
From a Stone Demon in Liaozhai to Immortal Enlightenment
从聊斋石妖开始得道成仙
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 386k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 3mo ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Nothing on the Recommendation Lists Appeals to Me. Quickly Give Me Your Favorite Highly Rated Books!
I just want books in the categories listed below!
Qi Refining, Foundation Establishment, Golden Core... Earth, the Cultivation World, the Immortal Realm, the Divine Realm
Reborn, alchemy.
Recommend Strange Tales, Especially Stories With a Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio Vibe and Ghosts or Monsters
Looking for Stories Like Xuanjian Xianzu
Are there any cultivation stories like Xuan Jian, with an early holy sage and demonic sect kind of setup? The writing can be a little rough. I'm mainly looking for similar worldbuilding.
Looking for Books Like Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio and Manual of Hundred Demons, I'm Out of Books to Read
The Protagonist Deduces Techniques, Refines the Cultivation System, and Develops Methods to Protect the Dao
For example, perfecting chakra cultivation methods and immortal arts in Naruto, creating self-condensing spirit-ring and spirit-bone techniques in Douluo, improving pill formulas, formation diagrams, talisman papers, and artifact-refining secrets in cultivation worlds, and improving qi cultivation methods in Battle Through the Heavens...
Stories Set in the World of the Strange Tales of Liaozhai TV Series, Preferably Featuring Xin Shisi
Books Like The Weiqi of the Fallen Kie
Anything except Immortal Journey of Longevity.
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You can create clones (since you're just stone anyway), and then those clones can fuse with human skeletons. You can then gain experience from human cultivation.
The writing is excellent. Although it uses the framework of Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio, much of the plot is newly constructed by the author. The only drawback is that the novel reads like an outline, emphasizing important plot points while glossing over less important ones.
It suits my taste, I can take a look.
Although it's been edited with AI, you can tell the author put a lot of effort into it. And the writing is quite good; it's rare to see someone write about Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio. I'll give it my support. Written in a traditional classical style, with good writing skills. I've read 60 chapters so far and would give it 5 stars.
Whether a book is good or not, you have to read it yourself. It blends the mythological systems of Journey to the West and Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio, and each character has their own life story, making it a true ensemble piece.
It's alright, it suits my taste quite well.
Not bad, a combination of Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio and Journey to the West. Go go go!
With its delicate writing, sincere emotions, and well-developed characters, this is truly a masterpiece.
Give myself a five-star review 😢
Okay, okay, okay!