An Ordinary Path to Immortality
平凡的修仙之路
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.8M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 1d ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
In booklists 4
Looking for Stories With a Similar Approach to A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality
After finishing A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality, other cultivation novels feel a bit too contrived. It's easy to guess where the plot is going: the protagonist meets a powerful foe and either 1) hides his true abilities, 2) turns the tables just before dying, 3) lets his enemies fight each other and then swoops in to reap the rewards, or 4) gets taken on as a disciple by some old man. Orz
Cultivation, Puppets, and Marketplace Life: Ideally, All Three
The protagonist should preferably be cautious. As long as the author's writing has some attention to detail and is readable, I do not have high expectations.
Independent Cultivators Who Practice Immortality Without Joining a Sect
Mortal Cultivation Fanfiction
Looking for books similar to Ordinary People Cultivate Immortality Through Plunder. There are already so few fan fiction stories about ordinary people, and they are hard to find. Putting them together would make things “convenient.”
Reader comments 36
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It's obvious that handing over the elixir to avoid trouble has caused such trouble. Isn't it a good idea to exchange the elixir for spiritual stones and relationships? Is it because you know you are the protagonist, so you are not afraid? There are no good articles in Tomato, and writing is not easy
It's okay, not that cliche, and many plots are quite detailed.
It's very good. I hope there won't be any more female leads. Friends can have
The writing and plot are very good. There is no such thing as a masterpiece with a female protagonist. Come on, author!
May I ask why you didn't kill your enemy Zhou Qingyuan? Isn't this a very poisonous point?
I feel like the writing is pretty good. However, as some readers have said in their comments, it is just a flaw and lacks excitement. Sure enough, one of the characteristics of Tomato readers is that they want to have fun.
The writing is pretty good, at least it's not poisonous.
Very good-looking mortal
It's well written, not a running account. It's a work that I put my heart into
A true reflection of the difficulties faced by casual cultivators and cultivators at the bottom level