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
- Source
- Fanqie
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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.
Period-Era Cultivation With Spatial Powers
Looking for Feel-Good Modern Cultivation Stories with a Female Lead!!!
A modern-day rebirth and cultivation power fantasy. No saintly heroine, no naive protagonist.
Interstellar Alchemists or Botanists
Period-Era Stories with Pocket Space, Going Abroad to Loot All Kinds of Supplies for Free
Female Protagonist Cultivates Immortality and Brings the Male Lead Along
The female lead transmigrates, and her parents and grandfather have all passed away, but they left her lots of money and treasures.
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.
Looking for a Strong Female Lead in a Story Set in the 1950S–80s, with Satisfying Plot and Good Values
Looking for Healing Stories Set in a Bygone Era. Either the Male or Female Lead Can Be Healed, but I Want a Sweet Romance
Looking for books like *I Took a Warehouse to the 1970s and Picked Up a Madman as My Husband*. Anything similar to that one.
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A cultivator must have the whole male protagonist,
As mentioned earlier, the original owner's grandfather handed over most of his property. Why is the original owner so poor? ?
It's quite good, short and concise, telling a story completely, fast-paced, gratifying and gratifying, and the relationship between the male protagonist and the female protagonist is also very touching. In fact, this is how writing a book should be. There is no need to turn a 300,000-word original into 3 million words through some boring water-filling sections. It is better to finish a story quietly than anything else.
The novel is good, but the ending is too hasty. Unfortunately, there are too few scenes with the heroine's parents. If the heroine's parents had a second child, both girls would not be lonely. The heroine also has playmates. It would be perfect. Unfortunately, the heroine was not a cultivator when she lived with her parents in her previous life. Fortunately, she has made up for the regret in this life, and everything else is good.
It makes sense to guard against fire, theft, and besties. A jealous bestie who harmed others and herself ended up being resurrected. The Lord of the Demon King got the girl he liked, the Lord of the Blue Star, and got what he wanted. So when it comes to confession, it is better to make it clear in person. I heard that it is better to let people spread the word, which means that this matter has become uncertain.
Yes, the male protagonist has deep love for the female protagonist, and the lovers eventually get married.
Very good, enemies die quickly! So that sums it up. Don't be 100% honest with others. You have to have a backup plan, and you have to have a limit on helping others, otherwise others will treat you as a charity, bah, it's better to be selfish
Although the name Lei between the male and female protagonists is disgusting, the story itself is very interesting.
Not bad, very pretty
I like this book very much. The author has good writing style, smooth writing and rich and colorful content.