
The Great Cultivators of the Nations
列国大修士
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.3M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 5mo ago
- English
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See allIf It Doesn't Catch On, I'll Keep Promoting It. This Great Story Deserves Better!
Looking for stories like "Zhou Tiancheng and His Five Colorful Girlfriends". Carefully crafted by the author and close to real life, it lays bare the ugliness and greed of human nature and reflects the chaos of society.
Traditional Fantasy Needs Attention Too, Not Just a Million-Word Solo Act!
Traditional fantasy has been part of so many people’s youth, but times have changed. It’s incredibly hard to write a million words solo and make it big now. Platforms don’t give traditional fantasy any traffic support, so I want to start a thread for new books. Post your original new novels here so readers looking for this kind of book can find them.
Traditional Fantasy: Classic Masterpieces, Not Recent Mindless Power Fantasies
I've Recently Gotten Into Traditional Xuanhuan. I Wonder If I'll Finish These in My Lifetime
Engaging Long Fantasy Novels, Not Ones Where the Protagonist Is Invincible from the Start
Recommend a long fantasy novel like "Knight's Journey". I don't want one that starts off with all kinds of boasting, betrayals, and dumb plotlines.
Looking for Smart Cultivation Novels. I’m Sick of Stupid Stories
Traditional Fantasy, Come Recommend Some Good Ones
Looking for traditional fantasy. Nothing where the protagonist is constantly humiliated and looked down on. Ideally, there’s an old master figure.
I Miss the Fantasy Stories of the Past. I Want to Read Some, but Can’t Find Any
I want the more traditional kind of fantasy novel, where the protagonist advances step by step toward the peak of the Great Dao.
Traditional Xuanhuan Is So Hard to Find!
It’s a proper fantasy novel, but nobody reads it. Even after it’s recommended, it gets no clicks. It’s so hard. As a fantasy author, I don’t know what I’m doing wrong! Could someone give me some advice?!
One of the Most Classic Mortal Cultivation Stories: Smart Characters and Well Worth a Read
"The Mortal's Path to Immortality" is one of the purest examples of the mortal cultivation genre: five-element spiritual roots, classic cultivation realms, a smooth plot, constant suspense, vivid characters, and a passionate martial world. Definitely worth reading.
Suddenly in the Mood for Cultivation Stories, the Kind Without a System
I'm out of books to read. Looking for something that holds up well.
Recommend Fantasy Novels That Keep Getting Better as They Go
Ideally, the protagonist should have some brains.
Traditional Fantasy Is Dead. I Dare You to Disagree 👿
Please, I Need Some Good Traditional Fantasy!
No transmigration, no System. And please don't recommend the kind of books whose titles alone make you think the author's brain is underdeveloped. It's so hard to find a novel I can actually read 😢😢
Traditional Fantasy Cultivation, No Mindless Wish Fulfillment!!!
The protagonist should be smart and not a self-sacrificing do-gooder. No harem! Other talented supporting characters should keep pace with the protagonist's growth. They should be both rivals and friends, with strong bonds. Don't have the protagonist stupidly leave everyone behind!
Traditional Xuanhuan, I'm in a Reading Slump
The key thing is, no harem. I want the protagonist to always have a brother by his side who's growing along with him.
Are There Still Good Books, or Is It All Just Vote and Review Farming?
A few words from the start and there are already 99 comments. Is every sentence and every page going to have 99 comments? Who the hell is so bored that they keep commenting? How can you tell it's good after only a few lines? Make it just a little more genuine, please. These fake accounts are ridiculous.
Do You Know What Traditional Xuanhuan Is? Only Reply If You Really Do
Looking for books similar to The King's Avatar of Ten Thousand Phases. What even counts as traditional fantasy? Which protagonist didn't grow up from childhood? Which one didn't face hardships along the way? Martial Ancestor Lin Dong, Flame Emperor Xiao Yan, Mu Chen: aren't they all at the pinnacle? Give me more old classics from over ten years ago. Transmigration
Traditional Fantasy With Less Showing Off and Face-Slapping. Less Showing Off and Face-Slapping, Please!
Any Fantasy Novels Where the Male Lead Is Driven to Become Stronger? Make Them Passionate!
Prefer a vast world with lots of realms. The male lead shouldn't dawdle; he should be single-mindedly pursuing martial arts and cultivating powerful techniques.
Any Traditional Fantasy Novels? Nothing with a System or Transmigration
Traditional Fantasy, No Rebirth, No Transmigration, No Harem Protagonists
Please share any good recommendations! New books are welcome too!
Give Me Some Old-School Xianxia with Polished Writing. That's Exactly My Thing
#Fantasy and Xianxia# Tales of the Jianghu
Looking for books similar to Starting with the Scene of a Family Annihilation After Transmigrating.
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To be honest, the background story was explained very well, and the characters were portrayed very delicately. It's just that in this Dharma-ending Age, only those at the Nascent Soul stage are considered "child prodigies" 🥺. Fans of fantasy novels will likely run away at this point.
This book is truly exceptional! The logic is clear, the story is vivid, and the characters are well-defined. The writing is fluent, the pacing is excellent, and it's concise and to the point! The fight scenes are highly entertaining! A great book!
This is a very engaging and unique novel with smooth writing, a captivating story, vivid characters, and a well-structured plot that avoids clichés. Come and check it out!
I've read the first 50 chapters, and they're excellent. This book breaks away from the conventional cultivation genre, opening up a new cosmological perspective. The narrative is grand yet logically clear.
Fine as chaff, absolutely the finest of fine chaff. Looking at Tomato's works, it's in a league of its own. Usually, only the first few dozen chapters of Tomato's books are worth reading, but I've read almost 400 chapters of this one.
This is a very insightful book with a captivating story; it's definitely worth reading carefully.
It's so good, why is the rating so low?
The concept is clear, let's take a look.
The content is reasonable, not mindless, and the writing is good; it's worth reading!
It's so good, I've finished watching it, and it's not enough!