
Cultivation Maniac
修仙狂徒
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 10.4M Words
- Genre
- Cultivation
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 12y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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An unforgettable memory, a masterpiece in my mind. Because of this book, it was the first time I spent money to read a novel.
Memories, this is the first novel I read
This is the first novel I remember reading, and I thought it was quite interesting at the time.
Ah, youth, the books I read in junior high school are now six or seven years after I graduated from college
It belongs to childhood, maybe? I have been reading this book since I was a teenager. Today I saw the setting of Five Elements Fellow Practitioners and I was reminded of this book.
I really enjoyed reading this book at the time.
I started watching Kuangdu in 2011. It can be said that part of my character is influenced by Ye Kong! I still remember that there was a time when Uncle Man had surgery and the updates stopped for a while. Later I saw the Zunjie part and stopped reading it. Now when I read it again, I have a different feeling. Support Uncle Man, support the ancestor, support the big liar
It's a very old book, and the routines are the same as before.
Is this book completely updated at the starting point?
The Unrivaled Immortal has been sealed? It's a pity that it has more than 10 million words... But it's okay, so that Xiaoman doesn't have to keep procrastinating. . .