
There Are Immortals in the Southern Song
南宋有仙人
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 6mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- 我,历史唯一仙!Alternate title on Fanqie
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Give the People of Ancient Times a Taste of the Shock and Awe of Cultivation
More familiar titles like Empresses in the Palace and Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace, where they become immortals in those worlds.
A Man Who Is the Only One with Magic in Ancient Times, Mistaken for a God as He Roams the World
Looking for Something With the Feel of The Fate of the Chessmaster
I like calm, straightforward stories. No mindless plots or wish fulfillment. Something with the feel of "The Edge of Dawn".
Feels Like There Haven't Been Any Masterpieces in Invincible-Protagonist Novels Lately
The Protagonist Is the Only One Who Cultivates Immortality; Everyone Else Is Ordinary
Looking for Stories Like Lan Ke Qi Yuan, or About a Master Traveling Through the Mortal World
Nothing mindless, please. Something like The Chess of Rotten Persimmons, where the protagonist travels through the mortal world and witnesses its joys and sorrows, as well as birth, aging, sickness, and death.
Immortality Stories: If It’s Not Good, You Can Come After Me
Are There Stories Set in Ancient Times Where the Protagonist Is Invincible and Knows Immortal Arts While Everyone Else Is Mortal?
Something set in the Tang dynasty or somewhere similar, where the protagonist can use magic but everyone else in the book is an ordinary person, with no internal energy or anything like that.
Novels Where the Protagonist Is the Only One With Magic in Ancient Times and Is Mistaken for a God Among Mortals
I’m looking for a story where the protagonist is the only one with supernatural powers, and people in an ancient setting or another world mistake them for a deity. The protagonist should be the sole supernatural being and get to show off a lot. The logic should be sound and the writing smooth. The prose just needs to be decent.
Like A Requiem for the Past: Immortal Vibes, Invincible or Nearly Invincible, Wandering the Mortal World, No Female Lead
If it's not an invincible or near-invincible protagonist story, a fast-paced one is fine too. Preferably over 200,000 characters. If there aren't any, don't force recommendations. Thanks, fellow cultivators.
Any Stories About Becoming a Deity or Pretending to Be One in Ancient Times?
Looking for books similar to "Late Song: The Divine Strategist Emperor".
Looking for Immortality Novels: No Saintly Male Leads or Eunuchs, and the Female Lead Is Fished Out of the River of Time
Looking for books similar to I'm Going to Live Forever Anyway, So Do as You Please.
Any Ancient Cultivation Novels Where People in the Mortal World Believe the Protagonist Is a True Immortal?
Please recommend novels similar to The Go Game of Rotten Persimmons
The Definitive Immortal-Lifespan Novel
Looking for books like "The System Grants Me Immortality, and I'll Eventually Become Invincible".
Creating Cultivation Techniques in a Martial Arts World
For example, everyone else practices martial arts while the protagonist cultivates immortality.
Looking for Immortal, Ethereal Vibes, Like The Fate of the Chessboard and A Long Life of Immortal Wandering
Since The Weiqi of Legends, No Immortality Novel Has Reached the Peak
Looking for Cultivation Stories Like The Fate of the Reborn: Peaceful Cultivation, No Fighting or Scrambling
A Carefree Immortal in the Mortal World, Wandering the Earth
Any stories where the protagonist is absolutely invincible but lives hidden among ordinary people?
No More Historical Sky Screens, They Get Old Fast
Any stories with videos on a sky screen showing modern times, featuring ancestors from the 80s, 90s, or 2000s?
Please Recommend Historical Cultivation Novels
Please recommend ancient-era cultivation novels with a reborn or transmigrated protagonist, spirit pets or spirit plants, and artifact crafting, alchemy, formations, or talismans. No angst!
Reader comments 30
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This book has been so exciting that I have lost half of my hair. I have been imagining the plot and thinking about the words every day. From the first chapter to now, five chapters and more than 10,000 words have been updated every day. Isn't it easy? When I reached 110,000 words, I found that my data was good, so I clicked on the recommendation. Maybe I made the recommendation too late, and missed the 100,000-word traffic pool perfectly. The data during the verification period was improving, but the debut was not ideal. Fortunately, it has become more active now, with nearly a thousand followers, and everyone's comments are also very active. The book reviews are all giving me good reviews and encouragement! Currently, there are more than 200,000 manuscripts saved. You are sincere to me, and I will not treat you badly. This month, I will still update 10,000 words every day! Come on together 😊! Super interesting plot
A good ancient novel about cultivating immortals. The "natives" of the Song Dynasty accidentally obtained a doctor's plug-in from another world, and combined with ancient Chinese medicine to find their own path. First, the author likes to describe the seasons at the beginning of each chapter. Second, before I traveled, I liked to write about playing the piano under the moon. Third, some medicinal materials are not written accurately. Fourth, the married woman actually calls the protagonist brother or little brother. (It doesn't matter whether you call him a doctor or a doctor. People who read this will just shake their heads.) The writing was quite good when I was traveling, and it really reflects the saying that the prosperity of the people is suffering, and the destruction of the people is suffering. The description of Jin Dan is too weak, it feels like the foundation building stage. It doesn't have the power of the golden elixir (to save a drowning child, it consumes the essence and turns pale)
The protagonist should not be limited to one person's enlightenment. You must understand the principle of "letting a hundred flowers bloom". The protagonist becomes a Taoist through medicine, and others may also have a chance to become enlightened. If you can grasp the degree of "letting a hundred flowers bloom", this book will be very exciting.
Although there is no rating yet, the writing of this book is indeed good, and the writing style is delicate. Although there is nothing particularly outstanding, it is better because of the long flow of water. It can be regarded as a good food and grass. You can read it with confidence. There are no particularly big surprises at the moment. I hope the author can continue to work hard [punch out][punch out][punch out]
The writing style is excellent, reading it is like watching a mountain and drinking tea, giving people a sense of tranquility like the spring breeze and rain. The word count is at least 9 points or above. Come on, author, keep this state, and work faster 🤔
If you are impatient, just ignore the first volume and read directly from the second volume, absolutely no problem! After reading the first volume, I almost rented a shop and planned to open a traditional Chinese medicine shop. But when I couldn't hold on any longer, I gave up. However, I finally read the second volume, and I can still read it again! Good! Not bad, the later stages are being laid out faster and faster! This Xiao Yun repeatedly launches sneak attacks to kill the protagonist. How could the author always write like this? It doesn't make sense! If a person always wants to kill you, and he always plays tricks on you, if you find an opportunity, don't kill him, and save him to come and mess with you next time? It's too far-fetched. Why
The author's writing style is good, Huang Persimmon is a rare good book 😄❤️ No matter what others say, I really like to watch this type of movie. Thank you for your hard work, author Baobao ❤️
The artistic conception is far-reaching, the style is good, and the writing style is elegant. However, in a place like Tomato, which is full of fast food and cool articles, it is not surprising that it is not popular.
It's beautiful, much better than ordinary novels.
Not bad, somewhat similar to Lanke Qiyuan, quite nice.