I Have a Bottle That Commands Immortals
我有一个掌仙瓶
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.8M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 4mo ago
- English
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Synopsis
Other names
- With the Heaven-Palm Bottle in Hand, Are You Still Panicking?掌天瓶在手就问你慌不慌Alternate title on Fanqie
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In booklists 6
A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality
Is A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality the founding work of the mortal cultivation genre? Why isn’t it here?
Primitive Wilderness Stories
I Want a Five-Element Spiritual Root from the Start. How Can You Cultivate Immortality Without All Five Elements?
Looking for a story where the protagonist starts with all five spiritual roots and is a rogue cultivator. No starting out as a useless member of a cultivation family or sect, and no broken-engagement plots. Any great recommendations?
Ruthless and Cunning, Not a Do-Gooder, Self-Centered, and Believing in Survival of the Fittest
Looking for books similar to "Mortal Cultivation: Ten Thousand Corpses Forge an Immortal Bone (Blood Demon Ji Yin)." The story abandons the traditional System golden finger and emphasizes the jungle law of survival of the fittest. The protagonist advances cautiously through the cultivation world with sinister schemes and ruthless methods, fully embodying the qualities of a sly survivor.
The Top Ten Mortal's Cultivation Novels Are Here!!!
Looking for books like With a Treasure in Hand, the World Is Mine.
Ahhh, I Read This One Book and Now I Can't Find Anything Else to Read
Looking for stories like The Five Good People's Journey Through the Magic World. Recommend me an obscure but good novel, preferably not fanfiction. A touch of fantasy, mystery, sci-fi, or anything like that is fine. Ideally not one of those urban stories about getting rich, and it should be aimed at male readers. Please recommend one!
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A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality: I Have an Immortal Prison Tower
Are There Immortals in This World?
The Dao Cauldron in the Mortal World
Gold-Eating Beetle: From the Start, a Sign-In Gets Me Hunted by Han Li
Reborn as a Mortal, I Become Han Li's Second Nascent Soul
Cultivating Immortality as a Mortal, with a Celestial Grotto from the Start
Cultivation: From the Start, I Activate the Mysterious Jade and Become Invincible
Defying Fate: Li Feiyu
Reborn as Liu Yu: From the Start, I Refuse Han Li's Apprenticeship
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A Beauty's Skin, an Immeasurable Immortal
Immortality: Starting as a Mortal, I Gain More Children and Years of Life
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The Cultivation World's Biggest Scoundrel
Cultivating Immortality as a Mortal: The Azure Lotus Immortal's Trail
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Many cultivation novels depict the world of cultivation as a gang of thugs and bandits, with the protagonist being the most shameless, scoundrel, and vicious representative. This novel, however, has both good and evil characters, offering a balanced portrayal of the world. The plot is intricate and full of twists and turns.
It's good, but starting from the Foundation Establishment stage, it always feels a bit lacking compared to the Qi Refining stage. Also, in the secret realm, the demonic cultivator killed that ancient dragon, yet the sect didn't even know and acted as if nothing happened—that's highly unlikely! Furthermore, with the protagonist's abilities, he really doesn't need to join a sect.
A very promising novel. I've read dozens of chapters; the plot is excellent and there are no major flaws.
Good job, keep up the good work! 😄
I've read a lot of books, and while the plot feels a bit formulaic, the characters are very well-developed. I've listened to 50 chapters of the audiobook so far, and it's quite good, with no major flaws. The quality is comparable to "A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality."
Old Lu, after all the twists and turns, it's still you I've come from.
It's alright, although many parts of Mortal Realm are more enjoyable than most cultivation novels.
The rating shouldn't be this low. So far, the story's logic is flawless, deserving a 9 out of 10. The protagonist's character is well-developed, and the exploration of the secret realms creates a sense of tension. Fans of the "A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality" series will enjoy it.
The rating was quite low, but I stumbled upon it again in the recommendations after it had been released for a while, so I'll check it out if I'm lucky. So far, the Qi Refining stage is really well-written. Of all the mortal cultivation novels I've read, this one has a top-notch early stage. The relationships and conflicts are logical and easy to read.
While some details regarding battles, weapon crafting, alchemy, and plot progression are lacking, it is undeniably a book worth reading.