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Xia Tong is unbelievably lucky. She accidentally comes across an inheritance of immortal cultivation, and what should have been an unremarkable life is turned upside down after she begins cultivating.
Life before cultivation: go to college, find a job, ride an electric scooter when going out, get married and pay off a mortgage...
What she discovers after cultivation: five-colored lotuses, ten-thousand-year-old cold jade beds, love-smitten flowers, soul-nourishing wood...
Food after cultivation: spirit rice and spirit wine...
Clothes after cultivation: magical robes, swift-travel boots...
Rides after cultivation: flying swords and all kinds of flying treasures...
After spiritual energy erupts across the land, remote regions become the most sought-after places, and rural housing prices keep soaring.
After cultivation schools are established, Xia Tong becomes a cultivation teacher known to everyone.
Yi Chen, a mighty cultivator reborn into a new life:
The internet in his eyes: Amazing. You can learn everything happening in the world without ever leaving home.
Technology in his eyes: Brilliant. He should learn how to use it.
Xia Tong in his eyes: Wonderful. She's perfect as his cultivation partner.
Watch the mighty cultivator Yi Chen, reborn into a new life, learn cutting-edge technology in the modern world and put it to use in the cultivation world.
Food, farming, adventures, treasure hunting: experience an extraordinary life with cheat-level advantages.
[Also check out my upcoming story, The Daily Life of a Second-Generation Educated Youth After Returning to the City.
Blurb: Yan Wei is born with her memories intact. When she learns that her father was an educated youth and her mother a country girl, she worries that her father will return to the city, become a heartless man, and abandon his wife and daughter.
But life takes an unexpected turn. Her mother gets into college, and after her father returns to the city, he makes a living through speculation and profiteering. Wherever she goes, she's the apple of her parents' eye.
Only after Yan Wei returns to the city does she learn that she's been born into the world of a book, and her whole family are just minor characters.
In the book, her aunt is the wicked supporting female character, and the heroine is the girl who lives next door to her grandmother...
None of that matters. What matters is that she runs into a great demon king.
When they first meet, the great demon king corners Yan Wei against a wall and demands, "Who are you, really?"
Later, spoiling Yan Wei becomes a habit for him.
In the end, the great demon king holds Yan Wei close and says, "My wife smells so good."
The Daily Life of a Second-Generation Educated Youth After Returning to the City is a down-to-earth story about family life and striving for a better future. Both the male and female leads are reborn with their memories intact.
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Recommended: my friend's period story, The Male Lead's White Moonlight in a Period Novel, by Meiyu Jijieqing. Please add it to your favorites.
Recommended: my friend's upcoming story, The Lucky Girl from the Northeast in the 1990s, by Yique. Search the author's name to find and favorite it.
Premise:
I feel anxious at the back. Because the rhythm at the beginning is relatively slow, and the spiritual energy bursts out at the end, I feel very anxious to write out during this period. In fact, you don't need to be in a hurry. If you are too anxious, the plot will end unfinished. The novel I read at Qidian before was a male-video novel. The first part of this novel was very exciting and beautiful, but it ended unfinished at the end, which is really a pity. And after the baby is born, most of your energy may be on the baby, but that doesn't mean you can't update. The other male novel I read by Qidian Wen is about medicine. I don't know whether the author is a man or a woman, but because he is a doctor and because of his working environment, he is not in good health. Then, he has a novel. The hiatus lasted for a long time, and I am still in the same position now, but he said that he would not cheat us, and his readers also believe that he has been collecting him. This is not fiction. So if conditions permit, you'd better be able to write well, don't worry, and then update one or two chapters a week. It's also possible. But quality must be guaranteed. When I saw the last few pictures, I suddenly felt like it was going to be unfinished. When I see that your author has something to say, I want to persuade you immediately. The writing is really good, the character settings, the theme and other ideas are all very good. It would be a pity if you failed to finish it.
I don't feel bad for the magical medicinal materials I got, and the pills I made are sold for 10 yuan.
A good novel does not mean that it is good if you finish it as quickly as possible, but that it is good if the overall plot is good. It doesn't matter if you update slowly, but the plot must be well written, and if you happen to have given birth to a baby, you can also learn from your baby's living habits for subsequent plots, etc. There's a more precise way to describe it, isn't there? Originally, it was not a hegemony type of immortality writing, but this kind of life, immortality writing, and farming type writing about immortality. In fact, it's good to write slowly.
The novel is very interesting. Don't you plan to write a multi-million-word novel?
Things are too cheap, and I still feel that my thinking has not changed. Pills made from spiritual grass cost ten yuan each. What do you think (=_=)? Are you crazy about being poor? Or is it the small farmer mentality? I read a few chapters first and skipped to the end to see how the plot develops. The result...
June is almost over in ten days, what about the big update?
It's okay, take care of yourself
It's okay, I'll be fine when I get back
It's okay
Spread the flowers Spread the flowers Spread the flowers Spread the flowers Spread the flowers Spread the flowers Spread the flowers Spread the flowers Spread the flowers Spread the flowers Spread the flowers Spread the flowers
Another book is going to be added to the group that I won't update.
1950S: After the Second Sister-In-Law of the Koi Heroine Awakens
The Heroine of the Fast-Traveling Era Insists on Not Going to the Countryside
Get Rich After Binding the Farming System
The Heroine Has a Backer [Quick Time Travel]
A Colorful Childhood in the 1950S
Reborn as the Female Lead's Brother and Sister-in-Law [Book Transmigration]
A Journey of Merit (Quick Transmigration)
A Military Wife in the Seventies
Turning My Luck Around in the Late Sixties
Turning My Luck Around in the Seventies
The Happy Everyday Life of a Transmigrator in the Sixties
Reborn as a Little Chef
I feel anxious at the back. Because the rhythm at the beginning is relatively slow, and the spiritual energy bursts out at the end, I feel very anxious to write out during this period. In fact, you don't need to be in a hurry. If you are too anxious, the plot will end unfinished. The novel I read at Qidian before was a male-video novel. The first part of this novel was very exciting and beautiful, but it ended unfinished at the end, which is really a pity. And after the baby is born, most of your energy may be on the baby, but that doesn't mean you can't update. The other male novel I read by Qidian Wen is about medicine. I don't know whether the author is a man or a woman, but because he is a doctor and because of his working environment, he is not in good health. Then, he has a novel. The hiatus lasted for a long time, and I am still in the same position now, but he said that he would not cheat us, and his readers also believe that he has been collecting him. This is not fiction. So if conditions permit, you'd better be able to write well, don't worry, and then update one or two chapters a week. It's also possible. But quality must be guaranteed. When I saw the last few pictures, I suddenly felt like it was going to be unfinished. When I see that your author has something to say, I want to persuade you immediately. The writing is really good, the character settings, the theme and other ideas are all very good. It would be a pity if you failed to finish it.
I don't feel bad for the magical medicinal materials I got, and the pills I made are sold for 10 yuan.
A good novel does not mean that it is good if you finish it as quickly as possible, but that it is good if the overall plot is good. It doesn't matter if you update slowly, but the plot must be well written, and if you happen to have given birth to a baby, you can also learn from your baby's living habits for subsequent plots, etc. There's a more precise way to describe it, isn't there? Originally, it was not a hegemony type of immortality writing, but this kind of life, immortality writing, and farming type writing about immortality. In fact, it's good to write slowly.
The novel is very interesting. Don't you plan to write a multi-million-word novel?
Things are too cheap, and I still feel that my thinking has not changed. Pills made from spiritual grass cost ten yuan each. What do you think (=_=)? Are you crazy about being poor? Or is it the small farmer mentality? I read a few chapters first and skipped to the end to see how the plot develops. The result...
June is almost over in ten days, what about the big update?
It's okay, take care of yourself
It's okay, I'll be fine when I get back
It's okay Spread the flowers Spread the flowers Spread the flowers Spread the flowers Spread the flowers Spread the flowers Spread the flowers Spread the flowers Spread the flowers Spread the flowers Spread the flowers Spread the flowers
Another book is going to be added to the group that I won't update.