
The Shameless Medicine Immortal: Who Cultivates Immortality Like This?
无良药仙【谁家好人这样修仙?】
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 152k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 7mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
67Chapters
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Are There No Traditional Eastern Cultivation Fantasy Stories Like This?
I'm looking for books like "The Record of Heavenly Treasures and Mystic Powers". I can't find any good traditional Eastern fantasy or xianxia novels lately. I don't like Systems, transmigration, or romance. I want to follow the protagonist as they grow, overcome hardships, and gradually become stronger. I've only found one decent one recently.
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Can’t Sects in Cultivation Novels Just Get Along? Looking for Something Funny and Lighthearted
I want to read something like Let You Cultivate, Not Wreak Havoc in the Cultivation World! Lately, my feed is always full of sects scheming against each other, and it's exhausting me ꒦ິ^꒦ິ
24Books4.5kViews7moUpdated
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Among the "splendid" and "systematic" immortality writings everywhere, "The Unscrupulous Medicine Fairy" is like a maverick and an outlier. It has no cheating protagonist, no golden fingers, and no harem clichés. Instead, it uses "unscrupulous" black humor to tell the most down-to-earth and vivid story of the growth of a mortal fairy. Ji Wuliang, the protagonist, broke the stereotype of immortality novels from the beginning. He is not the chosen one with excellent bones, nor is he an avenger with a blood feud, he is just a "weak and unable to take care of himself" elixir monk. After seeing through the turbulent state of the world, he chose to live as an "unscrupulous" person, but he happened to fall into a sect where all members were "unreliable"