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No, I Really Just Want to Cultivate

不是,我真的只是想修仙

by Writing Books Is Such a Hassle (写书真烦)

Status
Ongoing
Length
111k Words
Genre
Urban
Updated
1y ago
Source
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49Chapters
5.8Score
1.3kReads · all time

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Urban Cultivation, No Mass Awakening, No Spiritual Qi Revival, Just Straight-Up Cultivation

There should be hidden sects, clans, and dedicated organizations that oversee them at the national level. The protagonist shouldn’t be a student.

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Looking for a Modern Cultivation Novel Without Overused Plotlines

For example, the protagonist is an ancient cultivator who seals himself away when the Dharma-ending Age arrives. He awakens in modern times during the spiritual qi revival and restores the might of the immortal sect. Heh heh heh, the former ruler of this planet has returned.

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In a Modern City, the Protagonist Is the Only One at the Mid-Stage of Immortal Cultivation, Strong Enough to Take a Nuclear Bomb Head-On

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Any Fresh Takes on Urban Cultivation Novels?

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The Protagonist Cultivates Immortality on Campus, Keeps a Low Profile, and No One Knows. White Hair Preferred

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Urban Cultivation, No Going Down the Mountain to Cure Illnesses, and No CEO Fiancée

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Urban Rebirth, Cultivation Fantasy, No Doormats or Over-the-top Drama

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Anyone Have Modern Cultivation Novels?

I'm looking for books similar to *Tang Dynasty: I'm a Zombie, Building an Undying Army*. I want stories where the protagonist doesn't show the country any respect.

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