
The Light of the Kindling Flame
薪火之光
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 253k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Traditional Eastern Fantasy
- Updated
- 5mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
In booklists 10
Novels About Protagonists Who Champion the People and Uphold the Principles of Heaven and Earth
A protagonist devoted to the common people, set in a feudal society.
Looking for High-Quality, Passionate Xuanhuan Novels
Xuanhuan with Many Geniuses, a Golden Age, and the Protagonist Ranked First on the Heavenly Ranking
Wish-Fulfillment Xuanhuan: Geniuses Compete for Supremacy
Xuanhuan, Male-Centered, No Harem, No Brain-Dead Characters, Geniuses Across the Heavens
A System or rankings are fine.
An Age of Great Contests, With Geniuses Rising Everywhere
With the sun and moon in my grasp, I pluck the stars from the sky. None in this world can compare to me. In the end, even a sacred body could not defy fate. There is no eternal immortal left in the world. At the end of the immortal path, who stands at the peak? One look, and the Dao of Wu Shi fades into nothing. There are no gods three feet above our heads. In the three inches of my palm lies the mortal world. Tell me about the fantasy novels you’ve read.
Confucian Cultivation Stories Where Righteousness and Poetry Become the Path to the Sword
Stories about cultivating the Confucian path through poetry and prose.
Classic Traditional Fantasy Masterpieces
I want to read something like Dao Begins with the Struggle for the Dao. A classic masterpiece of traditional fantasy!
Humanity Rises to Face the Hundred Races, Like the Story of Great Desolate Martial Ancestor, and Seals Off the Heavenly Road
Looking for Fantasy Novels About Prodigies Competing for Supremacy
Reader comments 1
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Picturesque and poetic, the plot has ups and downs! This is my first time writing a book, so there may be flaws. Unlike previous novels, which come with various introductions, this book will only intersperse introductions with the storyline. The first few chapters are tepid, so I hope fellow Taoists will read them patiently.