
Cultivation: Keeping the Flame Alive in a Desperate World
修仙,在绝望的世界薪火相传
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Eastern Cultivation
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Explore more →Novels With a Gentle, Refined Male Lead Who Truly Seems Like an Immortal Descended from Heaven
Good writing and mutual doting, please. Absolutely no domineering CEOs, obsessive personalities, or inferiority complexes (I’m begging you). I want someone who’s genuinely gentle and refined, like an untouchable, otherworldly jade, and perhaps a little clueless in some areas.
Any Novels With Unusual Cultivation Systems?
Something like a sequence system, with ranks from Sequence One to Sequence Nine; tech-based cultivation, with brain development from 10% to 100%; onmyoji, Gu practitioners, ninjas, cultivators, superpowered people, mutants, mages... Are there stories with other cultivation systems too?
A Wandering Ghost-Hunting Taoist Who’s an Absolute Badass
Any Novels About Taoists Spreading Their Teachings in Another World?
Stories That Revere the Northern Emperor and Embrace the Black Code
I'd like to read books like Slay Demons and Devour Sin, Drive Out Evil in the North!
Seek the Way, Pursue the Way, Follow the Way, Attain the Way
All beings under heaven seek the path to immortality, while I alone seek enlightenment. Enlightenment brings eternal life, yet the multitudes abandon the Dao to pursue immortality, mistaking the branch for the root. The immortal path promises freedom and ease, but what does it mean to be free? What does it mean to be at ease? There are no immortals in this world. If there were, they would be demons, for demons are unrestrained, free, and at ease.
Classical Xianxia: I'm Out of Books to Read, Recommend the Best and Most Iconic Stories
Come on, everyone, recommend some books! Seasoned readers, assemble!
Any Stories with a Protagonist Who’s Calm and Clear-Headed, Without a Violent Temper?
I'm looking for books similar to Cultivators Versus Superpowers. After reading novels, anime, and movies for so long, I've noticed that protagonists usually go from good to evil, yet their high abilities aren't matched by an equally developed state of mind. Are there any protagonists who go from evil to good and have a highly cultivated state of mind?
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 Way That Can Be Spoken of Is Not the Eternal Way
Dao.
Protagonists with Unshakable Faith, Strong Will, and a Sense of Justice
The protagonist should have strong faith and conviction, and stand up for what's right. The supporting cast and villains shouldn't be idiots. I'm tired of cookie-cutter, mindless wish-fulfillment stories. I want something that fills you with faith and spirit, a true source of spiritual nourishment.
Please, I’m Begging for Proper Classical Cultivation Fantasy
Maybe it’s because society is developing too quickly and all kinds of System web novels have appeared. To relieve social pressure, feel-good power fantasies have become mainstream. There are fewer cultivation novels now, so I’m begging all the experts out there to recommend some books.
Please Recommend Books Where Studying the Daoist Scriptures Leads to Innate Mastery of Their Mysteries
I'd like stories where the protagonist cultivates marvelous techniques by studying Daoist scriptures, or gains experience by fighting people with a certain kind of ability, such as in a trial dimension. Or where the protagonist thinks, “I can learn this divine ability,” and then actually does.
The Pinnacle of Dark Fiction, the Kind Where People Get Eaten
Looking for books similar to After I Died, My Wife Raised My Corpse from Zombie to Drought Demon (Ancestor Corpse Master). The protagonist should be ruthless, not a bleeding heart, and willing to do anything to achieve their goals. I want darkness that reaches the depths of human nature.
Any Invincible Novels with a Strong Taoist Feel, Like the Protagonist Is an Old Taoist Master?
Taoists, Taoist Arts, Transmigration, No Urban Setting, Supernatural or Paranormal
Is Traditional Cultivation on the Decline? Illusory Cultivation Is on the Rise
Looking for books similar to "The Profound Dao Sword Immortal." One sword challenges the heavens, one sword triumphs over fate.
Stories That Bring Together All Kinds of Cultivation Systems
Are there any novels with all kinds of cultivation systems, where a hundred schools of thought contend? Awakening, cultivation, body training, Taoism, Confucianism, Legalism, and so on.
Looking for Myriad Worlds Stories With a Grand Scope
Looking for Classical Daoist Cultivation Novels
Looking for orthodox cultivation stories about refining essence into qi and qi into spirit. No modern setting.
Any Classic Xuanhuan Recommendations?
Are there any stories without annoying characters? You know, the kind where some insignificant nobody keeps popping up to argue with the protagonist and pick fights, and then the protagonist spends half a chapter arguing with someone else? Every book I pick up seems to have this. It's so frustrating.
Looking for Good Reads with Beautiful Prose and Rich Detail, No Toxic Authors or Idiot Plots
No brainless protagonists, and nothing too toxic. The writing just needs enough detail to be readable. Last time they told me to read *Ultraman: The Kept Man*, and it was so toxic it knocked me out.
True Traditional High Fantasy, Masterpieces Only, No Wish-Fulfillment Novels!
I'd like books similar to *Legends of the Seven Realms*.
Any Novels That Follow Taoist Naturalness and Non-Action?
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Make a prediction: Let me start with the conclusion: This world is the world in Jiang Yi's dream. Ji Xuan is Jiang Yi in the dream. Analysis: ① The "Eight Divine Curses" appeared in Chapter 1341 of the previous book. This (new) book mentions the Eight Great Divine Curses (Chapter 1 and 4), Qi (Chapter 5), Heavenly Golden Tower (Chapter 5), Heavenly Court (Chapter 6), and Jade Slips (Chapter 7), which seems to imply that this world is inextricably linked to Jiang Yi. ②Chapter 5 of this book mentions the indescribable alien gods of the old days. In Chapter 1313 of the previous book, Jiang Yi became an "unspeakable person". ③The current time may be after the beginning of the dreamland (the age of mythology) in Chapter 1331 of the author's previous book. Ji Xuan may be one of Jiang Yi in the dream. Because of the influence of darkness, he forgot his experience in Teyvat. Just like Fuxi, Zeus, God, Adam, Fusheng Tianzhao Yue Duming, Odin, and Bodhi in a dream, he didn't know that he was Jiang Yi at first. Update: ④ Chapter 12 of this book contains records about the breaking of the sky and the forgetfulness of words and history by all living beings. It might be the break in the dream in Chapter 1338 of the previous book. Regarding forgetting, it may be that the author is hinting at something to do with forbidden knowledge or darkness.
It can be seen that this book has a complete outline, clear structure, strict logic and a compact plot. The world view can be connected to the previous book. The disadvantage may be that it does not match Tomato's novice writing style, but the narrative is very smooth and feels very comfortable. In short, it will definitely not be a loss for old bookworms, and newcomers can also try to eat some fine chaff.
Support the author's new book. Still the same style as before [face covering] [like] Come on, author, but remember that I'm waiting for you to update the book Genshin Impact [Like] [Laughing]
I really only love novels that rely on mortal intelligence and collective power (although this book is set in the context of immortality, but it is full of individual wisdom and the power of collective aggregation) to fight against Cthulhu. Although some of the cool novels are easy to read, the protagonist has various plug-ins, and there is no need to worry about the protagonist's situation. Novels with a background like this are different. The more difficult and dangerous the environment, the more you can see a person's true qualities, and you can better portray the protagonist's character. The stronger the enemy, the stronger the protagonist is. (Contains spoilers) When I read books, I like to take on the role of the protagonist and imagine what would happen if I were the protagonist. I didn't dare to think that when Yuan Ji incited the people in the city to attack me, I would be deceived by that bewitchment. I thought they had betrayed me, so I might as well just go dark and let go. Ji Xuan is neither disappointed nor a saint. He can understand everyone's extreme reactions in extreme circumstances and always has compassion. Also, in just 49 days, he lost his parents, his beloved, his master, many classmates and elders one after another. He could still cheer up and not give up on himself. He is truly a god. Only such a person can I believe that he will never give in and can finally defeat Cthulhu. Thanks to the author and Ji Xuan for soothing a dark, extreme and middle-aged mind. What I admire the most is the author. He is so knowledgeable. He has read pre-Qin and Taoist ancient books such as "The Book of Changes" and "Baopuzi" and used them flexibly. It is really amazing. I didn't expect that it was only the third day since I saw him that he might die in infancy. I also wanted to see Ji Xuan be officially named the Taoist Master. I wanted to see Ji Xuan resurrect Shan Shuqing and Mo Yi. I also wanted to see Ji Xuan kill Gu and avenge four million innocent people. ... I implore the author not to forget this book, and remember to update it as it happens. If you really can't continue writing, please send the outline or briefly explain the ending of Ji Xuan, so that Ji Xuan will not be forgotten by the world. In any case, thanks to this novel, I got to know a rare word, Xuan (after leaving Xuanhe for a while, fire symbolizes the fire of civilization, with an eternal meaning, what a good name). The sun uses Xuan to nourish all things. Thanks to this novel, I got to know Ji Xuan, an auspicious person who can maintain his original intention and do good no matter what he encounters.
The book of Flowing Fire is trustworthy. Unfortunately, judging from the feedback from my friends, the author's talent and knowledge seem to have become an obstacle for many readers. It is a good book, but if it does not provide a peaceful state of mind, the experience will be discounted again and again [laughing and crying]
It's just average, the plot progresses slowly and the writing is pretty good. I think this book is more suitable for the starting point. The plot has basically nothing to do with the title of the book. People all over the world are practicing the traditional immortal path. Just by looking at the title of the book, I thought it was the main character's fault.
Don't many people know how to open a new book?
It's good-looking, certified by Maomao. It's smarter than most books. I haven't seen any poisonous points so far. But it may not be suitable for this cool writing environment🍅
I'll give you four points first. One point will be deducted because the world view is a bit long. That's it. Hey [laughing]
[Sending Hearts] Liuhuo's new work, come and watch it Select an excerpt and show it to passers-by. "After I was born, this happened to me hundreds of times." "I am still awake! Bang! The wine jar shattered. He hated his sobriety and looked at the drink that had poured all over him. Common people say that wine can be intoxicating, even if it is not intoxicating, the injured person will become intoxicated. How he wished at this moment that he was drunk and dreaming and could go back to the past. 'Aha! " Everything in front of him was upside down, the sky and the earth were the same color, pitch black and lightless, and the yin and yang were sinking. "There is no need to love, and the chicken is free from the army." "When I was born, there was no creation; after I was born, I encountered all kinds of worries. I was still asleep and didn't wake up!" He felt so detached from the world, sad and quiet, angry and mournful. There are no words to express. It is obvious that one should cry loudly and express one's sorrow. But it stood strangely. After being an auspicious person for sixteen years, and being the King of Hell for this month, have you forgotten that you are actually just an ordinary person in your past and present lives? After studying Confucianism for sixteen years, you can be that elegant scholar, instead of a thug who angers all things? Are you seeking immortality? As a human being, I cannot see through the world of life and death. But I have forgotten how to curse this damn god How he wishes to have a "Drunk Immortal Peach Blossom" at this moment Add it to the wine and get yourself drunk. ... Everything will be bad when this happens. Still sleeping without intelligence! " He swung his sword and cut down nothing. Disaster and misfortune, harm and misfortune. The sword is useless, the magic power is useless, the magic is useless. The mighty swordsmanship left him, and the sad and sad poems brought the sad sword.