
The Way of the Cautious: A Pocket-Sized Paradise
苟道流,随身一个洞天福地
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 274k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 11mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Explore more →Funny, Laid-Back Stories with a Death-Fearing, Cautious Protagonist, and a High Rating
Something like The Ming Dynasty's Number One Spoiled Brat.
I Hate Stories Where the Protagonist Joins the Authorities. Looking for Freedom, Not a Desk Job
I want some cultivation novels with protagonists who are free-spirited. Strange and uncanny settings are fine too.
Cultivation Novels Rated 9+, From Foundation Establishment to Nascent Soul, No Romance
Pure Cultivation, Alchemy, and Pocket Dimensions: All Welcome, as Long as the Writing Is Moving
I want a cultivation story that progresses step by step from Qi Refining to Foundation Establishment to Golden Core.
Looking for a Cautious, Hypercompetitive Cultivation Novel
I'd like books similar to *After My Luck Was Stolen, I Lay Low and Became a God in the Cultivation World*. I want a smart protagonist who's no saint, knows how to keep a low profile, and plans before acting. No immortality-grinding or invincible-protagonist stories.
Cautious Cultivation and a Hundred Crafting Arts, No Female Lead
Looking for books similar to *The Long-Lived Immortal Turtle: I Take My Island and Wander the Cultivation World*.
Looking for Cultivation Novels: Starting Out in a Market, Practicing Alchemy and Drawing Talismans, and Growing Steadily
Looking for books similar to A Mortal's Path to Immortality: From the Start, I Only Have One Attribute Panel.
The Protagonist Has a Personal Space Where They Can Build Structures and Live
Preferably set in a post-apocalyptic world
Cultivation! Farming! Laying Low! A Brainy Protagonist!
Looking for books similar to *As an Insect Cultivator, It's Only Natural for My Spirit Insects to Be a Little Overpowered (Supreme Insect Immortal)*.
A Farming Story About a Spirit Plant Cultivator
Recommend Some Down-to-Earth Cultivation Novels. I've Been Reading for Ten Years
Any Farming Stories Focused on Raising Livestock and Growing Crops?
Must be complete.
Give Me a Dozen Novels With No Female Leads and No Romance
Honestly, books like this are so hard to find these days. Please, please, someone help a reader out!
Space and Cultivation, with Spirit Bees and Spirit Sheep Raised in the Space
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Finance, the Internet, Investing, and Startups Around the Year 2000
A reborn entrepreneur and investment story. The characters need to be smart! I don’t want romance to be the main plot!
Looking for True Survivalist Cultivation Novels
No bait-and-switch stories that promise one thing and deliver another.
Novels About Cultivating Immortality, Opening Up a Heavenly Grotto or Blessed Land, and Absorbing Spiritual Energy from the Void
Stories about growing from weak to strong and developing a blessed paradise
The Protagonist Is a Cunning, Cautious Schemer Who Keeps His Cultivation Hidden
No protagonist who's a good-for-nothing from the start, secretly sabotaging people, and then carefully scattering the bodies to cover it up.
A Cautious but Fearless Protagonist Who Kills Decisively and Hides His Strength. No Heroine, No Flirting, Fantasy Setting
Looking for books similar to *I, Starting Immortal Cultivation with the Basic Qi Refining Art*.
Farming, Brewing Wine, and Growing Medicinal Herbs
Looking for Cautious Cultivation Novels. Stop Recommending Random Books
No Romance, Ruthless Protagonist, No Love for Any Goddess, Draws His Blade, Natural God. Please!
A blade cleaves through the darkness, one slash cleaves through the light. Nothing grows wherever it passes! Anyone who won't listen gets one swing of the blade, and all life is destroyed!
Qi Refining, Foundation Establishment, Violet Palace, Golden Core, Spatial Storage, Farming, Alchemy, Cultivation
I'd like books similar to Mortal Cultivation: The Immortal Fate of the Violet Mansion.
Looking for a Low-Profile Path to Immortality Story. No Meddling or Taking Disciples, and No Harem. Just Keep Your Head Down
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Not bad. The protagonist knows how to develop in a low-key manner. The first and second fights are very immature, and he also has the fighting ideas of a game mage. Has he not grown up yet? [Laughter] [Chigua] After reading your revised book introduction, I roughly understand your outline. Come on! I also want to see what your understanding is of the world of cultivating immortals.
Not bad, but the role of the apprentice is a little lacking, and it will take a long time to break through the golden elixir. I can't wait.
Well written, the question type is OK
[Laughs] You can only pamper your own works!
The system has left, what will the protagonist do?
Come on, come on, come on
Very rigorous and smooth
Looks pretty good
A very nice book
Fast paced and well written