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Looking for Books That Accurately Record Cultivation Techniques! 求那些真实记载修仙功法的书籍!

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  1. 1 Cultivation Is a Philosophy 修仙是门哲学 Urban96k WordsCompleted This is my story of cultivating immortality, an unknown story, a story full of mystery... [Short Story Collection] [At the End of Science Lies the Supernatural] [Understand the stories in this book, and you can cultivate immortality] I am a real cultivator living in the modern world... I seek to become an immortal, free and joyful as the heavens. Cultivate immortality through science, ascend through physics. 473Reads—Score149Shelves
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  2. 2 My Cultivation Memoir 我的修仙自传 Urban50k WordsCompleted [Novella] + [Cultivation] + [A Truly Selfless Saint] [Underdog's Comeback] + [Rise to the Top] + [Build an Invincible Character] This is my own Cultivation story. You might not believe me, but I'm going through things I can't explain. Scientific Cultivation, a physical ascent to immortality. To achieve greatness, first set your sights high. I wish to become an immortal, and revel in joy beyond the heavens. —Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. 3 I Was Common as Dirt, Yet I Became an Immortal 我本庸俗却成仙 Urban105k WordsCompleted [Want to learn immortal cultivation and the Dao? Give it a look!] I yearn to become an immortal. Cultivating the truth and comprehending the Dao have been my lifelong dream, and I practice immortal cultivation in the real world. This is an unknown story, yet one brimming with wonder... Birth, aging, sickness, and death go on without end; cultivate the truth and comprehend the Dao to transcend them. I was once ordinary, yet became an immortal, neither suffering nor indulging in pleasure. I yearn 729Reads—Score167Shelves
  4. 4 So This Is How You Can Play at Cultivating Immortality 修仙原来可以这么玩 Eastern Fantasy1.1M WordsCompleted “Cultivate immortality through science; elevate civilization.” Don’t get the wrong idea. This isn’t about our protagonist using technology to cultivate immortality. It’s about upgrading the science and technology of human civilization as a whole through cultivation, thereby guiding humanity’s civilization to ascend. A comprehensive examination, from institutions to understanding, reflecting on the past and analyzing the future. As our civilization reaches the present day, standing at the crossro 253Reads7.4Score—Shelves
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  5. 5 A Very Detailed Guide to Cultivation 很细的修仙 Eastern Fantasy886k WordsOngoing This is a cultivation novel about proving the Dao, and it is unlike other books! A world of cultivation, fantasy cultivation This is cultivation, but more than that, it is the cultivation of the heart… This book blazes a distinctive new trail for cultivation novels. After it, a whole new kind of cultivation story focused on cultivating the heart and attaining enlightenment will emerge. (The names of the cultivation stages in this book remain unchanged: Qi Refining, Foundation Establishment, 583Reads8.1Score—Shelves
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  6. 6 Excerpts from a Cultivation Journal 修真笔记摘录 703k WordsOngoing Through endless vicissitudes, the lonely moon shines bright; after wandering the mortal world, love is found at last. A painted peony may be the most beautiful flower in the land, yet it cannot match a single glimmer in the vast cosmos. Do immortals who remain untouched by worldly concerns really exist? Is opening the Ren and Du meridians real or just a legend? What scientific basis is there for the relics left behind when eminent monks are cremated? What do these relics really look like? Do enl 42Reads—Score—Shelves
  7. 7 Record of the Great Wilderness, Slaying the Gods 大荒斩神录 Eastern Fantasy153k WordsCompleted Qing Ming blurred and appeared before the River God in an instant, as if he were a specter. Sword intent surged from his heavy black-iron sword, roaring out like a giant dragon with unstoppable force as he brought it down on the River God. 7Reads—Score—Shelves
  8. 8 Chronicle of All Laws Returning to the Void 万法归墟录3 Eastern Fantasy604k WordsCompleted This book gathers an extraordinary range of wondrous techniques from across the world. At one end are ancient immortal arts from primordial secret realms, revered as legends, whose every move seems to contain the immense power to create heaven and earth. At the other are unique secret arts passed down through generations by hidden martial sects, each carrying the blood, sweat, and wisdom of countless cultivators. It covers everything in detail: external cultivation methods renowned for their fie 93Reads—Score—Shelves
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  9. 9 The Mysteries of Chess: A Six-Dimensional Guide to Chess Strategy 弈道玄天:象棋心法六维通解 389k WordsCompleted [The cosmos as the board, six dimensions as the game] The chessboard is a miniature cosmos, and the boundary between Chu and Han echoes the divisions of the celestial equator. This book innovatively combines six dimensions: military strategy, psychological manipulation, astronomical laws, philosophical inquiry, Qimen Dunjia, and feng shui energy, elevating Chinese chess into a model of cosmic contest. By analyzing the arrangement of the Twenty-Eight Mansions in Hu Ronghua’s endgame Seven Stars G 79Reads—Score—Shelves
  10. 10 Ancient Cultivation Records: The Qi Refining Ways of China's Ancestors 上古修真录:华夏先民的炼气之道 436k WordsCompleted Over the long course of Chinese civilization, the ancient Qi-cultivators of the pre-Qin era had already developed a complete path to self-cultivation and well-being. They observed the movements of heaven and earth, imitated the forms of birds and beasts, regulated their breathing in harmony with yin and yang, and guided the flow of qi and blood in pursuit of unity between body and spirit and a long life. These ancient practices not only laid the foundations for later Daoist health cultivation, m 47Reads—Score—Shelves
  11. 11 The Daoist Record of Crown Prince Xuanyuan 玄元太子修道录 Eastern Fantasy648k WordsOngoing The Crown Prince Xuanyuan is the Great Emperor Zhenwu. He was once a prince of a kingdom, but his devotion to the Dao led him onto the path of cultivation. Born to the royal house, his heart yearned for the Dao; he left his splendid estate for the mountains and springs. By lamplight, he studied the scrolls and sought the true covenant; amid purple mists, he tended the altar and refined cinnabar and lead. He cast off the trappings of the world and turned toward Wudang, dwelling among the cliffs a 112Reads—Score—Shelves
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  12. 12 The Record of Wen Shi’s Attainment of the Dao 文始证道录 Historical528k WordsCompleted The Record of Attaining the Dao through the Way of Wen Shi uses the shifting stars as its guide to tell the story of Yin Xi. After natural and human-made disasters strike Hangu Pass, he follows the stars’ guidance and leads the people in rebuilding their homes. From the Ji star bringing warmth and erasing the scars of an earthquake, to the Shen star shining brightly as the new city walls are built; from the Dipper’s handle pointing west to herald a bountiful harvest, to the Zhen star gleaming a 35Reads—Score—Shelves
  13. 13 The Record of Laozi’s Westward Journey and the Passing of the Lamp 老君西行传灯录 Historical682k WordsCompleted In ancient China, at the end of the Zhou dynasty, royal authority was waning, the lords were at war with one another, and the realm had fallen into chaos. At this time, a wise man quietly appeared: the founder of Daoism, the Supreme Lord Lao. Seeing the turmoil in the world, Lao decided to travel west and spread the Dao, hoping to ease humanity’s suffering and strife. Along the way, Lao rode a green ox, crossing towering mountains and enduring countless hardships and dangers. At Hangu Pass, he 100Reads—Score—Shelves
  14. 14 Peerless Immortal Emperor 绝世仙帝 Eastern Fantasy5.9M WordsCompleted Three years ago, Yun Qingyan accidentally fell from the mortal world into the Immortal Realm. Three thousand years later, he became the fearsome Immortal Emperor Yun. After tearing open the void and returning to the mortal world, Yun Qingyan discovered that only three years had passed here. “Once, I wasn't strong enough to protect the people I loved. Now, I will make the whole world prostrate itself at my feet.” 14.2kReads8.3Score1.6kShelves
  15. 15 Folk Secret Arts: The Yuan Guang Technique 民间秘术之圆光术 164k WordsCompleted Have you ever wondered what secret arts of ancient times could pierce the mysteries of heaven and earth and reveal the truth? Open this book and discover the legend of the Light-Circle Art, a tradition passed down for millennia. Born from suspicions surrounding a treasure theft in the immortal realm, it was an “ancient surveillance system” created by immortals. With talismans, it conjured a luminous screen to expose the schemes of petty thieves in the demon realm. As it spread among mortals, it 17Reads—Score—Shelves
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  16. 16 Seeking the Dao in the Sea of Qi 气海问道 Eastern Fantasy904k WordsCompleted Qi Sea: The Way is a systematic treatise on Qi cultivation that transcends any single school or tradition. It does not rely on any particular religious or metaphysical system. Instead, drawing on the intersection of human life sciences, traditional energy philosophy, and modern mind-body practices, it builds a complete system of Qi cultivation that is logically rigorous, clearly structured, and amenable to practical verification. The book presents Qi as the common origin of the universe and all 42Reads—Score—Shelves
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  17. 17 The Mortal Immortal Who Defies Fate 逆命凡仙1 Eastern Fantasy2.0M WordsCompleted Heaven has forsaken me, so I shall defy fate! Even an ordinary mortal can shake the path to immortality! In this vast world, where immortals and gods stand tall and countless races vie for supremacy, fate is determined by Heaven, and one’s spiritual roots dictate one’s destiny. Chen Xiao was born with the “Root of Annihilation.” Spiritual energy shuns him, and the Great Dao rejects him. He is a cultivation failure, worth less than an ant. His family looks down on him, the world scorns him, and 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  18. 18 The Star Gate Divine Disk: The Hidden Laws of Heaven's Order 星门神盘,隐藏的天道运行法则 517k WordsCompleted In the vast universe, might there be an invisible, intricate web governing the laws of Heaven? In the bustling mortal world, might there be an ultimate secret path of cultivation connecting Heaven and Earth with body and mind? The timeless masterpiece The Star Gate Divine Disc: The Hidden Laws Governing Heaven will reveal all these mysteries. This book is the first to put forward the grand central idea that “the universe is a divine disc, and the human body is a star gate.” It explains in depth 55Reads—Score—Shelves
  19. 19 The Supreme Profound Heaven-Burning Art 太玄焚天诀 Eastern Fantasy21k WordsCompleted The Supreme Profound Sky-Burning Art In a world newly formed from primordial chaos lies a fantasy continent where cultivating inner qi reigns supreme: the Sky-Burning Continent. The land is filled with powerful figures, and mysterious cultivation techniques emerge one after another. The most mysterious and powerful of them all is the legendary Supreme Profound Sky-Burning Art. Protagonist: Ling Tian was an ordinary young man from a small town on the outskirts of the Sky-Burning Continent. By a 92Reads—Score—Shelves