
Preaching the Dao Above, Three Inches in My Palm Is the World
太上传道,掌心三寸是人间
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 3mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Explore more →749 Lu Ding Has Reached the Peak. Disagree? Come Debate
Looking for books like College Internship: You Went to the 749 Bureau to Contain Monsters (Don't Offend Tai Sui).
Horror Novels! They Have to Be Really Scary!!! No Supernatural or Occult Stuff
I don’t want horror that’s purely about ghosts and monsters. I want horror caused by people, like the terrifying scenes in Stealing Faces and Ashtray, which are all human-made.
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.
Seeking a Male-Oriented Cultivation Story Where the Protagonist Starts Out as a Genius With Excellent Spiritual Roots
The Way of Spiritual Roots Is Ultimately a Minor Path; Traditional Cultivation Alone Leads to the Great Way
No spiritual-root fantasy. It’s too monotonous. I want traditional fantasy.
The Heavens Are Vast and Clear, and My Way Grows Ever Stronger! By Decree: Bring Forth the Book!
A Powerful Daoist Master, No System
One heroine only
Looking for Books About Yin-Yang, Bagua, and Taoist Priests
Looking for Immortal Cultivation Novels Rooted in Orthodox Daoism
I've Pretty Much Read Every Good Female Streamer Novel on Tomato 🍅
Looking for books similar to *Fishing Streamer: The Tycoons Compete to Be My Top Supporter*.
Looking for Novels About Suppressing Demons and Slaying Evil Creatures!!!!
Preferably one with a System.
Any Invincible Novels with a Strong Taoist Feel, Like the Protagonist Is an Old Taoist Master?
Authentic Taoist Novels, No System, No Becoming a God
Any Books About Taoism???
Looking for books like *The Complete Book of Qimen Dunjia*.
Any Novels with a Simple, Uncomplicated Stat Panel for Distributing Points?
Just add a simple stat panel. No System quests, and the protagonist should keep a low profile.
Any Good Cultivation Novels?
Something like *The Goddess's Immortal Cultivation Journey*.
In This Life, I Follow Taoism, Not Buddhism
A Ruthless, Violent Government Agency That Handles Major Incidents, With a Focus on Brutal Aesthetics
Are There No Traditional Eastern Cultivation Fantasy Stories Like This?
I'm looking for books like *The Record of Heavenly Treasures and Mystic Powers*. I can't find any good traditional Eastern fantasy or xianxia novels lately. I don't like Systems, transmigration, or romance. I want to follow the protagonist as they grow, overcome hardships, and gradually become stronger. I've only found one decent one recently.
Male Protagonist, No Romance or Ambiguity
Looking for male-oriented stories where the male lead isn't cold and aloof. I really don't want any more weird books labeled “no CP” or “no heroine” that still have romantic tension.
The World's Only Immortal Lives Among Ordinary People, Until One Day They're Discovered
Fantasy Novels Where Only the Protagonist Cultivates the Thirty-Six Heavenly Stars and Seventy-Two Earthly Demons
I'd like to read something similar to *Cultivation: The 108 Methods of Tiangang and Disha*.
Any Stories About Daoist Divine Arts, Like the Thirty-Six Heavenly Powers and Seventy-Two Earthly Transformations?
Classic Xuanhuan: First-Rate Writing and Plot, No Female Lead
I want to read books similar to First Rate! (First Rate). Traditional fantasy! In the bitter winter of Year Thirty-One of the New Calendar, strange omens appear one after another, including the Divine Church’s new godson and the Buddhist sect’s golden lotus. Outside Chang’an, a brother and sister enter the game carrying a letter. Years later, Li Ziyi sits alone atop the summit, speaking of obsession.
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It looks pretty good so far... Later it will be... Ugh... Useless
Generally speaking, it's good, but I think someone who has stayed in that kind of place for decades should be a cold person. He can be warm-hearted, but he can't act lustful.
It's good to watch, I guess it's a behind-the-scenes story. There are clones, but there are very few scenes. They all have more main characters. The plug-in is to kill monsters and get gifts from the old man. I think it's well written. Keep the claws and collect books.
Much like the thirty years I spent in the Demon Slayer Division killing demons.
The description of Ten Thousand Years of Dao Xing is too low, but the book is good.
This is how Mr. Laojun cultivates capable younger generations, finds a small world to experience the protagonist, and cultivates talents for the Taoist sect.
I once followed a novel with him, and we would discuss the updated plot late into the night. Then he left me suddenly and I was immersed in pain every day. One day, I found that the novel had been discontinued, and I felt as if I had lost him again. I left a message in the comment area: "Author, do you know? The days when you don't update the article are like my heart has been hollowed out. Please update it quickly, so that I can find a little bit of the warmth of the past in the story.
It's very beautiful, and the writing is good. I hope I don't want to be a eunuch. Please update more often.
Very good, a rare product. Hope it stays stable later. It feels better than other stories about Tiangang Disha, at least I can read it. The beggar in the same village has a knife. Very nice.
Good stories are like people, there are joys and sorrows, separations and reunions, vigorous and ordinary. This book is worth recommending. The story is compact and vivid, and was almost abandoned by the author in the early stage. However, when the whole book was written, the book was very three-dimensional and vivid. It is a good book worth recommending.