The 1970s: I'm an Alchemist, and I'm Fierce
七零：我是炼丹师，我凶得狠
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 350k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
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Other names
- Shocking! The Useless Alchemist Is Reborn on Blue Star and Makes a Comeback惊！废材炼丹师重生在蓝星逆袭了Alternate title on Fanqie
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A modern-day rebirth and cultivation power fantasy. No saintly heroine, no naive protagonist.
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The Female Lead Returns to Earth After Cultivation, With Powerful Abilities and Many Skills
The female lead accidentally transmigrates to a cultivation world, where she begins cultivating and learning all kinds of skills. Then, by another accident, she transmigrates back to Earth, keeping all her cultivation and abilities. She's also breathtakingly beautiful.
Period-Era Cultivation With Spatial Powers
Looking for a High-Rated Reborn Historical-Era Story With a Smart Female Lead
I want a satisfying story with a heroine who earns money to support her family, is highly capable, stands up to awful people, and finds hidden treasures. The heroine should have a personal space!
Looking for Modern Cultivation with Everyone Cultivating. Cool as Hell!
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Female Protagonist Cultivates Immortality and Brings the Male Lead Along
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The male lead is both sweet and fierce.
Looking for Healing Stories Set in a Bygone Era. Either the Male or Female Lead Can Be Healed, but I Want a Sweet Romance
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The kind where the female lead is super powerful and takes the male lead along to cultivate as immortals.
Highly Rated Period Novels with Excellent Writing
I want a female lead who doesn't act like everyone's mom, doesn't support deadbeats, and doesn't compete with other women for a man. Ideally, she's selfish and self-centered, loves herself, and takes good care of herself. I'm kind of a female-lead fan, so I just want to see her living a good life, like in this book.
Looking for Cultivation Novel Recommendations
Are there any cultivation novels with a clear romance between the male and female leads? Please! I’ve read a few popular cultivation novels lately, but they’re mostly female-led stories. I’m not saying there’s anything wrong with those; they’re actually great. I just want to read about a female lead falling in love.
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The cultivator must have a male protagonist.
As mentioned earlier, the original owner's grandfather handed over most of his property, so why was the original owner so poor?
It's great, short and concise, telling a complete story in a fast-paced, satisfying way, with a touching romance between the male and female leads. That's how writing should be; there's absolutely no need to stretch a 300,000-word manuscript into 3 million words with boring filler. Quietly telling a story is far better than anything else.
The novel is good, but the ending is too rushed. It's a pity that the female lead's parents have too few scenes. If they had had a second child, a daughter and a son, she wouldn't be lonely, and the female lead would have had playmates, making it even more perfect. It's a shame that the female lead wasn't a cultivator when she lived with her parents in her previous life. Fortunately, she made up for that regret in this life, and everything else is good.
The saying "beware of fire, theft, and best friends" makes sense. Having a jealous best friend is harmful to both yourself and others. In the end, the Demon King still managed to get the girl he liked, the Blue Star Lord, and got what he wanted. So it's better to confess your feelings face to face. I heard that having someone pass on the message makes things uncertain.
Yes, the male lead is deeply in love with the female lead, and in the end, the lovers are united in marriage.
Excellent, the enemy died quickly! So, the conclusion is: Don't be completely trusting of others. Always have a backup plan. Even helping others has its limits, otherwise, people will think you're giving them charity. Pshaw, it's better to be a little selfish.
Although the way the male and female leads addressed each other was cringe-worthy, the story itself was very good.
It's nice, quite pretty.
I really enjoyed this book. The author's writing is excellent, the prose is fluent, and the content is rich and varied.