After the Fall of the Immortals
众仙陨落之后
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 144k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
In booklists 12
Looking for Strange Stories Where Humans Are Kept in Captivity and Eaten Once They Ascend to Immortality, Like Yao Feng Du Jie
Monsters and Demons Run Amok in a Treacherous World, Humanity Is Weak, and the Pure-Yang Protagonist Rises to the Top
Eerie Cultivation, Life-Burning Techniques, and Practices Like the Hundred-Eyes Method
Looking for books about cultivating something like the Hundred-Eyed Technique, where the protagonist can avoid the costs.
The Cost of Shifting, I Became an Immortal Through the Unorthodox Path
Lovecraftian Cultivation in a Supernatural World
Cthulhu Novels on Tomato Novel Seem to Have No Corruption at All
Something like Cell Prison, the kind where one glance is enough to make you fall. Please recommend a serious Cthulhu Mythos novel.
Weird Cultivation Stories Where Every Ability Comes at a Cost, Looking for Long Reads
Looking for Cosmic Horror Cultivation Novels
I want cosmic-horror cultivation. Cosmic horror alone isn't enough, and cultivation alone isn't enough! I want Lovecraftian mutations combined with Eastern xianxia!
Looking for Stories About Esoteric Cultivation, Where It Comes at a Cost or Risks Spiraling Out of Control
The protagonist can avoid the cost of cultivation, or at least won't lose control.
Looking for Stories About Cultivating the Weird Path
Traditional Cultivation Vs. Eldritch Cultivation
Looking for books similar to "361 Antivirus Keeps My Strange Cultivation Worry-Free". The protagonist cultivates normally in a strange cultivation world.
Looking for a Novel With a Worldview Like Dao of the Bizarre Immortal. The Protagonist Can Have Any Personality
I just realized Li Huowang is so hot. I want stories with scenes where people get toyed with.
Reader comments 4
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The plot is very attractive so far, but the protagonist seems to have a God's perspective. He dares to rush forward without knowing anything in Tianluo Village (when he went up the mountain for the second time). He clearly describes a cautious character, and Gu Mingsi (from the author's description, it seems that he is the heroine, who The character creation is really good) In that section, the description of the protagonist's departure at the end feels a bit abrupt, which makes people seem quite inexplicable. However, many books in Tomato have these problems. The setting of this book is the most novel and attractive one I have read so far. I will give it five stars.
Did the author stop writing?
A very good book that combines Chinese immortality cultivation and Cthulhu style, but there are too few words.
Imaginative works