A House Full of Science Awards, Yet the Taoist Priest Becomes an Immortal on His Own?
满屋科技奖章，道爷竟独自成仙？
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- Urban
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- Daoist Priest Goes Wild in Tech: Did He Become an Immortal Himself?道长在科技圈杀疯！自己成仙了？Alternate title on Fanqie
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I'm a Veteran Reader, and My Reading List Is Running Dry
I don't want stories with cringeworthy plots. I like urban stories, transmigration, System, quick transmigration, male protagonists, villains, behind-the-scenes masterminds, lords, showbiz, rebirth, urban fantasy, history, games and anime, protagonists transmigrating into animals and getting livestreamed, and livestreaming.
Books That’ll Make You Laugh Your Guts Out
Taoist Fiction Only. No Non-Taoist Stories
Looking for Rich-Protagonist Stories: No Dumbed-Down Characters, Lavish Spending, No Keeping a Low Profile, and Ideally Real-Life Figures
I want a story where the protagonist gets rich from the start, with little showing off or face-slapping. Keep it somewhat realistic, with all kinds of extravagant spending, and have them gradually enter elite circles. It’d be great if real people appeared in the story, too, to make it easier to immerse myself.
Any Stories About High Schoolers Whose Secret Identity Is Exposed as They Save the World?
Taoist Priest, From the Start Already a Purple-Robed Celestial Master, With Hundreds of Taoist Priests at the Temple
Novels Where the Protagonist Is the Only One with Supernatural Powers in the Real World
Looking for books like *Traditional Martial Arts: Slacking Off Back in the Village? I’ll Add Points and Train Until I Become a Martial Arts Saint*.
Cultivating the Five Organs and Five Elements, Qi-and-Blood Martial Arts, and the Flesh, Muscles, Bones, and Skin
I'm looking for books like High Martial Da Ming: From Eunuch to Ninth Prince (High Martial Da Ming).
Authentic Taoist Novels About Orthodox Taoist Heirs
I'm looking for books like "The Daoist's Exorcism". No Five Deficiencies and Three Lacks, and don't kill off the protagonist's grandpa or grandma from the start. I want him to find a demon or monster for a wife. Something like "The Daoist's Exorcism".
Wuxia, with Li Mochou as the Female Lead's One and Only Love
Wuxia
Looking for a Story About a Modern Taoist Priest Who Receives a Taoist Ordination and Transmigrates to Another World to Cultivate Immortality
I'm looking for books like "The Leader of the Mystic Sect: I Become the Patriarch in Both Worlds".
Besides Siheyuan Stories, Novels Where Someone Ends Up in Other TV Shows or Movies. No Random Recommendations
I want books similar to People Are Iron, Food Is Steel: Ding Qiunan's Happy Life.
Hopping Between Worlds
Looking for books like "A Simp? A Tool? I'll Hit You with a Big One Instead".
Creating Cultivation Techniques in a Martial Arts World
For example, everyone else practices martial arts while the protagonist cultivates immortality.
Space Treasure Hunting: Sci-Fi Meets Cultivation
Stories With a Scientist Protagonist Studying Military Technology, Without an Outlandish Start
The Protagonist Talks About Science, Then Turns Around and Flies Off on a Sword
Come on!
Cultivation in a Martial Arts World, or Cultivation in the Modern World
Any Novels That Combine Technology and Cultivation?
Any novels that combine technology and cultivation?
Cultivators in the Real World: Practice the Dao and Seek Enlightenment. Come Cultivate!
I want something like "My Own Cultivation Memoir". Short stories: "My Own Cultivation Memoir", "I Was Ordinary, Yet Became an Immortal", and "Cultivation Is a Philosophy".
Tech-Based Cultivation
Are there any novels about a civilization progressing from Earth’s technological age to a cultivation age?
Cultivation Blended with Technology
I want something that combines cultivation spells with technology. No stories where technology just steamrolls the cultivation world. Those are annoying.
Looking for Tech Fiction About Real-World Industries, Machinery, and Electronics
No mindless stories. The author should know at least a little and do some research, instead of just making things up. Please don’t recommend stupid stories that start with things like photolithography machines and artificial intelligence 😥.
Yao Yuzhong and The Grave Robbers' Chronicles: Northern School Notes
I'm looking for books like The Grave Robbers' Chronicles: Northern Faction. Is this what Xiang Feng meant by the surname he wanted?
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It's a classic "girl relentlessly pursues the male lead and ends up staying at his house" story, followed by a long, rambling monologue—more than half of its 2000 words are nonsense. Even a minor character could insult the male lead. Then comes the classic face-slapping scene, leaving you with the feeling of trying to pull a poop but being unable to finish. It's so good, I can't let myself get addicted.
My new book is just starting out! Please be kind with your comments, my readers. This book is lighthearted and has no angst, so please enjoy it without worry. If you like it, please give it a five-star review; that would be the greatest encouragement for the author. Thank you in advance! [Salute]
The story unfolds smoothly and naturally through live coverage of events, subtly revealing the Taoist priest's abilities without being abrupt, awkward, or forcedly sentimental. It's got cutting-edge technology, mystical arts, high-level martial arts fantasy, and even some Daoist magic—it's making me want to laugh so hard I'd rather be in the sewers! 😄
A room full of technology medals—did the Taoist priest become an immortal all by himself? Yuan Xian's work It's a lighthearted, fast-paced fantasy novel with a focus on science and cultivation, and it also includes elements of live streaming. The narrative is generally smooth, and the plot is rather formulaic, but I am genuinely interested in this subject matter.
It's good, why is the rating so low? It's clearly very good! Author, please continue! (Added 5 stars and to favorites)
Overall, it's alright, but the protagonist is a bit arrogant, genuinely arrogant, though not overly so, but you can see it in many details. His willingness to help the country is purely based on his mood; he's quite self-centered. Money doesn't seem important to him either; aside from being interested in mission points, nothing else seems to matter. So what's there to look forward to? Is he just a tool for the system?
I'd like to ask for your help in raising the score. The main issue is that the beginning feels formulaic, causing readers to instinctively skip ahead. Thankfully, there aren't any overly dramatic class reunion scenes later on, so readers who found that annoying can rest assured.
There were no awkward plot points or forced sentimentality. I read over a hundred chapters in one go, and the overall flow was quite smooth. It's considered very good on Tomato (a Chinese food website). I usually only read completed works, so I'm giving it five stars as encouragement.
It's really good, but please don't recommend it to be a harem/harem story.
I looked at 200 pictures. A little bit of daily life Then, relying on advanced technology, they went around killing people. Then there are the pretty girls, the pretentious ones, and the fact that the rating is about right. It's just always the same, I'm too lazy to look.