
Cultivation: Why Does Everyone Come to Me to Be Enlightened Into Immortality?
修仙:怎么都来求我点化成仙
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- Ongoing
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Eastern Cultivation
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- 2d ago
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I've read too many cookie-cutter plots. I want something sunny, healthy, and uplifting. No deep-dive analysis, just give the kids a little hope, please!
Stories Where Everyone Misinterprets the Protagonist Seem to Be Thriving Lately
Looking for books like *Infinite Escape: The Cannon Fodder Reinvents Herself as a Gorgeous, Powerful Tragic Heroine*. Romance or no romance is fine, and either male-oriented or female-oriented novels are fine.
Like A Requiem for the Past: Immortal Vibes, Invincible or Nearly Invincible, Wandering the Mortal World, No Female Lead
If it's not an invincible or near-invincible protagonist story, a fast-paced one is fine too. Preferably over 200,000 characters. If there aren't any, don't force recommendations. Thanks, fellow cultivators.
Picky Old Bookworms, Gather Here
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Male-Oriented Cultivation Novels with a Male Lead Devoted to Cultivation, Great Talent, and No Harem
Please recommend lots of them
This Poor Daoist Is at the End of His Rope. Can Anyone Grant Me a Good Book?
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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!
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Cultivation Novel! Funny! The Male Lead Pulls Shameless Stunts and Acts Like a Total Menace!
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Misunderstandings + Growth Arc + Fake Tragic Hero
Looking for books like Infinite Escape: The Cannon Fodder Reinvents Himself as Beautiful, Strong, and Tragic. He gradually grows stronger as others project their own assumptions onto him. Handsome and powerful. Everyone thinks he’s miserable, but he doesn’t see himself that way.
Looking for Stories with Convincing Dihua Tropes, Nothing Stale
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The Protagonist Is the Only One Who Cultivates Immortality; Everyone Else Is Ordinary
No Harem, Upright Values, and a Male Lead Who Isn't a Womanizer
Books with charismatic characters.
Please Recommend Books Where Studying the Daoist Scriptures Leads to Innate Mastery of Their Mysteries
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Any Stories Where the Male Lead Goes to Ancient Times and Pretends to Be an Immortal?!!!
Please recommend something well-written.
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Yes, it was said to be like Romance on the River, but I didn't see it. It felt like an ancient monk. It borrowed a framework and added its own things. The plot development is also good, and the main line is clear: seeking immortality, and getting acquainted with gods along the way. It's well written. It's a rare masterpiece. The platinum god will wave to you again.
There is no routine, just searching for immortals and killing evil monsters along the way, but most passers-by will not go out of their way to point it out. Those who are destined to get it will feel calm after reading this book. I have been reading it now. The enlightenment is not the enlightenment given by the system or the system text, but the enlightenment in language. The spells learned by the male protagonist rely on enlightenment in the early stage, and the angel investors are the edicts given by the Chenghuang Temple (I think, I don't remember). Overall, the writing is good. I go through each short story with a peaceful mind. I have dug a lot of holes, but I still haven't filled them in yet [face covering]. I have become an immortal by searching for immortals all the way, and I meet all those who seek immortality. It is one's own path to seek and realize, and to do what one has to do and do it. It doesn't make any sense [laughs evilly] limerick After reading some negative reviews, I blindly gave it five stars at first, and I saw the latest chapter. I decided that I still have to deduct one star. Most of the things I wrote in the beginning have feedback, which means filling in holes. The closer you get to the back, the more flaws there are, that is, more and more holes are dug, making it less comfortable to look at than the front. I thought he was writing this book in the way of a saint, until some demons I met on the journey did not choose to help the confused demons who were lost. There were no words to enlighten them, but they left with different paths and did not conspire against each other. I knew that the author was not writing about no one being perfect, and the author was not perfect, so what he wrote was naturally not perfect. Four stars are encouraging, but five stars are not enough.
Good book, good book, written with a fairy spirit. Although it feels a little indirect, Mr. Ji, the author, well, I can feel that it also wrote some of my own understanding. In short, it has written a fairy spirit. Come on.
It's very interesting. I read it all in one go. It's not toxic at all. It's just that some people who read fast-paced novels can't stand it. ⁰̴̷̷ ˙̮ ⁰̴̷̷ , I think it's very interesting. It's just right for me. It would be nice without a heroine
I read 86 chapters in one go. It's so good, it's just so refreshing. It fits my image of a worldly master. It's cool. The character description is very good. There are no idiots or brainless supporting characters. Keep it up. It will definitely be a masterpiece.
It's very good. As an old bookworm, I really feel that it is well written. However, I always feel that there are several more chapters, but the story progresses very slowly. I doubted the word count several times, but after reading it, it was indeed enough [face covering]
There are many articles about cultivating immortals, but this one is considered to be the best one. It is about ordinary people cultivating immortals in ancient times. There is no system and no space. It is about ordinary people traveling to ancient times to cultivate immortals. The writing style is very simple, the content does not have many ups and downs, and the whole process is calm, but it wants people to read it.
The author's book is actually very good. It is different from other popular novels. The plot is not linear so that the protagonist becomes stronger. Instead, many side plots lead readers to understand the world of the book. The more you read, the more you read. You can't guess the subsequent plot development. It is really a breath of fresh air in Tomato. It's a pity that this kind of plot may not meet the current readers' expectations for cool articles, resulting in mediocre traffic and the author may be a little discouraged. The plot will be seriously watered down in the later period, which is really a pity. But it's still very worth seeing.
Why is MD so short? It's not enough to watch! It's a very good book. The protagonist is very fairy-like. He is very much like that worldly master, the same type as Lan Ke Qiyuan. I love reading it. I have to deduct two stars for you. It's too boring and cliche. I don't want to watch it [I'm about to cry]
It's okay, but the fighting scenes are so rubbish. After a few moves, they stop in various shocks, and then introduce each other how powerful their spells are. After that, they continue to fight, and after a few moves, they start to be shocked again. I could write tens of thousands of words about a fight. A fight can last more than ten chapters, bullshit