
Exiled from the Start, I Turned Around and Handed Myself Over to the Nation
开局被流放,反手上交国家
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 102k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 10mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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In booklists 7
Cultivation Blended with Technology
I want something that combines cultivation spells with technology. No stories where technology just steamrolls the cultivation world. Those are annoying.
I Turned In My Cheat Ability, and the Nation Took Me to the Top
Looking for books like "I Turned In My System! The Country Nuked It!" One person working hard is still no match for lying flat and letting the country smooth the way for me.
Looking for Travel Between Two Worlds: Cultivation in the Other World, No Beef-Eating in the Modern World
I’m looking for books similar to The Goddesses Are All Losing It So I Can Achieve Sacred Dual Cultivation.
Any Novels About Working With the Government?
Are there any stories where the protagonist works with the government to develop another world and show off together?
Pure Wish-Fulfillment Stories That Hand Everything Over to the State
I'd like to read something like Livestreaming Tickets to Another World: Billionaires Around the World Go Crazy. I'm looking for books like this, a fun ride all the way through, pure wish fulfillment!
Strengthen the Nation, Then Hand Everything Over to the State
Looking for books similar to "Lie Flat! I Hand It Over to the State So I Can Lie Flat Better!". A game turns into reality, with another dimension involved; the protagonist hands everything over to the state and can summon all kinds of strange beasts.
System, Reporting It to the State, Transmigrating Across Worlds, and Something Fresh and Original
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Especially beautiful. After reading it, I found that it was not written randomly. The relationship between cultivating immortality and modern technology is very complex and delicate. When modern technology successfully deconstructs the civilization of cultivating immortals, and when the author talks nonsense, this book sets a gold standard for us in constructing history. This is an insurmountable milestone in the world of conception, and it will bring us a feast of madness. In short, they are a pair of fateful mandarin ducks.
This ending is truly a stroke of genius. It makes people forget to read it, and whoever sees it knows it. Whoever reads is happy.