[Taste carefully] You can increase your cultivation level by sleeping. Once you sleep, you will be a thousand years old. When you wake up, things are different. [Salute] The perception of Lan Ke, and the taste of Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio [Punch] There are more daily depictions, and the rhythm is steady and slow.
Found a treasure! These books bring out the "immortal fireworks" in "Lan Ke Qi Yuan" ✨ Who knows! After reading the setting in "Lan Ke Qi Yuan" that "the chessboard moves to enlighten the common people, and the path to immortality is also full of fireworks", I was really impressed - cultivating immortality should not be a cold upgrade of overcoming tribulations, but "the Tao is in the rubble" from a mortal perspective! I picked up these 8 treasures during the book shortage, which directly cured my "Lan Ke withdrawal reaction" 👇 📚 1. "Disciple, are you really a cultivator?" (9.1 Points | Fantasy Fairy Tale) Core resonance: The "down-to-earth atmosphere of cultivating immortals" in the contrast between master and apprentice. While the apprentice practices hard with the obsession of "transforming into immortality", the master is studying "how to temper the body with snacks in the mortal world" - the mudslide master and apprentice in the world of immortal cultivation, practice meditation as a sense of déjà vu in the market! Before the duel between immortals, there is an argument about whether sugar and oil cakes should be paired with spiritual tea. Even the tribulation has to be considered as the day in the lunar calendar that is "suitable for ascension"... Lan Ke's sense of sight: the pyrotechnic energy in the immortal journey is more powerful than the spiritual energy. From the perspective of a mortal cultivator, even the tribulation has a sense of "living life"! 📚 2. "The Immortal Journey" (9.0 Points | Eastern Fantasy) Core resonance: "Human Observer" on the road to immortality The protagonist fails to escape the tribulation and falls into the mortal world, but discovers that the true meaning of "immortality" is hidden in the market: the words of the vegetable seller are the avenue, and the laughter of the children chasing butterflies is the intention of the sword... He is no longer obsessed with "shattering the void". Instead, while writing family letters to mortals, repairing waterwheels, and mediating neighborhood disputes, he understands that "immortal magic is supposed to save people." Lan Ke's sense of sight: Like Lan Ke's "Earthly Fireworks Outside the Chessboard", the fairy is no longer a symbol from above, but an observer squatting on the street listening to the story. 📚 3. "I became a saint by burning corpses" (9.3 Points | suspenseful imagination) Core resonance: "cultivation and salvation" in dark professions The protagonist disguises himself as a corpse cremator in a funeral parlor, only to discover that each corpse hides a "supernatural secret": the corpse struck by lightning contains the residual rhyme of thunder, and the ashes of the deceased in an unresolved case are haunted by resentful souls... While he burns corpses to learn the immortality method, he uses the perspective of a corpse cremator to solve unresolved cases and save the souls of the dead, using "death" as the key to cultivating immortality. Lan Ke's sense of sight: It has the same purpose as Lan Ke's "Peering into the Secret of Chess". It starts from the most down-to-earth profession and writes a sense of saving the world in the gloomy corpse crematorium. 📚 4. "The Black Law of the Taoist Sect, I want to control the six holes of soldiers and horses!" (9.3 Points | Fantasy Fairy) Core resonance: "Fireworks Breakout" under the rules of Taoism. The protagonist holds the "Nine Springs Order" to control the Yin soldiers, but he is always troubled by "should mortals be protected by immortal magic": Should Yin soldiers be used to make rain during drought? Should a mortal seek to have a child by violating the laws of reincarnation? He jumped repeatedly in the "iron law of Taoism" and "human empathy", and wrote the cold Yinsi Yamen into the most humane cultivation field. Lan Ke's sense of sight: Like Lan Ke's "Chess Game and the Game of Life", the magic of immortality is no longer a power of arbitrary choice, but a "double-edged sword" that needs to be considered. 📚 5. "I have a book that can save people in the world" (8.9 Points | Fantasy imagination) Core resonance: "The path to salvation" in the book The protagonist travels back and forth with a volume of heavenly books that can "concrete words": writing "Spring Rain" can summon sweet rain, painting "Guangsha" can build fairy towers, and even make up a "chivalrous story" that can make mortals develop sword intentions out of thin air... But his most unique thing is to use "writing stories" to save people: he writes "Snail Girl" to the poor peasant woman, so that she can really meet the noble; he writes "The Growth of a Hero" to the orphan, so that he can truly embark on the path to immortality... Lan Ke's sense of déjà vu: It is exactly the same as Lan Ke's "Chess Way to Save People", turning "cultivating immortals" into a world-saving game of "changing destiny with a pen". 📚 6. "Looking Back and Being an Immortal" (9.1 Points | Fantasy Xianxia) Core resonance: "Daily cultivation of immortality" in the cycle of life The protagonist is trapped in the "same day" cycle, from being irritable to being miserable: since he can't die, he should live every day as a "immortality check-in" - teach mortals how to box during morning exercises (accidentally teaching him a martial arts master), behead a little demon while shopping (discovering an ancient secret realm hidden in the vegetable market)... The daily life in the cycle leads to the most relaxing path to immortality. Lan Ke's sense of déjà vu: Like Lan Ke's "slow-paced cultivation of immortality", he turns repetitive days into a fireworks poem of "opportunities everywhere". The most amazing thing about these books is: dragging "immortals" from the clouds into the world - cultivating immortals is no longer a cold numerical soaring, but "living life" from a mortal perspective: pondering the immortal method for a meal, showing compassion for the suffering of mortals, and enlightening the great path for the little warmth in the market... If you are also addicted to the romance of "the interweaving of immortals and mortals" in "Lan Ke Qi Yuan", these 8 books are for you! Each book contains the surprise of "fireworks leading to immortality". After reading it, I just want to shout: It turns out that cultivating immortals can be so "down-to-earth"! 🔥 (PS: Books with high ratings will be given priority, and there will be no loss if you follow up on the series!)
I have read all the chapters of the first book in its entirety. It is touching and passionate. It is a very good book. I highly recommend it. The second book is very well written, both in terms of writing style and plot, it is worth reading!
There are only innocent teenagers, rivers and lakes, family and country, and there is rarely a love line like Mary Sue. From the initial dream, to chivalry, and then to the treacherous court of Bo Yun and the dangerous battlefield. After thousands of sails, I am still a young man!
The story of this book is of the towering Taoist type. The beginning of the story is like a trickle, and the trend converges into the river. What is rare is that it is not limited to the river, but has the momentum of rushing into the sea. The writing is decent, and the character descriptions are rare, although not unforgettable.
Gu Ning'an has mastered the magic of immortality, killing tigers with one finger, and has traveled for five years making friends and slaying demons. When I came across "Tao Tu" by chance, I realized that the Immortal Dharma is the essence of the story. I resolutely returned to the mountain and watched again for twenty years. I finally felt that the world was within my grasp and my eyes could reach the end of the world.