
After Being Accepted by the Sword Sect, My Corruption Level Went Through the Roof
被剑宗录取后,我的黑化值爆表了
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- Ongoing
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- 439k Words
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- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Romance
- Updated
- 27d ago
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- She’s No Damsel in Distress她呀,可不是小可怜Alternate title on Fanqie
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Ensemble Cultivation Novels! No Catfighting! Give Me Passion and Hard Work!
I really want a story with a grand perspective, character growth, and passion, like the kind you often get in mech novels. Every sect should have its own appeal, and instead of always having people trip up the protagonist over romance, I want antagonists whose opposition comes from their differing convictions.
I've Read Too Many Ice-Cold Male Leads. Any Cheerful, Sunny Guys?
Looking for books like "Is This Really a Survival Game? The Lucky One Just Lies Flat". I mean, are there any where the characters are at least a little more ordinary? 🤏😳 I want them to grow together, not have one already at the summit while the other desperately tries to catch up. And definitely not “Oh, goodness...”
Looking for Cultivation Stories with an Ensemble Cast and Romance, Where Talented Disciples from Each Sect Are Equally Matched
I want a sect tournament where the young prodigies from different sects are evenly matched and all talented, then fight side by side later on. Don't make all the prodigies come from one sect; the other sects should have their own spirited young geniuses too. No one sect should dominate. I don't want a no-CP story, either, though there can be side couples.
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.
Any Romance Stories with a Boyish Male Lead?
I'm used to domineering CEO male leads. Are there any spirited young heroes with a youthful vibe? Please give me a young male lead.
Female-Protagonist Fan Here: Any Stories With a Clingy, Puppy-Like Male Lead? Not Younger Than Her
I'm waving the girl-loving-dog flag high. The male lead should be a puppy who only knows how to worship the female lead and can't live without her. She should call him her puppy. Ideally, a sweet girl × puppy pairing. Please, boy-moms, don't bother. Recommend something a female-lead fan can enjoy 😘😘😘
Highly Recommended, I Think It's a New Release
Looking for books similar to The Primordial Nine Dragons Art. It's good and nuanced, without all that needless chatter.
I Kill People, Harvest Souls, Refine Corpses, and Practice Demonic Cultivation, but I've Got Merit Behind My Head
Xianxia With Native-Born Protagonists
Why is every search result either about transmigration or an obsessive junior disciple or something? I just want a proper, classic cultivation story where everyone works hard to improve and has clear goals. The old-school novels with spiritual roots are fine, and so are weapon, alchemy, music, talisman, or body cultivators.
Any Ensemble Cultivation Stories with No CP and No System, Starting from the Entrance Exam?
Looking for books like Drunk in a Flourishing Age.
Anything Besides Lin Du? Cultivation, Strong Female Lead, and a Low-Key Romance
Xianxia With a Sword Cultivator, One Female Lead, an Ensemble Cast, and No Stupid Characters
Looking for books like Sword Returns to Changchuan.
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My Mortal Enemy, the Sword Cultivator, Lost Her Memory and Became My Dao Companion
The Beloved Little Junior Sister Is Super Strong and Super Cute
His One-and-Only Darling Is Hard to Soothe
Diary of Taming a Crazy Puppy
The Cultivation World Can't Do Without Me, Its Little Junior Sister
You Vicious Bow Cultivator, Stay Away!
The Return of Xiling
Lost My Way
Tales from the Mountains and Seas
How Do I Fix Things After Raising the Villain as the Male Lead?
Morning After Morning, Bathed in Sunset Glow
How Did the Saintly Villainess Go Crazy?!
After Breaking Off the Engagement, My Junior Sister Becomes the Strongest Sword Cultivator
After I Transmigrated into a Book, I Won Big by Bargain Hunting in the Cultivation World
A Snowy Plum Blossom in the Vast Blue
I Married the Good-for-Nothing in Your Place, and Now You Blame Me for Stealing Your Fortune?
My Junior Sister Says the Sect Will Go Bankrupt Tomorrow
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The author is truly remarkable; the writing is incredibly delicate, and the details are vividly portrayed. The bond between Zhaoyan, her grandfather, and the villagers is incredibly touching. Her grandfather taught her many valuable lessons, and the small details of their interactions are deeply moving. He raised Zhaoyan exceptionally well. Aunt Li and the villagers also cared for her.
Overall, I really liked it. I liked the female lead's personality, the author's descriptions, and the male lead's personality. However, I felt the transitions were a bit strange and not very obvious, which sometimes led me to read it twice. The first time, I didn't notice the transitions and thought the female lead was the kind of person who was indifferent and didn't trust anyone at first.
It's a super good read; the author's character portrayals are excellent, whether they're minor or major figures. However, I might not be able to stomach the finer details. Sometimes I can understand the female lead's actions, but perhaps because I've read too many wish-fulfillment novels, this kind of novel female lead is a bit hard for me to accept.
Initially, I had no desire to read it after seeing the cover, but I decided to give it a try because I was in a reading slump. So I clicked on it and was immediately hooked, slowly becoming engrossed. Before I knew it, it was past midnight. I especially love the innocent little dog, Xiao Shen, and our heroine, Bao Bao.
Well, unlike the cultivation novels I've read before, this one has a rather refreshing feel to it? It was a bit unexpected. I watched Zhaoyan gradually walk down a path she didn't want to take, watched her go from "not wanting to cultivate" to "cultivating for revenge," watched her transform step by step.
I really like what I read. The young people are impetuous and carefree, looking out for each other. Xiao Zhaoyan is aloof but sometimes very cute (*/∇\*). Wenxi is super adorable around Xiao Zhaoyan!!! So innocent! She blushes easily, hehe (*/∇\*). Who do I love more, Xiao Zhaoyan or Wenxi? I love her ˃̶͈ ꇴ ˂̶͈ !!! This CP is locked in for me!!! ˃ 🖥 ˂ Please write more fanfiction! We readers love it!!! Hehe (*/∇\*) Finally, I wish this book great success!!! 🔥🔥🔥
This is seriously super super super super good!!! I'm totally obsessed with Xiao Zhao and Xiao Shen's romance! I'm totally shipping them!!! It's been so long since I've read such a fresh and exciting cultivation novel. I absolutely love it!!! I hope this story gets better and better! I haven't read a novel in a while, but I accidentally clicked on this one and found the synopsis really appealing.
This is such a wonderful book! I've been suffering from a reading slump lately, and it's so good to have a book like this. The writing feels like a gentle breeze; the characters are portrayed with such clarity and subtlety, especially their emotions. Even Ye and Su, who only lived with Zhao Zhao for a short time, had a wonderful relationship.
It's so good! The interactions between the male and female leads are so sweet. A cold-faced but sensitive little girl versus a pure, shy, and gentle little puppy—it's so sweet! I felt a little sorry for the female lead in the beginning, but after a heavy rain, she became a cultivation fanatic. Chapter 99 is really sweet and captivating! She gazed intently in Zhao Yan's direction.
The first time I saw the male lead, I was struck by his sunny disposition and the female lead's aloofness, which immediately captivated me. I usually finish a book before reading the whole thing, but I made an exception this time! I really loved the premise and enjoyed reading it more and more.