Why Cultivate Immortality When You Can Just Raise Vines?
修什么仙，养藤就好了
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Eastern Cultivation
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Cultivation! Farming! Laying Low! A Brainy Protagonist!
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One of the Most Classic Mortal Cultivation Stories: Smart Characters and Well Worth a Read
"The Mortal's Path to Immortality" is one of the purest examples of the mortal cultivation genre: five-element spiritual roots, classic cultivation realms, a smooth plot, constant suspense, vivid characters, and a passionate martial world. Definitely worth reading.
Buddhism, Daoism, and Confucianism
Any novels about Buddhism, Taoism, or Confucianism? I’m in a reading slump!!?!?!?
Any Novels With Unusual Cultivation Systems?
Something like a sequence system, with ranks from Sequence One to Sequence Nine; tech-based cultivation, with brain development from 10% to 100%; onmyoji, Gu practitioners, ninjas, cultivators, superpowered people, mutants, mages... Are there stories with other cultivation systems too?
Looking for True Survivalist Cultivation Novels
No bait-and-switch stories that promise one thing and deliver another.
Looking for High-Quality Urban Cultivation Novels
I’d like a story about a protagonist who quietly cultivates in a modern city, gradually revealing their strength. Something with a vibe like *Cultivation Chat Group*, with humor mixed into everyday life and a relaxed pace. The protagonist should be smart.
The Way of Spiritual Roots Is Ultimately a Minor Path; Traditional Cultivation Alone Leads to the Great Way
No spiritual-root fantasy. It’s too monotonous. I want traditional fantasy.
Come On! Bury Me in Fine Prose
Looking for books like The Gods' Fool. I'm tired of Ten Days, finished God of Drama, and Slaying the Gods is old news. Tomato Novel has no great books left.
Cultivating Evil and Demonic Arts, Practicing Only Unorthodox Techniques
Looking for books similar to Reborn as a Demonic Cultivator, Picking Up a Zombie Planet from the Start.
The Purest, Most Authentic Mortal Cultivation Novel: The Peak of the Xuanhuan Genre
A true mortal-cultivator story, with a smooth plot, stirring action, both iron resolve and tenderness, and constant suspense. Open the door to a vast and magnificent fantasy world... Every character is crafted with care, and the peerless cultivation techniques will shake the ages. A must-read for all you experts...
In a Reading Slump. Recommend Something Smart With Intelligent Characters
First of all, nothing brainless, no womanizers, and no power fantasies that make everyone stupid. I'm looking for something about everyday life, simple and funny, maybe a little silly. Thanks!
Farming, Brewing Wine, and Growing Medicinal Herbs
Looking for Cautious Cultivation Novels. Stop Recommending Random Books
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Please, I’m Begging for Proper Classical Cultivation Fantasy
Maybe it’s because society is developing too quickly and all kinds of System web novels have appeared. To relieve social pressure, feel-good power fantasies have become mainstream. There are fewer cultivation novels now, so I’m begging all the experts out there to recommend some books.
Space and Cultivation, with Spirit Bees and Spirit Sheep Raised in the Space
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Please Recommend Books Where Studying the Daoist Scriptures Leads to Innate Mastery of Their Mysteries
I'd like stories where the protagonist cultivates marvelous techniques by studying Daoist scriptures, or gains experience by fighting people with a certain kind of ability, such as in a trial dimension. Or where the protagonist thinks, “I can learn this divine ability,” and then actually does.
Qi Refining, Foundation Establishment, Violet Palace, Golden Core, Spatial Storage, Farming, Alchemy, Cultivation
I'd like books similar to Mortal Cultivation: The Immortal Fate of the Violet Mansion.
Building a Family or Sect, With a Focus on Development
Looking for fantasy stories focused on factions, with a long word count and a System.
Any Books with Fresh, Unusual Premises?
Anything interesting is fine, any genre.
Looking for Stories With a Similar Approach to A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality
After finishing A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality, other cultivation novels feel a bit too contrived. It's easy to guess where the plot is going: the protagonist meets a powerful foe and either 1) hides his true abilities, 2) turns the tables just before dying, 3) lets his enemies fight each other and then swoops in to reap the rewards, or 4) gets taken on as a disciple by some old man. Orz
Any Good Cultivation Novels That Hold Up Over Time?
I only ask that it be worth reading.
Why Does Cultivation Have to Be All Fighting? Aren't There Any Laid-Back Stories Where You Can Just Watch the Fun?
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Maybe the beginning of the article is a little bit toxic, but if you read it patiently, you will realize how rich the content is, how big your imagination is, and how many things you can learn! I've been reading another one of the author's books which is also great. I really hope the author can keep reading it! I hope other readers will also like it It's really good-looking, and I won't lie to you about how good-looking it is (｡･ω･｡)ﾉ♡. The author has two books in total. I've already read the last one, and I'm an old fan. The author's grasp of the characters and the plot cannot be said. It's really good-looking (｡･ω･｡)ﾉ♡. Please practice the path of spiritual cultivation together. I wish you good fortune and happiness.
The setting is novel. You start with a spiritual planter farming. The low-level spiritual roots change their destiny and create their own ivy path. In the early stage, they are weak and cautious to protect themselves; in the later stage, they are decisive in killing and conquering the demon realm. It combines the delicacy of farming literature with the tension of bloody battles.
Not bad, not bad. I also found a good book about cultivating immortals. I personally feel it is above average. There are some minor shortcomings, but they are innocuous. Just that panel is a bit abrupt. No matter how powerful the mechanical repair is, the percentage of practicing spells can show that the sincerity is a bit distorted. Of course, you can just accept this without thinking about it. Anyway, just know that there are multiple panels. The content behind is very distinctive, and the plot writing is not bad. It is very good-looking. I look forward to the author's continued work!
Tomato is a rare good book. It has a grand framework for cultivating immortals and a novel story. It breaks away from the traditional setting of cultivating immortals that the older they are, the more powerful they are. The author's writing style is also stable, and it is a type that gets better and better the more he writes. There may be a few flaws at first, but after the grand concept and world view are unfolded, these are not problems.
Works of cultivating immortality! Becoming real! The protagonist is struggling to cultivate immortality at the bottom, with high ambitions and solid steps, and will surely achieve great success. Good work, thank you author for your thoughtfulness! [Like][Like][Like]
I am an old bookworm, and the rating of this book is low. Please give me a lot of support, the author, and write well. I like you [like this post] and finally ask for a rush of updates [please ask for more updates]
I have been watching it for a long time. The power system has some new ideas on the traditional cultivation of immortals, and it is interesting to give everyone something similar to the system panel. The golden finger of the protagonist is not so super model, and is a bit similar to the mortal flow, but not as painful. The early stage is biased towards farming, and the steady rhythm will not make you feel bored. The subsequent transformation is not so harmoniously written, but it does capture the boy's frustration in the early stages and the joy of regaining a new life very beautifully. Hey, it started a little high and left low. The early stage was really good, and the middle stage was also good. I finally went out to fight. In the later stage, because the world view was too huge, the author seemed to be unable to control it. I felt that the ending was a bit forced. I hope to write better and better in the future.
It seems to be pretty good so far, the plot is neither outrageous nor vulgar, and it develops steadily. My only problem is that the Dao marks feel a bit messy. There is no basis for converting each other, or what Dao marks a skill has, and it is just like the current one, so it may break down later. But it still deserves five stars.
It's a very good book. Although it seems to have some minor flaws, as the plot develops, it is still very exciting. I believe in the author's writing skills. His previous book was also like this. You can go read it.
The pace of the whole book is very slow, but the world it builds is vast, complete and complex, which is really rare. The author is also an emotionally stable person, and his unhurried pace is really suitable for slow reading. As long as you can endure it, this book is really rare! ! ! Come on!