
Forging Immortality
锻仙
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 801k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 7mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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Classic Fantasy Novel!
I want to see content similar to "Nine Apertures to Enlighten the Way and Become a Saint". Read this book, you'll find something interesting!
I've Read Immortal Gourd, A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality, and Fortune's Gate. Looking for Similar Books
*The Ruins* and *The Strongest Abandoned Son*... I feel like there are no more dark horses in the cultivation world. I'm getting bored 😂
Fantasy, Comedy, and Easygoing Fun!
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Has Anyone Read This Book? I Only Remember Roughly the Plot
The protagonist met the remnant soul of the Empress in the city (she must have been wearing red clothes at the time), fell in love with the Empress on the way to help the Empress reshape her body, and then abandoned the girl who liked him on Earth and went to the world of immortality with the Empress, and then the Empress' former lover was injured.
Reader comments 5
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This is not a traditional "killing monsters and upgrading", but an ingenious feast of cultivation. The author uses the "Tao of Instruments" as the basis to construct a world with strict logic but full of creative beauty - power does not rely on epiphany, but comes from the ultimate understanding of materials, energy structures and the essence of magical instruments. Every growth of the protagonist Lin Ci is accompanied by real improvement of skills and accumulation of resources. The pleasure of "realizing knowledge" and "crushing technology" is solid and advanced. What's even more rare is that the work perfectly combines the craftsman's concentration and pragmatism with the mystery of cultivating immortality. The supporting characters are not stereotyped, and the foreshadowing is like a precision gear that is interlocking. Reading it, one seems to be able to hear the crackling sound of inner fire and see the ancient formations lighting up one after another in front of the eyes. It is a legend of cultivation that is truly written with "craftsmanship".
It is destined to be difficult for mortals to cultivate immortality. The development of the plot is twists and turns, but it is also reasonable. One step is difficult and the other dangerous, leading to the future... The author is able to balance the dullness and passion of mortals cultivating immortality. Every bit of strength is hard-won and there are traces to be found... Come on!
Very nice! In the last days of cultivating immortals, Lin Ci from Qingniu Mountain Town is a loser with no spiritual roots. Others think he has no hope of becoming an immortal. But he has special "craftsmanship". He can make immortal knives by blacksmithing, brew enlightenment wine by making wine, and he has found a different path to heaven by relying on his craftsmanship. The cold Yun Qingci originally came to observe him, but was moved by the way he broke his fate. The story is easy to understand, the counterattack of the good-for-nothing is quite exciting, and the setting of the craftsman cultivating immortality is fresh and easy to understand. The more you read, the more you get hooked!
I have read more than a dozen chapters and I don't want to read anymore. I can't say that the writing is not good. I can only say that I can't understand it. It's not the new power system that I can't understand, but the strength and physique set by the author. As we all know, when everyone reads novels, they will imagine that picture in their mind. Although there are thousands of people with different faces, there is always one picture. To be honest, I have read a lot of novels, at least three or four thousand. But this is the first time I encountered the author's power system. When I read this novel, there was no picture in my mind. It was just a ball of mud. This led to me not knowing what the author was writing or what he was writing. By the way, I suddenly remembered how to describe it. It is a saying that is often written in novels. There is no specific thing that makes you think directly about how strong you are. Anyway, it just makes you feel very strong. The power system of the protagonist is actually vague, so that the reader does not know how strong he is, but he is very strong. This leads to the reader's mind being blank and they can only follow the author. If the author says he is strong, he is strong. If the author says he is weak, he is weak. Readers are not completely incapable of judging. This leads to the fact that after you read one chapter, you feel like you haven't read it. Although I have only read a dozen chapters, this is the feeling. It is completely like a bible. I can't understand it. I really can't understand it. But you can't say that the author's writing is bad, because you don't know what he wrote. How can you judge whether his writing is bad?
A mortal man uses his ingenuity as a fire to defy heaven and change his destiny. The story is exciting and interesting, and the content is ups and downs and gripping. It is a story worth watching.