Cultivation: Does My Spiritual Root Want to Eat Me?
修仙：我的灵根要吃我？
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 163k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 8mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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In booklists 8
Qi Refining, Foundation Establishment, Golden Core, Nascent Soul, Deity Transformation, Void Refinement, Body Integration, Great Ascension
I’d like to share my thoughts on cultivation realms. Everyone’s welcome to join the discussion...
Looking for Old-School Cultivation Stories: An Ordinary Mortal Who Works Hard to Cultivate, Not Someone Who Levels Up Every Few Chapters
No extraordinary talent, no System, and no fortuitous opportunities. The protagonist should rely solely on their own abilities, leveling up gradually and becoming a powerful expert in their own right. No leveling up every few chapters! No leveling up every few chapters! No leveling up every few chapters! Repeating this three times because it's important.
I Want a Five-Element Spiritual Root from the Start. How Can You Cultivate Immortality Without All Five Elements?
Looking for a story where the protagonist starts with all five spiritual roots and is a rogue cultivator. No starting out as a useless member of a cultivation family or sect, and no broken-engagement plots. Any great recommendations?
Looking for Traditional Cultivation Novels Where the Protagonist Joins a Sect Normally: No Transmigration, No Rebirth
I’m out of books to read and want a proper, traditional cultivation novel. No transmigration or rebirth, just the usual apprenticeship and joining a sect. I don’t mind whether there’s a couple. I especially want a long, detailed story. Thanks!
Books Featuring Five-Element Spiritual Roots and Self-Created Cultivation Techniques
Mortal-Style Cultivation Novels
Any Stories Like A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality, With a Steady, Ruthless Lone-Wolf Protagonist?
No characters with no common sense, no men who lose their heads over any woman, and no stories where the protagonist puts their own interests above everything else.
Looking for Body Tempering, Physical Strength, and Qi-Blood Training
The protagonist's body is incredibly tough.
Reader comments 2
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It's just okay. I was in a hurry when I entered the sect at the beginning, and the pace was a little fast. But after joining the sect, the rhythm was okay. On the one hand, the protagonist considers external dangers, but also considers internal risks of false spiritual roots. Are you trying to imitate mortal bones? What Goldfinger gives is not bad, it's not brainless, it has pros and cons. I wonder if the author will later write the protagonist in a dark style that swallows the world and eats the world. It feels a bit too vulgar.
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