Rebirth of the Immortal Emperor: Yi Tian in the Mundane World

Qi Refining, Foundation Building, Golden Elixir, Yuanying, Out of Body, Spirit Transformation, Integration, Mahayana

Overcoming Tribulation, Human Immortal, Earth Immortal, Heavenly Immortal, True Immortal, Mysterious Immortal, Golden Immortal, Daluo Golden Immortal, Immortal King, Immortal Lord, Immortal Emperor

Earth→cultivation World→fairy World→god Realm

Cultivator

In Qiu City, You Are the Only One Who Can Cultivate Immortality, and Everyone Else Is Just a Mortal.

Urban Cultivation of Immortality Qi Training-Foundation Building-Golden Pill-Nascent Soul-Transformation into God-Combining-Mahayana-Duration

Is there a book where the protagonist is tied up to a mountain at the beginning, practices hard for several or ten years, and becomes invincible when he comes down?

Urban Cultivation, Decisive Killing, No Nonsense, Fast-Paced and Enjoyable Writing.

Secretly Cultivating in Urban Life, Not Even Knowing That the Protagonist Is a Cultivator.

Are There Any Fresher Novels About Urban Immortality?

Looking for a Book About Cultivating Immortality in the City, and Then Going to the World of Cultivation, the World of Immortality, and the World of Gods,

Looking for a book about cultivating immortals in the city, then to the world of cultivation, the world of immortals, the world of gods, and finally becoming the master of the universe.

Urban Cultivation, Don't Go Down the Mountain to Treat Illnesses, Don't Want Your Fiancée CEO

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.

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.

Urban Cultivation Doesn't Want Those Kind of Pretentious and Slap-In-The-Face Articles, It's Too Tiring to Read.

It needs to be easy to read, the number of words is large (more than 500,000 is enough), and the genre doesn't matter.