
Cultivation: Reborn in Another World to Build the Strongest Sect
修仙:重生异界打造最强宗门
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 8.9M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 16h ago
- English
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Other names
- In This Day and Age, Who Still Cultivates Immortality the Old-Fashioned Way?都什么年代了还用传统方法修仙?Alternate title on Fanqie
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While the writing style isn't great, the update speed is incredible! The author is even writing two books simultaneously – that's amazing! I'd believe it if you told me they had four arms 🤦 [OK] The novel's premise is very novel, but the plot progression is a bit slow. I hope the author can speed up the timeline later on. Once the cultivation level is high, the protagonist's high-level combat power doesn't level up much anymore. Good luck! 💪
It's so good! I love this kind of transmigration story that involves using your brain, rather than one where you have a system and end up working for it.
1. Novel subject matter. 2. Relatively objective. 3. Minimal nonsensical plot points and minor plot holes. 4. Logically sound. 5. Realizes the influence of the time traveler on the world they travel to. It fulfills the value of time travel.
It's actually quite to my taste; at least it's not all about backstabbing, murder, and robbery. The values are decent, and the characters are capable of leading from the right side. Most importantly, they'll fight if they can, and won't waste time arguing. They're still quite intelligent. However, novels like Tomato's inevitably get criticized by those who read them for free.
What attracted me to this book is that it differs from other sect-themed novels where the protagonist's disciples are all invincible, and the sect's development is solely driven by the strength of one individual. Instead, it focuses on the overall improvement of the sect's strength, embodying a sense of collective consciousness.
A decent new perspective on cultivation novels. I suggest readers treat it essentially as a "cultivation-themed simulation management game." 👍Advantages: Clear development path, brisk pacing, and a unique perspective. If you're looking for "technology-driven cultivation" and "Earth-based cultivation transformation," this is for you.
The book is really good! It looks like a cultivation novel, but it's actually a cultivation, farming, and conquest novel! At first, I just liked the genre, but later I discovered the author is a veteran of time-travel farming novels! Incorporating cultivation, farming, and conquest elements makes it quite interesting!
I've actually read a few other books on the same theme, but those either stopped updating or got progressively worse. This one, however, has maintained a consistently high level of quality. Crucially, the male protagonist's approach to developing and innovating his sect is exactly what I love. I don't like other cultivation-based stories; I prefer the sect's development process, especially its use of modern knowledge and technology. I absolutely adore it!
This book is innovative, pioneering a new era of cultivation novels and breaking away from the fixed tropes of traditional novels: the ancients being strong and the present weak, and protagonists being mindless and incompetent. The natural progression of things is a continuous spiral upward.
Well written, it has a bit of a Western capitalist development history feel to it. Technological dominance and financial control. Using technology and productivity to control the market, gradually bringing all cultivators under their wing. There's no romance or grudges, only the pursuit of power; it's suitable for male readers.