
The Dead Cultivate Immortality
死人修仙
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 931k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 6mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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The Darkest of Dark Stories: Don’t Come If You Have Any Limits
No saintly do-gooders, no System, and no moral boundaries. The protagonist should be willing to kill people who have nothing to do with them for their own benefit.
Real Cultivation! Cruel and Dark, with Characters Who Stop at Nothing to Achieve Their Goals!
Looking for books like The Old Snake’s Tale of Cultivation (The Old Snake’s Tale of Cultivation!).
Poor People Cultivating Immortality
From a nobody to a being whom gods, Buddhas, and demons all kneel before. What on earth did they go through...?
Lovecraftian Horror at Its Most Extreme: Despairing Yet Exhilarating
I desperately need some books about the Cthulhu Mythos. I have already become obsessed with Cthulhu. My lord, bestow upon me some books about you, my lord!
Has Fantasy Fallen into Decline?
Looking for books like The Abyss.
Looking for a Cultivation Novel With No Moral Limits, Where the Protagonist Will Stop at Nothing to Live Forever
A Traditional Fantasy Novel Full of Positive Energy
Looking for books like *The Venerable One of the Great Void*. A boy with a mixed spiritual root carries the righteous mission on his shoulders, rises against all odds, and eventually attains the Great Dao.
This Is So Good, I Had to Recommend It to You Tonight
Looking for something like I Became Queen in the Three Kingdoms. It was so good, I had to recommend it to you right away!
Weekend Book Recommendations, Nonstop
Looking for books similar to *The Path to Immortality: A Guide to Awakening Through the Human World (Classified: The Record of Lingtian)*.
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Another masterpiece after Jiang Chu. I hope Sanshao Zhi will not notice this book [shy] "I admire three spoons" "I don't know what the three ghosts of the Huang family are" "Don't add three tablespoons of sugar, you will die🐴" "Talk to My Driftwood" "What if Lian Shang is still Xiao Chunu"
It's quite interesting and a very novel theme. The protagonist can change into other people's bodies and become stronger through continuous absorption. However, when the protagonist becomes more and more powerful, swallows more and more bodies, and his memories become more and more complicated, is Jiang Bai really still Jiang Bai? [Think]
The first book review is here! [Learned] the interesting and spooky fairy style, which is much trickier and more interesting than the previous setting. But be careful about Shen He. Author [face covering] Come on [attention]
I took a brief look at it, and to be honest, I was actually a little disappointed, but I still gave it five stars. 1 Social environment: The world setting is just ordinary, not as stunning as the previous book. The setting of the previous book was really amazing (unfortunately, it was restrained later). As soon as this setting came out, this book was destined to be depressing and dark. 2. Character golden finger: changing body. This is the only setting that allows this book to be related to darkness, but it is not depressing, and it is a bit cool. 3. Character: It may be because the protagonist is growing up in the early stage. The protagonist is kind-hearted and attaches great importance to love and justice. And judging from the current performance, the protagonist's character is not as good as Jiang Chu's. He lacks Jiang Chu's tricks and speculation on people's hearts. In the last book, I think the series of intrigues and intrigues in the White Lotus Sect are one of the highlights of this book. The author's writing style is also very unique. 4. Supporting character creation: Compared with the previous book, it may be because the length is still shorter and a bit thin. Unlike the previous book, the supporting characters and villains have created a depressing atmosphere for the protagonist in the social environment. The protagonist has been working hard for survival. It can be said that he is surviving in the cracks. When the reader is introduced to the protagonist, he can also feel this sense of urgency, but this book is really a bit more refreshing.
Changing skin and identity is similar to the early stage of the previous book, but it is very interesting. I look forward to it.
It's a good read and a very enjoyable book. I haven't looked forward to the update of a book so much in a long time. I hope the author will polish the setting and plot, so that it won't be bad like the last book since leaving the Human Emperor City. But from now on, there are no bad points. I hope the author can keep going and this book will become popular. This book uses a bit too much rhetoric, but it was really enjoyable to read.
After reading a few chapters, I don't feel as shocked as the weird cultivating immortality in the early part of the previous book. The author's writing style is much more restrained, but it may be because there are fewer chapters at this stage. In short, it's not bad. I hope the author will work hard.
It's quite interesting, but another book whose main character is named Jiang Chu is also written by the same author. Why was it removed from the shelves?
Another excellent work after the previous one [Love]
Support me, I feel like the author has been taken away from me, the style of painting has become much more restrained, the last book ended in a hurry, and a lot of content was changed, it doesn't have that flavor anymore, it was late in the last book