I Became an Immortal by Stealing and Stealing
偷着偷着我成仙了
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- Urban Cultivation
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Earth → Cultivation Realm → Immortal Realm → Divine Realm
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Any New Books? Anything Between 10,000 and 200,000 Words!
New authors, feel free to showcase your books here. Any genre is welcome.
Any Urban Cultivation Novels?
Any Modern Urban Cultivation Novels?
Simple urban cultivation life, with a bit of unconventional cultivation technology would be fine too. I don't want any ancient martial arts families showing off and face-slapping people, nor do I want spiritual qi revival at the end, with every kind of monster and supernatural being appearing
Modern Urban Cultivation Novels
Are there any completed urban cultivation novels with over 2,000 chapters?
Urban Cultivation Stories Where the Protagonist Keeps to Themself and Doesn't Get Involved in Other People's Business
Urban cultivation where the protagonist minds his own business! Read the request carefully. No brainless recommendations.
Looking for a Modern Cultivation Novel Without Overused Plotlines
For example, the protagonist is an ancient cultivator who seals himself away when the Dharma-ending Age arrives. He awakens in modern times during the spiritual qi revival and restores the might of the immortal sect. Heh heh heh, the former ruler of this planet has returned.
Starry Skies, Sci-Fi, Superhuman Martial Arts, Brainy Power Fantasy, Angst, No Invincibility
I'm looking for books like *You Haven't Even Graduated High School, How Are You Already a Grandmaster? (Starry Sky Martial Saint)*. Are there any Tomato Novel stories similar to the ones by Wo Chi Xi Hong Shi?
Urban Cultivation, No Mass Awakening, No Spiritual Qi Revival, Just Straight-Up Cultivation
There should be hidden sects, clans, and dedicated organizations that oversee them at the national level. The protagonist shouldn’t be a student.
The Pinnacle of Urban Cultivation Novels on Tomato
Please, I Want a Funny Cultivation Novel, Ideally One That'll Make Me Laugh Myself to Death in Bed
Cultivation Realm → Immortal Realm → Divine Realm → Origin Realm → Primordial Realm → Great Hongmeng World
Share any books you've read that you think are amazing, so we can all compare and admire how powerful or weak each character is. Are they Sages, Great Emperors, Immortal Kings, Immortal Emperors, Golden Immortals of Primordial Chaos, Grand Golden Immortals of the Supreme Ultimate, or Grand Golden Immortals of Limitless Chaos?
I’m So Disappointed in Urban Cultivation Novels!
99.9% of urban cultivation novels follow the same formula: an Immortal Emperor (or Immortal Venerable) returns to Earth, and from the start, runs into a classmate who mocks him and invites him to a reunion. He shows off and face-slaps everyone at the reunion, then meets an old man from a powerful family who asks him to treat an illness.
Looking for High-Quality Urban Cultivation Novels
I’d like a story about a protagonist who quietly cultivates in a modern city, gradually revealing their strength. Something with a vibe like *Cultivation Chat Group*, with humor mixed into everyday life and a relaxed pace. The protagonist should be smart.
Urban Cultivation
Cultivation starts in the city and eventually leads to ascension to the immortal realm.
Long Urban Cultivation Novels With No System
Looking for books similar to Now That We're Cultivators, Who's Afraid of Getting Divorced?! Urban cultivation novels that start in the city and later move to the cultivation and immortal realms. The longer, the better.
The Starry Sky, Martial Arts, and Power Fantasies, Maybe with Cosmic Rankings Like in Yanzong's Novels
Modern Cultivation, Immortality, and Godhood
Hongmeng spiritual energy, purple poison, and a teleportation array in the pocket dimension.
Urban Cultivation Has No Masterpieces Anymore. Debate Me.
Your Number One Modern Cultivation Novel
Looking for books like *Reborn as the Urban Immortal Venerable*.
Urban Fantasy and Modern Cultivation: Is This Genre Dead?
Lately I can’t find any good male-oriented urban fantasy or modern cultivation novels. Don’t bother recommending filler that isn’t worth reading.
Urban Cultivation Isn’t Interesting Beyond Chen Beixuan and Qin Changqing
Urban Cultivation Novels That Are Satisfying, Move at a Good Pace, and Keep Getting Better
Looking for books similar to Disciple, Head Down the Mountain and Make the World Tremble.
Any Urban Cultivation Novels Rated 9.5 or Higher with Smart Leads?
I’m out of books. Help, urgently!
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The most rare thing about this novel is that the protagonist has a bottom line and is sober enough. Li Qingchen always kept in mind his grandfather's advice. Even if he is stigmatized and his life is ruined, he will only seek revenge against his enemies who framed him. He will focus on collecting evidence of the other party's crimes and will not be greedy for money or indiscriminately hurt innocent people. The characters are vivid and real, including the confusion after being released from prison, the determination to seek justice, the accident of touching the thread of cultivating immortals, the emotional changes are natural, there is no forced cheating, the details are full, and the more you read, the more interesting it becomes.
There are no deliberately entertaining plots. The protagonist remembers his grandfather's instructions and takes revenge only to seek justice. The details of sneaking into the evidence collection are real and tense. The ancestral skills and the line of cultivating immortality are just right, and the sense of substitution is strong.
The growth line of a fairy novel is very important. The world view of this movie is very good. The protagonist never loses himself on the road to revenge. He maintains a kind background and has very positive values. This is what I like.
The author clearly understands the essence of "contrast cuteness" and "imaginative flow". Every action of the protagonist is like a well-planned art performance. The plot is full of comedic battles of wits, which greatly relieves the heavy and oppressive upgrade pressure of traditional immortality novels, and turns reading into a relaxing and enjoyable intellectual game.
In the beginning, the male protagonist was unjustly imprisoned and was released from prison. He successfully took revenge. Because of his ancestral stolen skills, he got the ancestral skills by chance and stepped into the cultivation of immortality to become a strong man. It is refreshing to watch. Highly recommended.
It's a very novel setting, a type I've never seen before, and it's also very interesting.
There is no bitter cultivation, only the joy of "picking up wool" along the way. The protagonist uses the most wild way to cultivate immortality and cause trouble in the city. It has a lot of laughs and a brisk rhythm. After watching it, I feel better.
This book understands the essence of contrasting cuteness and imaginative flow, and uses comedy and wit to resolve the pressure of cultivating immortality, making the reading experience relaxing and enjoyable. It is even rarer to have a clear inner core: everything depends on human effort and the heart follows one's own actions, which is the best practice.
It's really not a loss! I read dozens of chapters in one go! It was very enjoyable and decompressing, the plot was novel, the writing was delicate and smooth, which made me feel deeply involved, and the rhythm was quite tight, without any lag, which was very good.
Well written, this book stuck with me. The main thing is to introduce the ins and outs of things without trembling, without getting into the character's heart in a lengthy discussion. It is clear at a glance that the subject matter is also a new one for me. Good.