By the Ancestral Master's Command, Refine the Uncanny into Immortality!
奉祖师令，炼诡成仙！
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- Ongoing
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- 390k Words
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- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
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- 1y ago
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- A Shangqing Wanderer: Wielding the Tianshu Seal, Commanding the Ghost Capital's Army上清行走：持天枢印，御酆都兵Alternate title on Fanqie
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Taoist Fiction Only. No Non-Taoist Stories
Looking for Books About Taoist Arts, Magic, Ghost Hunting, Cultivation, and More
The protagonist should have some skills from the start and gradually grow stronger later on. Male perspective.
Looking for Wuxia Blends, Without the Protagonist Becoming Invincible and Learning Divine Skills Right Away
💥 The Protagonist Is a Taoist Priest, Summoning Gods by Divine Decree, Chinese Gods!
Looking for books like *From the Start, Borrowing the Power of the Three Altars and the Great Sea God: Burning (Borrowed Power Celestial Master)*.
Any Stories with Taoist Magic, Demon-Slaying, and Zombie-Hunting, Without a Harem?
Looking for a Story About Cultivating the Northern Emperor's Black Law
Looking for books like "A Taoist’s Struggles".
Where Can I Find Books About Taoism and the Xuanmen Tradition?
Looking for books similar to The Primordial World: From the Start, I Chose All Defense, and Hongjun Was Stunned. No overpowered protagonists, please. I want one who lives in seclusion within the Daoist sect.
Looking for Books About Genuine Taoist Priests, Written by Authors Who Really Know Their Classics and the Basics of the Different Schools
Looking for books like Traditional Martial Arts: Slacking Off Back in the Village? I’ll Train and Become a Martial Arts Saint. I want something written by an author who’s genuinely well-read in Daoist classics and knows their stuff. Don’t recommend anything written by someone who hasn’t done their homework. The protagonist shouldn’t be too young and should be mature-minded. If they’re too young and immature, I’m not interested...
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".
Novels About Summoning Chinese Gods and Buddhas to Another World, Especially with a Focus on Taoism
Traditional Taoist Stories Featuring Zhengyi and Quanzhen Orders and Their Rank Systems
Male-Oriented Novels: Are There Any Genres You Keep Coming Back To?
Looking for books like "Yuhe". Among web novels, is there one that suits your taste? Maybe you haven't found it yet, but it's definitely out there. A novel isn't buried, it's just waiting for someone to discover it. Please recommend good books, especially survival, mystery, and urban fiction.
Horror Novels with a Hero Who's Skilled in Both Martial and Taoist Arts
Fantasy Novels Where Only the Protagonist Cultivates the Thirty-Six Heavenly Stars and Seventy-Two Earthly Demons
I'd like to read something similar to "Cultivation: The 108 Methods of Tiangang and Disha".
Novels About Summoning Gods by Edict
I'd like books similar to System: I Speak, and the Law Is Enforced in the World of Slay the Gods. Are there any novels with an ability like Jiu Yuan's divine summoning command in the Cang Lan Jue anime?
Novels About Summoning Gods With Edicts, Incantations, Daoist Mantras, and Taoist Priests
Looking for Taoist Immortals and Deities, Not the Primordial Chaos-Type Stories
Looking for paranormal horror stories involving communication between the living and the dead.
Ancient Taoist Novels, Bring Them On
Ancient setting, Taoist priests
Books Like *Slaying Demons and Devouring Sins, Driving Out Evil in the North!*
Looking for books similar to "Slay Demons and Devour Sins, Drive Out Evil in the North!"
Looking for Stories Like Lan Ke Qi Yuan, or About a Master Traveling Through the Mortal World
Nothing mindless, please. Something like The Chess of Rotten Persimmons, where the protagonist travels through the mortal world and witnesses its joys and sorrows, as well as birth, aging, sickness, and death.
A Novel with a Taoist Priest Protagonist, No Female Lead or Romantic Tension, Powerful from the Start, and Not a Doormat
Stories with a protagonist who has plenty of freedom.
The Northern Emperor Arrives: Traditional Cultivation, Ancient Beliefs, and Taoist Exorcists
The Heavens Stretch Far and Wide; May the Dao Flourish Evermore. Fellow Daoists, I'm Out of Books. Please Recommend Taoist Stories
Looking for books like The Mage Is Unmatched.
Looking for a Cultivation Novel With a Vast World and a Strong Female Lead, No Romance 😭😭
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It's good. The protagonist is genuinely cultivating to save the world. Since he's the only one fighting against the corrupt world, it might feel a bit unsatisfying at first, but it fits the background setting perfectly. It's not a mindless wish-fulfillment story. It's just that there's too little content to enjoy.
It's alright, but after watching the Exorcism Academy, I found it a bit hard to continue watching the Heavenly Pivot Academy.
Hello, I'm one of your readers. I'm from a rural area, and we had a donkey there. This donkey was incredibly talented, especially skilled at grinding grain. He was very creative, and the flour he ground was loved by everyone in the village. Even wealthy people from big cities would come specifically to buy his flour. This donkey possessed extraordinary wisdom and worked diligently every day.
I'd give it around 8 points. I liked that the opening skipped the beginner phase, and the author has a lot of room for improvement. The work is a mix of ancient and modern Chinese elements; it's supposed to be a "feel-good" story, but there aren't many satisfying moments. It tries to depict human suffering, but lacks depth. I'm giving it 5 stars for my first comment.
This only solves the surface problem. You could simply establish a new dynasty in that province, without having to be emperor yourself, and then gradually expand. Otherwise, no matter how many demons or monsters you kill, you're only solving the surface problem. Alternatively, you could establish a new lineage and rebuild a new dynasty.
It's good, but sometimes the pacing feels too fast. Also, the protagonist's memories from the first ten years are missing, and his cultivation levels and various training methods aren't clearly explained. The story is quite exciting, and the world-building seems quite extensive. I hope it doesn't end too soon.
It's quite good, an invincible story, but the pacing of each event is too fast.
Author, your world-building should be larger, with a BOSS at least on par with or smaller than the Three Pure Ones. If it's just a small world, it doesn't fit the character's status. The Daoist sect doesn't lack small worlds; what it lacks are worlds of the same level.
Which is more powerful, the Celestial Master or the Arctic Academy? Another book is about exorcism.
This is written as if it were a combination of Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio and The Travels of Ji Gong. Chen Ren is like Ji Gong's travels and experiences, but they are actually plots from Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio.