The Mystic Truth Cultivator Tills the Fields
玄真锄禾修士
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- Ongoing
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- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Traditional Eastern Fantasy
- Updated
- 10d ago
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- Fanqie
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Masterpieces You Can Stay Up All Night Reading
Looking for Masterpieces, but Not Anything on the Recommendation Rankings
Don't recommend anything where the protagonist's surname is Ye or Ling, where the protagonist has a cute little sister, or where the protagonist is a bleeding-heart do-gooder. In short, no stupid novels. The darker and more ruthless, the better! Kill, kill, kill!!!
I Haven’t Felt Like Reading Lately (‾᷄ᗣ‾᷅ )̧ Please Recommend Something Good
Tomato Has a True God
I’m looking for stories like *Asakura-kun Is a Saint on the Outside and a Demon on the Inside*. Look at my reading time: I’ve earned the right to have an opinion. Tomato is a god-tier platform, and this light novel is a hidden gem. I don’t know why nobody’s reading it. I’ve been reading for ten years, and if you’re out of books, you absolutely have to give this one a try. The male lead is fairly smart, with a bit of...
Please Recommend Web Novels in the National Survival Genre, Rated 9.0 or Higher
Looking for web novels in the survival-for-all genre, rated 9.0 or higher. Deep sea, outer space, wilderness, lords, post-apocalypse: anything goes!
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.
Looking for a Protagonist with a Knightly Spirit, Whatever Their Background
The eight virtues of a knight: humility, honor, sacrifice, valor, compassion, honesty, justice, and spirituality. I want protagonists who embody the spirit of chivalry in both their intentions and their actions, brimming with passion, carrying ideals, radiating humanity, and never being selfish or self-serving. They should attract companions through the strength of their character.
The Protagonist Is Nonhuman, Does Not Fawn Over Humans, Is Not a Monkey or Ape, and Does Not Become Human
Looking for books like Seer: The Three Holy Spirit Phantoms. Anything goes, dragons, machines, and so on. No monkeys or apes, no turning human later, and no outside incarnations. Especially no monkeys or apes, and no turning human. I can reluctantly accept other things, and I might tolerate turning human later on, too.
It's Time for Online Gaming Novels to Strike Back: Bring Out the Good Ones
Looking for books similar to High Martial Arts Online Game: My Talent Is Absolutely OP.
Looking for Farming-and-Cultivation Stories. Why Is There So Much Fighting?
I want a protagonist who masters one of the many cultivation arts, works hard to earn spirit stones, and buys resources to cultivate. No endless fighting, and they shouldn’t go looking for secret realms or the like. Keep a low profile and don’t take unnecessary risks.
Fans of Imaginative Xuanhuan, Come On In
I want to read books like *Divine Brush and Elixirs: I Draw All My Phantasmal Beasts*. I’ve been binge-reading this one like crazy these past few days and think it’s pretty good 👍 It has a fantasy setting, a creative premise, and a golden finger. Feel free to recommend similar books!
Are There No Traditional Fantasy Novels Left?
Are there really no good books besides *Ten Realms* and *Slay the Gods*? I'm desperately out of things to read…! Fellow cultivators, please help!
Recommendations for Stories With a Weak Golden Finger or None at All
Looking for books like Wutian Divine Realm. Fantasy, smooth prose, traditional cultivation fantasy.
Traditional Fantasy With a Slow Start and High-Intensity Payoff
Looking for books like Yuhua Stone. Starting as a hostage prince of an empire, he gradually grows stronger, watches the various power brokers from the shadows, overcomes crisis after crisis, and rises step by step against the odds as he battles across the heavens.
Traditional Fantasy Collides Passionately With Modern Fantasy
Looking for books similar to *Record of the Nine Spirits Breaking Barriers: I Gaze at the Starry River Through the Screen Well*. Do you prefer traditional cultivation, modern cosmic horror, or a blend of the two? Give *Cultivating Immortality with Cosmic Horror: My Cultivation Art Connects to Taboo*.
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I have read the author's previous book, The Star-casting Beastmaster, and expressed my satisfaction with it. The author's language is a very simple yet advanced style, and the storyline is also very cleverly designed. The first five chapters of this book are very eye-catching. The first two chapters leave foreshadowing of the protagonist's identity everywhere, and the secret is quickly revealed without any delay. The rhythm is quite well controlled and the viewing experience is excellent. Come on, author, I look forward to your follow-up performance [Sending Hearts]
I heard that you released a new book, so I ran to several hills and connected to the neighbor's WiFi, just to be the first to give you a five-star review.
Apart from the lack of eye-catching opening chapter, it is really good-looking. You must read it. The writing style is exquisite and it is my favorite road novel mode. It is similar to the rhythm of the southern continent study tour in the previous work. There are also many foreshadowings that are suspected to be related to the previous work, but it does not affect normal reading. This book can definitely be written better if I am prepared, so go for it.
Coming from Zhuxing, the author's book is very comfortable to read. It is not overly violent like most novels nowadays. In short, it is very comfortable.
The world view is rich and detailed. The whole book is gentle and calming. I followed the author's previous book, and I am very familiar with the feeling of a long, thin stream. Of course I like it personally, but I am worried that new readers will not accept it. There is no time in the first book to gradually become the protagonist.
First of all, I would like to declare that I am a fan of the previous book. I feel that this book is more outstanding than the previous one. The author's writing style is getting better and better, and it is more enjoyable to read. It seems that the only flaw is that the title of the book seems a bit unattractive.
It continues the feeling of the previous travel book. When I read it, I felt that I really believed that I was experiencing it all. The only shortcoming was that it was laid out too quickly at the beginning, causing the reader to accept too much content at once and unable to process it. In addition, because there is no map or the like, the regional perspective is relatively vague. Now that the farming stage has begun, the author's writing style is still excellent. Whether it is human relations, construction and development, the characterization is vivid and intriguing. When reading, it feels like a complete world is really displayed in front of you, as if you have experienced it personally.
I like this book. Although it is about cultivation, it has the feeling of a farming novel. The writing style is very delicate, but I am really afraid that I will kill those people I like very much. The uncles and uncles are all very touching. Made me cry a lot
! Ragdoll Cat has a new book out! Will there be any extras in the original book [Shocked]
I hope it will be longer. The final form of Casting Star is not shown yet, which is a bit unreadable. It can be read from the title of the book that the protagonist should be named "Shen Nong Lord" in the future. If it is as long as the previous book, then this should be the protagonist's highest achievement, otherwise it will be "Fire Emperor". If it is longer, it should be just the title of the protagonist for one stage, and the protagonist has no idea of controlling the Xuantian Realm. If he does not overthrow the Holy Lord, he only needs a title and then explore other realms.