Leading the Fourth Calamity to Conquer the Cultivation World
带领第四天灾征服修仙界
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 448k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Romance
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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In booklists 10
A Huge Collection of Fourth Calamity Stories! Looking for Good Ones About Players Invading!
I read all kinds of novels, and lately I've really been into fourth natural disaster stories, especially ones centered on players. But the only one I thought was any good was My Players Have Gone on a Killing Spree, by I'm the Chosen One. The others have been pretty average. Please recommend something new! Don't hold back your favorites. Bring out the books you've been saving for a rainy day!
Looking for Female-Oriented Fourth Calamity Player Stories
Women’s Fiction with a Natural Disaster Apocalypse, No Romance, No Romance, No Romance
Crossover! Fourth-Dimensional Disaster! Found Family, Friendship, and Romance!
Looking for books similar to Me, the Fourth Calamity in Yokohama, Became Everyone's Favorite. The protagonist thinks they're playing a game! They really feel like a player, and their interactions with everyone else are so sweet! I can't find anything that comes close. Everything I've found just doesn't quite have the same feel as this one.
Fourth-Dimensional Disaster, Players Arrive, and the Protagonist Is an NPC in the Game
The Fourth Catastrophe!
I want to read books similar to The Sect Was Slaughtered, So She Summoned Players to Brutally Overrun the Cultivation World. I have recently become obsessed with the Fourth Calamity. Are there any highly rated Fourth Calamity novels?
Looking for a Novel With Lots of People Transmigrating Into It
A transmigrator, a reincarnator, and a reborn person all in one novel.
Recommendations, Please! I’m Out of Books to Read! Cultivation Stories
Cultivation stories!!! Preferably funny and ensemble-focused, like "Buddhist Cultivators Are Compassionate, Holy Crap, Why Is Junior Sister Wielding a Knife?" But there has to be a couple. The female lead should be funny and totally unhinged, while the male lead is a pure-hearted, aloof senior brother who joins in with her antics but occasionally tries to rein her in. He should blush easily.
Any Stories About Simulating Ancient Times, Then Actually Transmigrating There?
A bunch of people play a certain simulation game together, then actually end up in ancient times, where they join a sect and cultivate immortality. I remember seeing a recommendation for something similar on another app, and it’s stuck in my mind ever since. I wonder if there’s anything like that here.
Even Great Heroes Cultivate Immortality
I'm looking for books like Cultivation Record of Blood and Tears. I feel like modern cultivation novels are missing something. In almost every one, the protagonist is selfish. When I was young, I read martial arts fiction, and my favorite characters were the chivalrous heroes. Cultivation stories should have great heroes too. That's what I have in mind for
Reader comments 20
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It's a very interesting setting. I've been looking for similar articles but can't find enough! After chasing her from the cafeteria, I feel that the author's writing skills seem to have improved a lot, and the characters appearing in it are more specific. I like the heroine, she is so handsome! It's just that there are not many of them now, so I look forward to the author writing! Keep up the good work!!!
The setting is very good, and the plot is quite interesting. I prefer the setting that the player is a demon puppet. There is no need to manipulate the face or body shape. The wording is very friendly. It describes many female players with characteristics and advantages, and it is more of a group portrait.
Overall, it's still very interesting to watch. The plot content is more focused on players completing tasks. Except for the setting of a male anchor who is not very likable, the settings of most characters are still good. It's just that the data is not good, so it ends hastily. Please support it.
Except for the very rushed ending, the rest is really good to watch XX
It's very interesting to watch. It feels great to see the protagonist leading the fourth natural disaster to open up new territories in another world. The various tricks played by diverse players in the world of cultivating immortals are also very fun. It just ended a little hastily, and it felt like it shouldn't have ended where it was based on the world view the author drew from the beginning. It seems that the Fourth Scourge has not officially collided with the local forces on the day (not referring to the passing collision in the last paragraph), and the collision with the so-called Chosen Son also lacks details.
It's good to watch, but the ending is too rushed... I cried to death...
It's pretty good. The atmosphere among the players is very good, but the plot is a bit slow and a little too focused on the plot as the players complete tasks.
There are no ratings yet, but with the support of good reviews, there are not many novels on this subject, and they seem to be difficult to write.
It was well written, but it ended too suddenly.
The subject matter is novel and beautiful.