I'm a Celestial in the Ming Empire
我在大明帝国当神仙
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 354k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- The Ancients Think I'm an Immortal, but I Don't Eat Beef古人把我当神仙我不吃牛肉Former title · until Oct 2026
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Let’s Recommend Books to Each Other, with Comments and Paragraph Reviews
I’m looking for books similar to Western Fantasy: Is This Really a Farming System? I’ll make time to review yours too. I’m new here.
Any Books Where the Protagonist Rebuilds the Ming Dynasty from the Start and Drives Out the Qing?
Overthrow the Qing and restore the Ming.
Looking for Great Works About the Ming Dynasty!
“From this day forward, all in the Great Ming, from emperors to commoners, must honor these principles: No marriage alliances! No reparations! No ceding territory! No tribute! The emperor guards the nation's gates; the sovereign dies with the realm!”
I Alone Am the Law: Powerful Individuals in an Otherwise Ordinary World (No Crossover Anime)
In an ordinary world, an overwhelmingly powerful individual suddenly appears. They're mighty but have no desire to rule the world, and can maintain their dignity while doing whatever they please. Those around them aren't afraid of them. They're noble and elegant. No crossover anime stories, because I don't want to hurt my eyes.
Invincible from the Start, with No Hiding His Cultivation
Thank you!
Give Me a Great Ming Dynasty Story
Books About Playing a God, Please!
Something more enjoyable, please, and nothing weird. Playing a God! That is the key point. Please, fellow readers!
Looking for Good Late Ming Dynasty Stories About Saving the Ming and China
Any Novels Where the Protagonist Pretends to Be a God Without Their Identity Being Exposed?
I want to read books similar to Holding an Ordinary Script and Pretending to Be a God in Every World.
Are There Stories Set in Ancient Times Where the Protagonist Is Invincible and Knows Immortal Arts While Everyone Else Is Mortal?
Something set in the Tang dynasty or somewhere similar, where the protagonist can use magic but everyone else in the book is an ordinary person, with no internal energy or anything like that.
The World's Only Immortal Lives Among Ordinary People, Until One Day They're Discovered
While Everyone Else Trains in Martial Arts or Develops Superpowers, I Cultivate Immortality
Any Stories Where the Male Lead Goes to Ancient Times and Pretends to Be an Immortal?!!!
Please recommend something well-written.
A Man Who Is the Only One with Magic in Ancient Times, Mistaken for a God as He Roams the World
Any Stories Where Someone Turns the Tide After the Tumu Crisis and Saves the Ming Dynasty?
Novels Where the Protagonist Is the Only One With Magic in Ancient Times and Is Mistaken for a God Among Mortals
I’m looking for a story where the protagonist is the only one with supernatural powers, and people in an ancient setting or another world mistake them for a deity. The protagonist should be the sole supernatural being and get to show off a lot. The logic should be sound and the writing smooth. The prose just needs to be decent.
The Glorious Might of Great Ming, the Sun and Moon, the Mountains and Rivers Forever! Bring Me Some Books!
Books About Pretending to Be a God, or Slowly Growing Into One
Novels Where the Protagonist Is Mistaken for a Deity in Ancient Times
For example, the protagonist has a System like the one in "Minecraft". Its items are treated as magical treasures, food and potions as elixirs, and skills as immortal arts. I want the immortal side, not the gods-and-deities side. Preferably no heroine.
Female Protagonist Bound to a System, Pretending to Be a God in Various Small Worlds
I want to read something like Quick Transmigration: I Become a Deity in Ancient Dynasties. Other similar stories include Quick Transmigration: Still Working Hard to Be a Deity Today, Pretending to Be a Deity (Quick Transmigration) by Wu Yue Yuzheng, The Witch Never Looks Back, The Tech Mogul Is Playing at Being a God, and I Rely on Red Envelopes…
Recommend Some Stories Where the Protagonist Shows Off in Public, Guys
No System, No System, No System
Modern-day setting, spiritual qi revival, high-level martial arts, exotic beasts, and ancient legacies. Please!
I Want Protagonists Who Actually Speak Their Minds!!!
I’m Out of Things to Read! Any Good Books? 📖 Please Recommend a Few
Reader comments 50
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The plot of this novel is full of ups and downs, suspense and surprises. The author skillfully constructs a unique world that immerses the reader in it. The characters are vivid and the protagonist's growth journey is touching and convincing. The language is expressed fluently and naturally, sometimes depicting emotions in a delicate and nuanced way, and sometimes depicting scenes in a grand and majestic way. Overall, it's a novel worth reading. The theme is profound and can make readers think about human nature, destiny and many other issues. It leaves a deep impression on people and makes people look forward to the author's creation of more exciting works in the future.
The refreshing degree is reasonable, although the protagonist is still the so-called beauty, but for the "immortal", it is indeed normal and reasonable; there is some innovation in the plot arrangement - let the young soldiers do things; look forward to the follow-up storyline 💕 It's just boring when you get to Fuso, so why doesn't the protagonist go there himself? Send grassland people to the island country? And the protagonist went to Fuzhou to engage in religious practice... This book has been abandoned
This novel is very beautiful! As a novel author, it shouldn't be too much to give a five-star review to your book and then beg readers to give it a five-star review, right?
Yes, the plot is exciting and the pace is tight, but the number of words is small and you can keep it up for a while.
Now the thief is looking forward to the future development. 😳😳😳
It's a very good book, but I don't know why the rating is so low? The end of science is theology. Why should it be based on history when it's just a novel?
I want to ask, isn't it Chongzhen?
Use Yihuan and future time travelers to deeply expose the cannibalism of the old ancient feudal society and the decadent dictatorship of the dynasty. The future time travelers use super-era high technology to use hegemony to save the dying feudal dynasty, and reveal the human nature and posture of all kinds of dying dynasties.
It's so beautiful, I watched it until 12pm
I prefer novels with themes of pretending to be gods in ancient times. Not bad.