with him.
Traditional Xuanhuan, No System Stories
Is No One Reading Traditional Fantasy Anymore? Has the Genre Fallen Off? Traditional Fantasy Fans, Come Share Your Picks
Looking for books similar to The Pinnacle of Martial Arts: Sword Shatters the Firmament.
Reader comments 3
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After reading the first volume, I focused on exploration at the beginning. In the middle and later stages of this volume, I started to cultivate my own power. At present, the overall atmosphere seems to be relatively relaxed, without much sense of urgency and pressure, and it has a bit of a farming flow. The protagonist is not a novice cultivator, but the last heir of a down-and-out cultivator. He is quite proficient in talismans and weapon refining, and has strong research and innovation capabilities. The protagonist has a sound personality, and his actions are in line with the character's setting. Currently, all he has contact with are mortals (no contact with other monks) and other races. He behaves according to what you want and what he does, and equal transactions. The author has his own logic for spiritual energy, and the setting is quite thoughtful. The cultivation logic of this book is not a pure realm superimposed energy level upgrade, but also has the cultivation and pursuit of the true state of mind (not the kind of unlimited upgrades with treasures and resources), which is more like the immortals in ancient legends (I personally like this setting)
If science and technology are the primary productive forces, then if the world of cultivating immortals exists, immortal technology must also be the primary productive forces. Let's take a look at how the last practitioner from the technological civilization of the Dharma-ending world came to the Fuling World and used immortal technology as the primary productive force to transform the world. Slow heating, less pitfalls, reset, weapon refining and farming style.
The writing is good, and the pig's trotters scene has been strengthened and concentrated...