Survival Through Faith: I Choose the Priest of Rituals
全民信仰求生，我选【仪祭之主】
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 62k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 3d ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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The Protagonist Builds a Faction to Support Himself, Instead of Being Worked to the Bone
Looking for books like The Apocalypse Arrives: The Goddess School Beauty Begs Me to Kill Her.
Everything Feels Formulaic These Days. Can I Get Something with a Fresh Premise?
Stories with a Despairing, Oppressive Worldview Where the Protagonist Doesn’t Get Pushed Around
For example, something like In the Strange World, My Tourists Can Only Be Killed by Me
The Protagonist Is a Deity Who Can Be Worshipped and Summoned
Do something with this.
Strong Self-Learning Skills and Powerful Stats and Mechanics
Looking for stories like A Fire Mage's Guide to Cultivation. Any books with a protagonist who's great at teaching themselves, thinks outside the box, and lives in a world with an expansive setting?
I Hate Stories Where the Protagonist Joins the Authorities. Looking for Freedom, Not a Desk Job
I want some cultivation novels with protagonists who are free-spirited. Strange and uncanny settings are fine too.
Power! The Kind of Power That Fascinates, Excites, and Makes You Tremble
The Myriad Worlds, Lone-Wolf Protagonist, and Not Too Many Cultivation Systems
All of Humanity Is Transported to Another World and Fights to Survive.
Books where all of humanity transmigrates to another world and has to build its own shelter and upgrade its survival fortress.
A Vast World, Supernatural Powers, and a Rich Plot
Looking for books similar to Above the Gray Fog: The Throne of the Mysterious King.
The Protagonist Creates Their Own Cultivation System
The protagonist doesn't follow the usual cultivation system. They start out as a novice, stumble upon a source of energy by chance, and then create their own cultivation path.
Infinite-Flow Stories Where the Protagonist Grows Strong Step by Step Like an Ordinary Player
I don’t like protagonists with overwhelming plot armor. In a lot of infinite-flow novels, the protagonist is a rookie who just entered the game but is already the strongest, crushing all kinds of gods, demons, and monsters. I’m tired of that. I want to see the protagonist enter the game like an ordinary player, starting out terrified and anxious, then gradually growing stronger.
Any Novels with a Pure Mage as the Protagonist? Most Importantly, Nothing Naive or Shallow
Looking for Books With Multiverses and Multiple Cultivation Systems
Looking for books with at least two cultivation systems, a multiverse setting, each universe having its own consciousness, and multiple races.
Any Novels With Unusual Cultivation Systems?
Something like a sequence system, with ranks from Sequence One to Sequence Nine; tech-based cultivation, with brain development from 10% to 100%; onmyoji, Gu practitioners, ninjas, cultivators, superpowered people, mutants, mages... Are there stories with other cultivation systems too?
Stories About the Authority of Gods
Looking for books like "Greek Mythology: The Ocean Goddess". Something involving faith, divinity, and the like.
Looking for Stories Where the Protagonist Founds an Evil God Cult, Like the Mechanical Ascension Cult
Something like Founding the Three Great Sects from the Start, where the protagonist says he's founding a sect but is actually a bit of a bleeding heart. Nothing crazy or evil, please. Novels like Starting Out as a Priest in the World of Cthulhu or I've Equipped a Mysterious Template would be great.
Looking for a Novel with an Obsessive, Cold-Blooded, Ruthless Scientist (or Alchemist) as the Protagonist
Reader comments 1
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It's easy to be uninteresting if you express too much. I obviously wanted to have fun with this book, but it turned out to be a serious essay. In the final analysis, pursuing the cause and effect has harmed me. If the purpose is to write about "the protagonist destroys civilization", wouldn't it be enough to write this in the first chapter? Why should I write about "survival system", "civilization lord" and "dungeon mechanism". Only direct payment is suitable for this place. It must be given directly, don't worry about anything, just give it directly. You have to lose your head, give it directly to the subject, and focus on one interesting point to dig deep into. However, in reality, I live a life that can be seen all the way to the end. When writing an article, should I also write a story that can be seen all the way to the end? So sad. (Mental sit-ups... Here I go again) The main thing is real people urging me to update, which gives me strength.