
The Mortal Immortal's Foundation-Building Arc
尘仙筑基篇
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 662k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Any Funny, Lighthearted Fantasy Novels?
Leaning toward wish fulfillment.
Funny Cultivation Novels
Could anyone recommend some funny cultivation novels?
Haven't Read Traditional High Fantasy in Ages
Looking for books similar to *Xuanhuan: Lord of the Nine Luminaries*. Hurry up and recommend some traditional fantasy novels! It's urgent! I'm out of things to read!
Fantasy, Cultivation, and Immortal Cultivation
Looking for traditional xuanhuan cultivation fantasy. Nothing too simplistic, preferably an invincible protagonist, and it must be complete.
Don’t Let Classic Xuanhuan Fade Away: New Releases Are Its Hope
Looking for books like From Forbidden Divine Scion to Guardian of Xuanhuang. The protagonist comes from a bloodline family, has both lightning and ice affinities, isn't a bleeding heart, has no System, and competes against other prodigies.
Cultivation and Fantasy: Come on in If You're Interested
I'd like to read something like *Gambling on Spirits in Another World*.
Traditional Fantasy, No Rebirth, No Transmigration, No Harem Protagonists
Please share any good recommendations! New books are welcome too!
The Divine Archer of Traditional Fantasy
I'm looking for books similar to Dark Archer: From Exile to Mastermind. Traditional fantasy, no System. The protagonist uses a bow and arrow, and knows forging, alchemy, and talisman arrays. Adding silencing powder to his arrows makes them ideal for assassinations, while at close range he uses a horizontally spinning impact-arrow shield. He also secretly cultivates...
Classic Traditional Xuanhuan Masterpieces
I want to read something similar to The Dao Begins, the Dao Competes.
Funny, Witty Transmigration Novels Without a System or an Idiot Plot
Where Can I Find Tomb-Raiding Fantasy? Traditional Fantasy with a Well-Developed System!
Looking for books similar to *Tomb Raider: I Smacked an Emperor with a Brick*. I want a traditional fantasy setting with a vast world! Nothing about cultivating immortality or Nascent Souls.
Are Traditional Fantasy Novels Out of Fashion?
Traditional Fantasy with Several Female Leads, But Not Too Many
Looking for books like Twin Cultivation Changes Fate, One Sword Stands Alone. I’m fine with either a golden finger or a System.
Looking for Traditional Xuanhuan, From Weak to Strong, with Good Values. No System, No Invincible Lead
Preferably no female lead or just one. If there is a female lead, I’d rather she only have a minor role. I want a vast world, a smart protagonist, and not too many cringe-worthy parts. I don’t mind if the plot drags a little. Something fresh, even if it has nested twists.
A Veteran Reader With 4,800 Hours Is in a Reading Slump and Hard to Please. Looking for Great Books
I want to read books like Dragon Soul Legend. I’ve read pretty much everything on the rankings, so please recommend a few good books.
Novels Have Been So Bad Lately, Just the Same Old Tropes and Plots
Any stories where the female lead is really calculating and only looks out for herself, and the male lead is a major villain? No transmigrating into a book!!!
Give Me Something I Can Actually Get Into
Looking for books similar to *I’m a Ghost Who Can Draw Talismans and Summon Heavenly Thunder, Is That Not Normal?*. I’ve run out of things to read!!!! Any recommendations for completed novels?
I’ve Been So Bored Lately and Can’t Get Into Anything. Any Books That’ll Make Me Feel Something?
Anything goes, whether it's suspense, heartbreaking angst, or horror.
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Let me first talk about the outline of the first volume (after all, the second volume has just been written): what the loser protagonist in the early stage of foundation building saw and heard in two years of searching for the Kaiyuan Fruit (something that improves talent). Or it can be called my daily encounter with Qingzhou Bamei (warm reminder: it is just an encounter, because the protagonist is very good at cooking and very self-aware.) Background: Technology + cultivating immortals, which involves transforming projectors (i. E. TVs) using arrays, including singers, security, etc. Compared with traditional fantasy, the setting is more novel. Protagonist: Li Daniu (his name, his father's name is better than him), average talent, average appearance, good luck, if he is not good, he always encounters things that change his destiny, if he is good, things always belong to others (which can be regarded as an indirect reflection of the protagonist's loser, after all, most things with intelligence despise him), believe in animism, adhering to the principle that if others do not offend me, I will not offend others. He doesn't like killing and keeps a low profile. The plot is nothing to say, comfortable, one scene after another. The first thirty chapters are relatively old
Good story, I hope more people will pay attention to it
A rare good book in Tomato. The story is novel, humorous, and not boring. I highly recommend it. Good luck to the author! The fantasy array part is very in-depth, and the cyclical plot can be written in many words. The author has made it refined. I support it again.
Not bad Not bad
The author's writing is good, quite good. . . . Good books, someone will always read them, come on
The writing is good but too short. Good luck, author.
The writing is good, but I always feel like the plot cannot be pushed forward without a girl. Also, I actually really want that little pink snake to be a spiritual pet.
Come on, good writing Thanks to the author, the writing is great. There are many life insights and poems in the book. I hope more people can read this book.
The language is gorgeous, the plot is funny, everything that should be detailed is covered in one stroke, and what should be ignored is carefully crafted. I think it's super good-looking!
Why did you suddenly change your writing?