Looking for Novels Written by True Cultivators

51 传 Bureau of Legend Management Pest Control Team MemberEastern Fantasy1.4M WordsCompleted 213.6kReads9.6Score28.4kShelves

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One book is enough, just read it and you're done!

52 天 The Phoenix of Heaven Wakes up and Reaches Nirvana Mu Qing from RuyilouAncient Romance364k WordsCompleted —Reads—Score—Shelves

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I am a practitioner, and this is also the story of me and the people around me. I hope you like it.

54 修 Cultivating Immortality Starts With Finding a Little Cauldron Warm Sister, the Little Fairy from WuxiEastern Fantasy3.1M WordsOngoing 6.4kReads5.8Score646Shelves

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The author has immortals in her family, and there are still descendants who practice cultivation in Shenlongjia and Changbai Mountain. It is said that this Taoist aunt is 369 years old. If you want to know more details, please go to the author Wuxi Little Fairy

55 人 A Guide to Human Enlightenment and Becoming an Immortal Ouyang MiguoEastern Fantasy997k WordsCompleted 1kReads5.8Score112Shelves

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I can't read anything during the bottleneck period, so go read this one! The secret words at the end of the first chapter shocked me, and I decided to add it to my bookshelf. After reading it, I realized that the more I read, the more I read, and I couldn't bear to skip a chapter.

56 风 Feng Shui Practice Path Kai Zhong Feng ShuiUrban1.0M WordsCompleted 455Reads6.1Score—Shelves

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It's good-looking, no tricks, and the more you watch it, the more interesting it becomes! The protagonist, the heir of the Guan Tianlong family, understood the artistic conception of the martial arts, received the aura of heaven and earth, soared into the sky, and unexpectedly harvested the Nine Dragon Cauldron, thus opening up a new method of forming elixirs. With the help of Feng Shui, formations, alchemy, and weapon refining, he started a legendary story. He also helped national defense and established an aviation industrial park... The story has a rigorous structure, grandeur, and majestic atmosphere. It is really exciting, without routines, and it is really worth watching.

57 我 I Cultivate Three Souls and Seven Souls New Dharma PracticeUrban3.6M WordsOngoing 95Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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My own writings and personal practice stories! I cultivate three souls and seven souls, my original name is; Perfect Dharmakaya. The wonderful stories in the book come from my own life experience, and the fantastic scenes come from inspiration! The beginning is dull, but reading it carefully will burn your brain! Then read a lot of useful information. Good books require careful reading and reflection!

58 禁 Hunters of the Forbidden Zone Urban HunterUrban3.9M WordsCompleted 14.3kReads5.8Score1.4kShelves

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It's really beautiful. Why isn't it rated highly?

60 跟 Learning Feng Shui from Third Grandpa Ding Xingxing521Mystery2.1M WordsCompleted 51.6kReads8.8Score5.5kShelves

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Come and see it, then you will know what a true practitioner is

61 驿 The Station Is Long-Lived, I Live Like an Ancestor I Am a Dust in LightEastern Fantasy201k WordsOngoing 2Reads—Score—Shelves

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If you like the article you wrote, you can read it.

62 王 Wang Mancang's Cultivation Record Dull MayflyEastern Fantasy274k WordsOngoing 10Reads—Score—Shelves

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A workhorse born in the 1980s, a story about accidentally traveling through the world of immortals and cultivating immortals, a story about mortals cultivating immortals, worth reading [Like][Like][Like]

63 三 The Three Realms Duan WenqiangMartial Arts3.2M WordsCompleted 11.4kReads8.5Score958Shelves

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Practice? Or cultivating immortality? If you are cultivating immortality, please go back to ancient times. How can you cultivate immortality in the modern era?

66 长 After Gaining Immortality, I Discover This Is a World of Strange Cultivation Limited-DimensionalEastern Fantasy4.0M WordsOngoing 35.4kReads8.2Score2.9kShelves

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[Chigua] A bookworm with more than 20 years of reading experience, plus a spiritual novel recommended by someone who has practiced spiritual practice for more than ten years! The reason for recommending the first book is "taboo", and the reason for recommending the second book is "fate". Logically speaking, it is a novel that I can read completely. It should be said that there is not much conflict between the description of spiritual practice in the novel and the real theory of spiritual practice. Moreover, I think the writing is quite interesting. I stayed up all night to read it.

70 重 Reborn as a Demonic Cultivator: From the Start, I Found a Zombie Planet The World Is InkEastern Fantasy4.9M WordsOngoing 33.7kReads5.8Score2.4kShelves

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I think these books are pretty good.

71 青 The Little Taoist of Green Mountain Yan XinyuMystery1.6M WordsCompleted 4.2kReads9.2Score587Shelves

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The autobiography of a Taoist priest from Qingcheng Mountain tells the story of how he and his three senior brothers went to solve supernatural events, spirits, monsters, ghosts, etc. There is no heroine, no emotional line, the storyline is too detailed, the spells, and the techniques are quite professional, and it also involves some consecration, ordinary people training, spell teaching, etc. You can judge the authenticity of the story by yourself.

73 修 Silly Boy Who Cultivates Immortality Mountain HermitUrban1.1M WordsCompleted 802Reads6.5Score104Shelves

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Cultivation in the city is not suitable for children

74 离 After My Divorce, I Embarked on the Path to Immortality No Wood or StoneUrban608k WordsCompleted 3.1kReads8.2Score152Shelves

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Modern cultivation novel, Guangdaomen

75 炼 Heaven Refining Coffin: My Disciples Are All Villains Donkey Afraid of the DarkAncient Romance534k WordsOngoing —Reads—Score—Shelves

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Oh, it turns out that the number one in the world of cultivation comes from this.

76 假 Fake Taoist Priest Goes Down the Mountain Clear Current of the OceanUrban201k WordsCompleted 58Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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Eight characters, six lines, plum blossoms are easy to count, Feng Shui, Qimen Dunjia, talismans, Taoism, etc., And there are many resolution methods in the eight-character numerology, such as injured officials meeting officials, owl gods taking food, sheep blades clashing, outlines to destroy the year, official killings mixed and other resolution methods, those who are predestined can get them.

80 方 Strange Tales from Beyond the World Young Master Xu ShengzhiUrban1.7M WordsCompleted 849Reads8.4Score165Shelves

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Share it with everyone, because the author and the works are worthy of your expectations.

82 我 My Nascent Soul Is Controlled Nuclear Fusion Brother Xiong of MalongUrban2.1M WordsCompleted 29.8kReads8.3Score3.3kShelves

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The first half is a bit bland, but the second half is well thought out

83 城 The City Enforcement Officers Are Here! Ancestor, Run! Xia TianbaoModern Romance1.0M WordsCompleted 4.5kReads9.2Score555Shelves

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Two great books, read them yourself without giving away any spoilers.

84 她 She Swept the Business World with Her Strange Skills Dai YuelanModern Romance1.3M WordsOngoing 6Reads—Score—Shelves

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Both of these movies are about Qi Men + Business War. The protagonists are both Qi Men masters from Taoist sects, who are both practicing and doing business. In particular, "She Sweeps the Business World with Qi Men" contains many classic cases of the use of Qi Men Dunjia, which is very worth watching.

87 地 Underworld Exchange Group WatchdogUrban3.2M WordsCompleted 9.2kReads8.4Score1.1kShelves

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Watch for yourself without spoilers.

88 强 A Strong Man Remembers Things User 98481452Sci-Fi & Apocalypse726k WordsOngoing 25Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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I recommend reading these books

89 灵 Soul Ferry: The Last Corpse Collector in the World Ye WushengMystery4.5M WordsOngoing 125.4kReads5.8Score8.2kShelves

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These are all very good. Don't be misled by the title. There are hundreds of chapters. You will never forget them after reading them once. It's really good to give them a try [smile][smile]

90 西 The Legend of Xishan Lu Kuang Antelope with HornsEastern Fantasy351k WordsCompleted —Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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A purple spiritual talisman full of aura lay quietly in the box. The runes on the talisman were flowing and the aura was majestic. Although Lu Kuang could not accurately judge its specific grade for a while, the aura that far exceeded the second-order talisman was clearly a third-order talisman.

94 修 The First Great Mess in the Cultivation World Noodle King ZaiEastern Fantasy2.7M WordsCompleted 170kReads9.5Score19.9kShelves

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Real cultivation of immortality, a world that is too real, no one will say anything at a glance [laughing evilly]

97 恒 Hengji Fengjie Xuanyuan DomineeringModern Romance1.2M WordsOngoing 8Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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Rules determine the circle, and you will be safe if you follow them. The seas have changed, the years have passed, and the thousand-year history of China contains the eternal wisdom of life. Our ancestors often said: Rules and circles, regular boundaries, perfect squares, and safe advancement and retreat. In just sixteen words, Tao is the foundation for being a person, doing things, governing a country, and achieving success. This is never an obscure principle, but it is hidden in historical allusions, in the words and deeds of the ancients, and in the rise and fall of a dynasty and a country. It is simple and straightforward, but it can be used for a lifetime. According to legend, during the Spring and Autumn Period, there were many vassal states in Jiuzhou, among which there were two adjacent small states, one was called Dingfang State and the other was called Xunlu State. The two countries are connected by land and have similar folk customs. They were both countries with small territory and mediocre national power at first. However, within a few decades, the fate of the two countries was completely different. One country suffered from frequent civil strife and the people were in dire straits, and eventually went to ruin; the other country was peaceful and peaceful, and its people were prosperous, and it became a powerful country. The root cause lies in the different understanding and practice of "rules, patterns, dimensions, advancement and retreat". The king of Dingfang Kingdom is arrogant and casual by nature, and hates the constraints of rules and regulations. When he first came to the throne, he abolished the rules and regulations for governing the country and the rules for people's conduct set by his ancestors, claiming that "only by doing whatever you want can the country be peaceful and the people be safe." In the court, rewards and punishments all depended on his own preferences. Loyal ministers spoke out and gave advice, and those who angered Long Yan were reprimanded. The common people have no rules and regulations to follow: vendors in the market are short of money and jack up prices, and no one controls them; farmers in the fields fight for land and cultivate randomly, with unclear boundaries; neighbors quarrel and bully, and lawsuits are difficult to resolve. At first, the monarch thought that breaking the rules meant freedom, allowing the government and the public to do what they wanted. But it didn't take long for the court to be in chaos: the ministers no longer tried their best to assist, but only thought about trying to figure out the emperor's heart and seek personal gain. The government was in ruins and state affairs were left unattended. There was even more chaos among the people: traders lost their integrity, people were unwilling to go to the market, and trade was declining day by day. Farmers had no boundaries for cultivated land, and they fought for one-third of an acre. Grain harvests dropped sharply year after year. Some people advised the monarch to return to the ancestral rules and demarcate the boundaries of behavior, but the monarch sneered: "Rules are shackles that bind people's hearts. Only when you break the shackles can you be free." He didn't understand that once the rules are fulfilled, the circle can stand on its own. The ancients used compasses to draw circles and squares to draw squares. Without rules and squares, it would be impossible to draw standard circles and squares. Everything in the world is the same. If a person has no rules, he will lose his moral bottom line; if there are no rules in dealing with things, he will have a disordered conduct; if there are no rules in governing a country, he will lose the foundation of peace and stability. The king of Dingfang violated the rules wantonly and broke the boundaries that should have been adhered to. He seemed to have gained unlimited freedom, but in fact he plunged the entire country into unruly chaos. At the same time, the king of Xunlu State always adhered to the sixteen-character rule, worked step by step, and governed the country in an orderly manner. This king knew very well that everything in heaven and earth has its own rules, and everything in the world has its boundaries. The first thing he did after ascending the throne was to sort out the rules of governing the country left by his ancestors, combine them with the laws of heaven and earth, and the livelihood of the people, perfect the laws, and clarify the boundaries: above the court, rules with clear rewards and punishments were set. Merits must be rewarded, and transgressions must be punished. They should not be determined by personal happiness and anger. Right and wrong; the common people delineate the boundaries of cultivated land and trade rules, farmers perform their duties, traders operate with integrity, and neighbors value peace; even the king himself sets rules for self-discipline, not to be greedy for pleasure, not to act recklessly, and to stick to the bottom line and boundaries of the king. He often told his courtiers: "The sky has four seasons, spring, summer, autumn and winter, alternating in an orderly manner. This is the law of heaven and earth; the earth has four directions, east, west, north and south, with clear boundaries. This is the rule of the earth. Standing between heaven and earth, if people do not follow the laws of heaven and earth, do not abide by the rules of the world, and do not distinguish the boundaries of their actions, they will suffer backlash." To govern a country according to laws, always follow the laws. Spring plowing, summer plowing, autumn harvest, and winter storage guide the people to work strictly according to the seasons and do not violate the farming season. Therefore, the grain harvest is abundant every year and the people have no worries about food and clothing. Officials are selected based on their talents and virtues and do not show favoritism. All the people in the court are upright and capable people, and the government is clear. In foreign relations, we stick to the bottom line of diplomatic relations, do not take the initiative to provoke disputes, and are not afraid of strong enemies. We advance and retreat in a measured manner and never act outside the boundaries. For the common people, the monarch teaches by words and deeds, so that everyone knows the rules, abides by the rules, and observes the rules. He told the people that they should be cautious in their actions and know how to advance and retreat appropriately. Don't be greedy for too much, don't make rash advances, don't cross boundaries, don't try to be strong, and keep your inner standards in order to achieve steady and long-term progress. Some farmers want to illegally reclaim barren hills and expand their cultivated land, but officials immediately stop them and inform them that mountains and forests have growth laws. Excessive cultivation will destroy water and soil, violate the laws of nature, and will eventually outweigh the gains. Some traders want to hoard and make huge profits, but the government punishes them in accordance with the rules and informs them that there are boundaries for fair transactions in business. If they lose integrity and break the rules, they will not last long. Over time, in the country that follows the rules, from the king and ministers to the common people, everyone abides by the rules, recognizes the boundaries, follows the rules, and knows the directions. The court is stable, the people are united, the people perform their duties and are in their proper place, do things within their bounds, and leave room for others, and the whole country appears peaceful and complete. The king adheres to the way of being a king, advances and retreats in a measured manner, is not arrogant or impetuous, neither blindly expands or resorts to militarism, nor is he cowardly or retreating, and is self-contained. He always stays within the rules and regulations, and steadily increases the national power. On the other hand, in Dingfang country, civil strife intensified due to lack of rules, chaotic borders, and violation of laws. The people were hungry, cold, and homeless; the courtiers fought for power and killed each other; the king still went his own way without repentance, and eventually the country fell apart and was completely destroyed in a civil strife. The subjugated king of Dingfang did not wake up until the end, but it was too late. He doesn't understand that laws are the rules of heaven and earth, and boundaries are the line of defense for doing things. If you don't abide by the rules and cross the boundaries, you may seem to gain temporarily, but you will eventually suffer the consequences. As for the country that follows the rules, it is precisely because it keeps the rules that it has a radius to govern the country; if it obeys the rules, it clarifies the boundaries of its actions; if it sticks to the rules, it will reap the perfection of the family and the country; if it knows how to advance and retreat, it will gain long-term peace and tranquility. For decades, the people of Xunlu Country lived and worked in peace and contentment, and the country became increasingly powerful. Small neighboring countries came to worship and learn from it, making it a rare paradise in troubled times. Later, the wisdom of the king of Xunlu State in governing the country was passed down from generation to generation, and the sixteen-character mental method gradually became integrated into the blood of the Chinese people. Looking back at history, this truth can be found in countless allusions. Qin Shihuang unified the world, unified weights and measures, formulated laws, and determined the circumference of the world with rules, thus achieving the foundation of great unification. However, in the later period, he was tyrannical and tyrannical, exceeding the boundaries of governing the country for the people, violating the laws of people's support, and eventually died in his second generation. Emperors Wen and Jing of the Han Dynasty adhered to the law of rest and recuperation, abided by the rules of frivolous servitude and low taxes, and kept Only by being a king of the people, not torturing, not making rash advances, and advancing and retreating peacefully, did we create the prosperous era of Wenjing's rule; Zhuge Liang during the Three Kingdoms period was strict in running the army, abiding by rules, acting in a measured way, and advancing and retreating in a measured way. Even if he had great power, he never crossed the line. He maintained military discipline with rules and planned wars according to rules, so that he could win repeated battles and leave his name in history. The same is true for life. Without rules, it is impossible to form a circle; if you do not understand the rules, it is difficult to distinguish boundaries; if you do not stick to the square, it is difficult to achieve perfection; if you do not know how to advance or retreat, it is difficult to achieve peace. As a human being, you must abide by the rules of life: filial piety, love for relatives, honesty and trustworthiness, and kindness to others. This is the foundation of life. If you abide by these rules, you will have the space to be a human being and will not make mistakes. When doing things, you must follow the laws of things and know the boundaries of your actions: if you act according to the laws, you will get twice the result with half the effort; if you act against the laws, you will get twice the result with half the effort. There are boundaries in everything. Don't pry into other people's privacy, don't touch other people's bottom lines, and don't cross moral laws. Keeping boundaries means keeping the bottom line of doing things. When dealing with the world, you must keep your inner dimension and know the wisdom of advancement and retreat: if you have an internal dimension, you will not be greedy and eager for quick success, but you will know how to stop when you can and do what you can; if you know how to advance and retreat, you will not blindly be strong and insist on your own way. You will not be arrogant when you are successful, and you will not be discouraged when you are frustrated. You will go all out when you advance, and you will protect yourself when you retreat. Everything in heaven and earth has its destiny; all things in the world have their own rules and regulations. Rules are the foundation for establishing oneself, rules are the way to conduct things, boundaries are the rulers for life, and square inches are the method for cultivating the mind. Only by observing the rules can we establish a square and a circle; by following the rules can we clarify the boundaries; only by observing the square inches can we achieve perfection; only by knowing how to advance and retreat can we enjoy peace and tranquility. This is a mantra of life left to us by the ancients. It has no gorgeous rhetoric or profound philosophy, but it is simple and every word is crucial in our daily life and in our actions throughout our lives. I hope that each of us can understand the rules, abide by the rules, observe the rules, know how to advance and retreat, stand in the rules, move forward within the rules, cultivate ourselves within the rules, be safe in the advancement and retreat, walk steadily on the path of life, and gain perfection and peace of mind.

98 末 The Last Taoist, Volume 2: A Taoist’s Past Traveler on the RoadMystery1.7M WordsCompleted 126Reads6.7Score—Shelves

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I have read these books over and over again! Highly recommended

99 灯 The Lights Are Gone RuixuanAncient Romance822k WordsOngoing 2kReads9.3Score281Shelves

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Although it is in the form of a novel, it is about cultivating one's mind and catching one's true heart.