
I Am the Villainous Destined Immortal Venerable: From the Start, I Face-Slap a Reborn Woman
我反派天命仙尊,开局打脸重生女
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 2d ago
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- Fanqie
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Tired of Weak-to-Strong Stories. Recommend a Genius Lead Who Is Brilliant from the Start
I'm looking for books like *Cultivation: My Fortuitous Encounters Can Level Up*. The protagonist should be a genius from the start, not become one later.
Your One Shelf-Worthy Book: Show Me Your Favorites
Looking for stories similar to *From the Start, He Handcrafted a Nuclear Bomb and Blew Up the World*. @ThisWorldHasSomeKindOfFish @BigCatOnTheRoof @TheGalaxyCantCompareToYou @aXiaXiaXiaXiaSummer @CrobatOfRuyiImmortalAcademy @☠Long Aotian☠ @Ban Mo @Bei
Stories Where the Protagonist Has Incredible Presence and Looks Cool Every Time He Appears, Like the Villain
The protagonist should have a powerful aura and leave a strong impression every time they appear. The kind of character whose name makes NPCs steer clear. Preferably no romance, and they should be completely, utterly crazy, like Chen Lian.
A Protagonist Even More Villainous Than the Villain: Cold-Blooded, Ruthless, No Female Lead
That’s all I’m asking for.
From the Day I First Took Up the Sword, I Knew I'd Become the Greatest Swordsman
Looking for books like *Floating Sky Does Not Fall*. No sword-wearing protagonists. I want a cultivation story with intelligent characters.
Looking for Stories Where Someone Seems Nice on the Surface but Is Actually the Mastermind Behind Everything
The kind where everyone thinks the protagonist is a good person, but when the truth comes out, they’re all stunned.
Any Novels That Quote Reverend Insanity?
Novels About Protagonists Who Cultivate the Path of Ruthlessness, Like the Heavenly Way of Forgetting Emotions
No female lead. The protagonist cultivates the Dao of detachment from emotion. Looking for novels with techniques like Supreme Forgetfulness.
Long Cultivation Stories with a Cold and Unfeeling Protagonist
The main thing is to keep a low profile and not show off.
The Protagonist Is a Sect Patriarch Who Has Lived for Thousands of Years, With No System
A Protagonist Like an Exiled Immortal: Cool and Composed, In Control of Everything
Please Share Your Best Insect-Cultivation Stories, Especially Ones About Gu Insects
A White-Haired Protagonist Who’s Cruel as a Demon and Has No Feelings
The protagonist has no feelings.
Devoted to the Great Dao, Attaining Immortality: No Female Lead, Harem, or Romance
I’m looking for a traditional cultivation novel with Qi Refining, Foundation Establishment, Core Formation, and so on. The male lead should be clever and cunning, devoted solely to attaining immortality, indifferent to women, and there should be no heroine.
Looking for a Scheming Protagonist Who Treats Heaven and Earth as a Chessboard and All Living Beings as Pieces.
Fantasy novels.
I’ve Read for 10,000 Hours, So Can I Call Myself a Veteran Reader? Any Recommendations for My Current Reading Slump?
The Villain Is Reborn, and So Is the Heroine
A Male Lead as Otherworldly as an Immortal
Recommend Cultivation or Xuanhuan Stories Like Reverend Insanity
I'd like something like *Mortal Cultivation: Immortal Bones Forged from Ten Thousand Corpses*. Give me something intense! I can't get through these books rated 9-point-something; the pacing is terrible. I've found some decent ones rated below 9, and this one is just barely readable.
No Beginner-Level Writing: Traditional Fantasy Novels, Newcomers Welcome!
I'd like something similar to *The Enchantress Bewitches My Dao, Nine Reincarnations to Prove Immortality*. Traditional Eastern fantasy, not a dumbed-down novel, and with good writing.
Cold and Ruthless, No Female Lead
Even Immortal Venerables Have Their Own Principles
Looking for something similar to The Bones of the Food Immortal. Why do dark stories these days seem to be all about pushing the limits of morality? A dark story should be about a protagonist without plot armor or hypocritical morals, and how an ordinary person can turn things around against the odds by staying true to their convictions.
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After reading it all at once, I had a strange feeling. It didn't feel refreshing at all. It seemed like I was reading a running account. The protagonist's calamity was declining, and he didn't say whether his combat power was declining or increasing. It felt very dangerous and there was no way to win, but I still give it a good review. Come on.
The writing is good, better than most online articles on Tomato. It just felt like there were a lot of things that were done too hastily and the characterization wasn't delicate enough. In addition, I feel that the author is more suitable for writing female videos. [Cover face]
To be honest, it is still very interesting. At least the few dozen chapters are considered top-notch tomatoes, but there may be a lot of typos. I didn't see the foreshadowing of recruiting disciples. The purpose of crossing the tribulation and losing cultivation may be to trigger the war in the five realms, but I don't see what the protagonist has any back-up plan [thoughts]
This novel is undoubtedly an immersive and unforgettable masterpiece. From the moment you turn the first page, you feel as if you have been pulled into a carefully woven world by the author - whether it is the description of the scene that is so delicate that you can touch the temperature, or the emotions and sorrows of the characters that come to life on the page, they all reveal an irresistible attraction. The protagonist's growth arc is particularly moving. From the initial ignorance to the later determination, every step of the transformation is portrayed in a real and believable manner. It is as if you can see your own shadow on the road of life, and you can't help but feel your heart beat faster for every breakthrough he makes. The plot is laid out even more exquisitely, with seemingly casual details often laying heavy foreshadowing later on. Every twist is both unexpected and reasonable, making people always maintain a sense of expectation when reading, and can't wait to read to the end in one breath. The emotions flowing between the lines are even more touching. The discussion about dreams and perseverance, love and redemption is not deliberately preachy, but it can leave a long-lasting warmth and strength in the heart after closing the page. It can be said that this is a good book that can make people calm down in the hustle and bustle and feel the charm of words again. It deserves to be read by more people. [Smile][smile][smile]
I've been following it for so long and haven't commented on it yet. This ruthless Taoist setting without a heroine dedicated to cultivating Taoism is particularly to my liking. It's completely different from the stereotyped villain creations in fantasy works about cultivating immortals. The author, Lao Deng, is also very active and updates very diligently. There is one thing I have to criticize you about. Isn't it a little bit unreadable with only so many chapters? (I'm pretty active in every chapter, so it's okay to criticize the author.) Having said that, I hope Lao Deng can continue to write according to his current inspiration. Don't let it end badly. Don't bury too much suspense. Come on, write well and don't let down the fans' expectations. Lao Deng, what do you mean? Why are updates so blurry during this time?
A good book, indeed an excellent book. Like a cup of good tea, savor it slowly. A few years ago I would have savored it slowly. But it's not suitable for me now, I'm reading books on Tomato. It's self-evident what you want to see.
I feel that the author is very thoughtful. Many people in the book reviews said that the Holy Mother was the reason for accepting female disciples, but I think it was just a reminiscence of the past. She did not have any impact on the protagonist. It remains to be seen how the author will deal with it later.
It's really good-looking, and I kind of understand why people who seek the Tao have a strong Taoist heart.
Everyone has their own fantasies, including me. The irrational characters in the book may seem unreasonable, but they are actually ripples of the author's fantasies. Everyone dreams of becoming a strong man, but who can realize it? This book writes down the author's fantasies, and he wants to be such a person. Although the plot of this book is different from my fantasy, it is very similar. It should be a young man, less than 100 years old. I don't like to read this kind of boring spiritual novel, but maybe it's my fantasy that resonated with me and made me want to read it.
After reading the article, I almost know what the author wants to write. The first part does feel a bit like "committing new words to express sorrow", and some parts cannot withstand in-depth scrutiny. But the writing in the back is quite good, and it has already developed a big air. I hope the author can adapt to this writing style and make the writing in the back better.