
After Transmigrating as a Servant, I Used Algorithms to Cultivate Immortality
穿越成杂役后,我用算法改修仙
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 535k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Looking for Books by Authors Who've Lost Their Traffic and Can't Keep Writing, and Are About to Quit
Looking for a book like *I Came from the Wasteland*. Any kind of book is fine. I don’t want to miss any gems that had to stop because they weren’t getting enough readers.
The Protagonist Is a Cultivator Who Travels to the World of Cultivating Immortals and Applies Modern Things to Cultivating Immortals.
It is to take the functions of furniture in modern life and use things from the world of immortality to create tools with the same functions. And make people's lives more convenient.
Cultivation Blended with Technology
I want something that combines cultivation spells with technology. No stories where technology just steamrolls the cultivation world. Those are annoying.
Alchemy, Artifact Refining, Formations, Spatial Powers, and Heaven-Defying Martial Arts
Looking for Stories Where the Protagonist's Familiars Are Insects or Plants
Protagonists Who Specialize in Formations or Artifact Refining, Preferably Rated 9 or Higher
Traditional cultivation novels, fantasy.
Hacker Novels About Building a Supercomputer or Evolving One Inside the Protagonist
I’ve Read for 10,000 Hours and I’m a Seasoned Bookworm. Recommend Me Something 🥰
Looking for something like *I Have an Immortal Mountain in the Countryside*. I’ve been reading for 10,000 hours and consider myself a seasoned bookworm. Please recommend the two books you love most!
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The author's writing is very good. I was surprised by the title at the beginning. After listening to it for a few hours, I felt it was not enough. In the end, I couldn't help but click in and found that the writing became more and more exciting. I really wanted to read it.
New books, new writers, new works, please protect me