After the Urban Cow Horse Meets the Yuanshen Little Girl
都市牛马邂逅元神小女孩后
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 144k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Cultivation
- Audience
- Male
- Updated
- 8mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
5Reads
61Chapters
2Listens
145Reads · all time
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In booklists 7
Very Close to Real Life or Adapted from My Own Experience
Is there any kind of novel that is very well written and almost completely similar to reality?
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It Is Realistic and Feasible for Real People to Cultivate Immortality
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I'm Looking for a Modern Book on Immortality That Doesn't Have Too Cliche Plots.
For example: the protagonist is an ancient cultivator, who declares himself at the end of the world. He comes to modern times and wakes up due to the revival of spiritual energy. He regains the power of the immortal sect. Jie Jie Jie~ The former master of this planet is back.
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Seeking Pure Urban Cultivation
System, I don't want national luck or anything like that, I want to rebuild it, I don't want any strength that has been refining Qi, building a foundation that doesn't move (already), multiple planes, I beg you.
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Novel About Cultivating Truth from Scratch in the City
Novel about cultivating truth from scratch in the city
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Seeking Modern Chinese Cultivation, the Cultivation Details Are Rich and Closer to Real Life
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I Want to Read a Novel About Urban Immortality, Where the Male Character Is Kind and Surrounded by Beautiful Women.
I want to watch content similar to "I Have a Fairy Mountain in the Countryside".
5.2kViews51Books7moUpdated
The space of thoughts slowly unfolds like a magical picture scroll. Gripping and fascinating!
The space is novel, the story is novel, the male protagonist is honest, honest and upright. People with a character like a cow horse in the city are really rare. After cultivating immortality, I hope to have a different performance. The meaning is still unfinished, and I look forward to the author's follow-up chapters. How did Lei Weiran finally succeed in cultivating and kill everyone, and stand at the top?
It is more calm than a novel that explodes at the beginning. I am looking forward to what kind of trials an upright and kind-hearted ordinary editor will encounter after practicing.
The ordinary life and the strangeness of cultivation are intertwined and go on at the same time. When I read it, I seemed to be in and out of it. It is said to be fantasy, but it also seems to be true. Xiaoqi makes people want to stop.