Qingfeng Yujing
青锋玉京
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 217k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Audience
- Male
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Orthodox Oriental Fairy Novels
For those with a word count of more than 3 million, the best realms are Qi training, foundation building, golden elixir, Nascent Soul, transformation into gods, overcoming tribulations, Mahayana, ascension, then gods, etc., And then gods, etc. You can then upgrade.
Begging for Serious Classical Cultivation
Maybe it's because society is developing too fast, and various system-based online articles have appeared one after another. In order to relieve social pressure, reading cool articles has become mainstream. There are relatively few types of cultivating immortals. I beg you all to recommend books.
You Reread the Fairy Tale 800 Times
The plot is not cliche, the love story of several lifetimes is sweet and sad, the male and female protagonists are both strong, a match made in heaven. Trust each other, misunderstandings can be solved in a few chapters, there is no heavenly rule to block it, there is no strong female lead (who likes the male protagonist), it is finished and should not be too long, it is not limited to Xianxia
Classical Cultivation
Are there any novels similar to the one about becoming an immortal through repeated training?
It is indeed a rare novel about cultivating immortality, with a classic flavor. I hope it will be updated continuously.
"Qingfeng Yujing" is a recently discovered treasure of Xianxia! It is unsystematic and purely human, but it creates a long-lost classical fairy tale flavor. The protagonist comes from a humble background and uses his mortal body to knock on the door of immortality. There is blood hidden in the sword and desolation hidden in the path. "The broken sword of Qingfeng cuts off the common thoughts of the mortal world, and asks Yu Jing to knock on the door of heaven." This sentence was struck just by reading the introduction. So far, it seems that the pace is steady and the writing is online. It is a potential good book worth reading!
The author's conception is ingenious, his writing is fluent, vivid and delicate, and the story is told in a eloquent, concise manner without being procrastinating. It is full of expectations and full of satisfaction. It is worth reading and collecting!