I Transmigrated to the Cultivation World: Ruoyi's Path to Immortality
穿越修仙界，若怡的修仙之路
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 818k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Romance
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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Cultivation From a Low-Level Continent to a Higher One, With Plenty of Opportunities, Strong Male and Female Leads, and a Pocket Dimension
Something like Bai Huang.
Cultivation Novels Over Ten Million Words
Looking for books similar to *The Chaos Heavenly Emperor’s Art*.
Cultivation With No Romance, Preferably Focused on the Heroine
Looking for books like *The Dog Raised by a Good-for-Nothing Cultivator in the System Is About to Become an Immortal*. The protagonist should have some social skills, but not many. I want a laid-back, do-nothing type.
No CP, No CP, No CP: A Traditional Cultivation Novel With a Female Lead
I don't want anyone with an absurdly overpowered golden finger. Something like *The Ugly Girl's Cultivation Record* is fine. I want a cultivation novel with no CP. Don't recommend books with a CP or that aren't about cultivation, thanks. No-CP cultivation novels only, please, and seriously, don't recommend anything else _(:з"∠
Fishing by the Sea, from a Female Perspective
Are there any stories like Fish Girl in the 1970s? That book got me into this genre, but I haven't found anything similar since. Preferably a completed story.
Any Cultivation Stories in the Old-School Style?
The female lead is the type who transmigrates after being incredibly powerful in her previous life, whether in the cultivation world or elsewhere, or who is reincarnated. From the start, the female lead is either having her spiritual bone dug out or suffering some similar misfortune, then she goes to some academy, meets companions, and together they save the world or something like that.
Stories About a Female Lead Who Transmigrates into a Cultivation World and Makes Contact with Her Homeland
Could anyone help me find the title of a novel? The female lead transmigrates to a cultivation world and, afraid and wanting to return to Earth, manages to contact her country. Her nephew eventually finds her and brings her home. I can't remember the title or find it anywhere.
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If you steal other people's food and clothes, why don't you give them some money?
Very well written. A dragon princess was the family's favorite. She was too protective and had no scheming. She didn't practice well and was killed by others. After hundreds of reincarnations, growing up suffering without the love of parents, hard-working and inspiring. In the end, under the arrangement behind the back of his family, he worked diligently, endured hardships and stood hard work, and finally cultivated and became an immortal. It also shows that it is better to have a backstage. It also shows that no matter how powerful parents are, they cannot pamper their children too much. Only by enduring hardship can one become a master.
The subject matter is great! There is no need to save the world, cultivating immortals is about being born in the world and aiming for immortality, so that's good! ! There is no problem with the overall story, but the connections are stiff and the logic is a bit far-fetched. Keep up the good work, author! !
A very good work, the lineage theory runs through it, and it also makes sense. I don't know why the rating is so low. Is it because the article is relatively short? Or is it the secular lineage theory that runs throughout? I really don't have much patience for stories that are too long, so I still prefer this kind of novella.
This novel has a good plot, tight story development, thrilling dangers, and not so much nonsense and psychological asides. The only shortcoming is that the writing level is a little lacking. For example, sick sentences like "What's going on" appear more frequently?
Five stars for encouragement. The advantage is that the taste of cultivating immortals is relatively serious, and the author is writing a very serious adventure story in the world of cultivating immortals. The writing style is refreshing, without any overly modern greasiness. I didn't use the cultivation of immortality as a shell to make up settings randomly. The shortcomings are poor writing skills, occasional procrastination in writing, and lack of priority in plot description. What should be described in detail is passed over in one stroke, but there are a lot of water words that can be briefly described [face covering] It can be read when you are bored and reading, and it is worth collecting.
It's a very nice book and the content is wonderful [love][love][love][love][love][love][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪See you in the next book
It's just a pity that the repetition at the beginning of each chapter is a pity
It's the first time I've seen someone wearing this to go to the world of immortality. I suspect that the heroine was originally from the world of immortality and was sent there to avoid trouble eighteen years ago. Haha.
I quite like these settings. I have read a lot of novels about cultivating immortals without cp. This setting is relatively rare and the writing is good. The problem is not that big. I am still looking forward to the plot after the ascension. It is a pity that the author has not followed up after so long.