
The Demonic Immortal Emperor in the City
妖孽仙皇在都市
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.8M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Superpowers
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
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A Collection of Xuanhuan, Historical, Xianxia, and Urban Novels
Passionate, youthful, and full of fire. Come here for novels, and you won't regret it...
Invincible Protagonists, Feel-Good Stories, and Ruthless Action
Only one or two have any real depth; the rest are invincible wish-fulfillment stories. Mostly feel-good reads with showing off and face-slapping, simple-minded stories, and ruthless protagonists.
Easygoing, Satisfying Plot-Driven Reads: Urban, Fantasy, and Sci-Fi
A reading list from someone who's been reading for ten years. Plot comes first, with little fighting (I've read too much of it and don't want more). The writing is excellent and the logic holds together, often giving readers that satisfying feeling of being surprised while realizing it makes perfect sense. Most importantly, the female lead needs to feel like a real person, with a rich inner life. Whether there's one heroine or several, the romance has to be convincing! Mainly urban fiction, fant
A Remedy for Readers in a Reading Slump!
I’ve been reading ebooks for seven years, and my standards are pretty high. Few books catch my eye. These are the ones I’m following! I’m also trying out new books. If a book starts out promising but turns bad later, I’ll remove it! Likes or votes: if the vote count exceeds the likes by five times, I’ll delete it!!!
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Reader comments 37
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Extremely toxic, clichéd plot, clichéd slap-in-the-face trope, brainless supporting characters.
This is getting increasingly frankly bad; I'm abandoning this book starting today... Goodbye.
A seasoned bookworm with 10 years of reading experience, I've subscribed to the entire series to show my support! Keep it up, author!
After reading Chen Beixuan, reading novels about strong people returning to the city is like reading trash. The protagonist is always mute and never says anything. Even a passing thug wants to kick him. He says he's afraid of trouble and never speaks, but trouble comes looking for him all the way. He has an aura of being stupid.
Among rebirth-themed urban novels, besides Chen Beixuan's, this is the only one worth reading. All those other novels, like Luo Wuji and Kuang Xian, are utterly useless; they're all just pretentious and overdo it. I didn't even finish the Earth arc of Kuang Xian, because Chen Beixuan is just too outstanding.
I couldn't sleep in the middle of the night, and after reading the comments, I felt compelled to write this!
You guys are still too young. Didn't you see the words "(Invincible Novel)" at the beginning of the book's synopsis? It's a rebirth and invincibility story, so of course the protagonist has to be invincible all the way. Do you expect the protagonist to be unable to cultivate from the start and then get jilted as a useless character?
The most idiotic people in the comments section are those who read light novels with their brains; they're truly idiotic.
This book wasn't originally published on Qidian, but on Chuanshu.com. The formula is old, and it's a fast-paced, enjoyable read, but it's still worth checking out.
Aside from Chen Beixuan's book, this is the only readable one of this type; the others are all trash.
I've seen two pages, and this is definitely the formula from ten years ago. Before 2009, it was the same formula for everything. One guy in the comments said he'd subscribed to all of them in 2010; he's probably just nostalgic.