
The Talisman Grandmaster Just Wants to Survive Until She's a Thousand
符箓老祖她只想苟到万岁
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Romance
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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- I'm a Super-Diligent Bricklayer in a Cultivation World我在修仙世界搬砖超认真Alternate title on Fanqie
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In summary, it's a simple story of a stay-at-home girl leisurely cultivating immortality, eating and drinking, and leveling up by drawing talismans. The master leads her in, but the cultivation depends on herself. Her aptitude is indeed poor, but thankfully she has her cat, Tuanzi, who is like a cheat code. There's also the treasure-hunting mouse, Baibai, a small resource cheat.
A slow-paced farming and cultivation story, featuring the daily life of raising cats, drawing talismans, and cultivating 🥰 I loved it, especially perfect for listening to while sleeping. I binged it all in one go and it wasn't enough! The female lead's cheat ability seems to focus on drawing talismans.
The plot unfolds very naturally, and the female lead has a very positive and uplifting personality, giving off a vibrant and energetic vibe. Keep up the good work, author! It's sure to be a hit! 💕💕💕 I'm very disappointed. In the latest chapter, the female lead is treated like a sucker, getting scammed by an ungrateful wretch, and she happily walks into the trap.
Having grown accustomed to other cultivation novels filled with fighting, killing, and grudges, this slice-of-life story actually kept me reading to the very last chapter in one go. I found it very interesting, with a fresh perspective and well-developed female lead. Keep up the good work, author! Keep writing long novels with consistent updates, and you're likely to make money. May it be a huge hit!
Great, I haven't found any flaws so far. It's rare to see such a good slice-of-life story. The talisman users here are too weak. The female lead often throws out a bunch of talismans, but the enemies don't get hurt much.
Ah, I love this book! It's so light and easy, without so much drama. Xiaoman is busy cultivating, learning to draw talismans, cooking, and doing quests. There's none of the arguing, cursing, love, and hate that you see in other novels. Xiaoman also has many good friends, and they're all very nice people. I love reading stories where everyone is just a normal person.
It's currently being written in a light-hearted, slice-of-life style, without a male lead or any spoiled rich girl type who constantly dislikes the female lead. It's not a female-centric rivalry story, which is particularly great; it's a good slice-of-life story that's also enjoyable. Why is the rating a bit low? I really enjoyed it; there's no male lead, no poverty alleviation elements, it's a light and easy story.
This kind of life is so beautiful. It doesn't need to be dramatic or exciting. True happiness lies in the ordinary and simple things. There are occasional thrills and dangers such as going out on missions and encountering ambushes by enemies. Most of the time, it's about steadily improving professional skills, practicing diligently by drawing talismans and honing techniques.
It's incredibly heartwarming and peaceful, with a very comfortable writing style that makes you want to keep reading. ❤️❤️ It's not one of those super-powerful, overly exciting stories; it's the kind of simple, quiet life of diligently cultivating immortality, filled with delicious food, good friends, and a little cat. I love it!
It's a good read. The author's writing style is really good, and it's not exaggerated at all; it has a gentle, flowing quality. The handling of the relationships with close friends and senior classmates is also very good. The friendships are clear and straightforward, without giving the reader the impression that they are ambiguous.