
The Path to Immortality
追仙策
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 799k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia Romance
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 6y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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⸜( ⌓̈ )⸝ Female-Oriented Xianxia: So Sleepy Every Day
Cultivation fantasy picks in their early stages ⸜( ⌓̈ )⸝ My personal dealbreakers: romance (most of it), several lifetimes of love and so on. I generally prefer plot-driven stories with no romance. I don't like formulaic plots or melodrama. That's about it. Some recent finds. I'm studying for the graduate school entrance exams, so finding new stories and recommending early-stage ones is all by chance. I haven't had time to catch up on most of them. Some caught my eye because of the title or b
A Veteran Bookworm's Female Cultivation Reading List
After years of reading, I've read quite a few female-led cultivation stories where the heroines focus on their path to immortality instead of romance. I can't stand stories where the heroine loses all reason the moment she meets the male lead, or fluffy romance novels dressed up as cultivation stories. You can rest assured there are absolutely no books like that on this list. Come on in! P.S. I feel bad that most of my recommendations are either new or on hiatus. So much for saying you can rea
Collecting New and Old Reads for Female Readers
Female-focused novels. I only pick the good ones, whether or not they’re my personal favorites. Hehe, ladies, get reading! And please recommend any books you think are good for me to read too.
All Kinds of No-Romance Stories
Most have no romance, or lean that way, with a single male or female lead. If a story does have a love interest, I’ll mention it.
Strong Female Leads
⚠️Please give this list some love, and go easy on the criticism! The author will be sad if they see it! ⚠️I mainly recommend stories with smart characters and strong protagonists. My criteria for adding a book are: 1. Strong female leads, especially those who grow stronger over time. No helpless little rabbits, saintly white-lotus types, harems, or brainless stories where the heroine relies solely on a golden finger. 2. Plot comes first, and the heroine must be smart and independent of men. I
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The book has been read. I have a special book list that recommends books without male protagonists, so I came here to confirm some things with the author. The first is the three correct views. What this book requires is that the heroine will not kill innocent people easily and must have a basic moral bottom line. ps: Killing is okay, as long as you don't kill innocent people indiscriminately. The second point is that there is no CP and no male protagonist. (This is particularly important) The protagonist does not have a tendency to be danmei or lily. It is better to have no ambiguity. No male protagonist not only means that there is no cp in the ending, but also in the plot. Basically the above two points, if it fits this book, add it to the book list. Another book by the author titled "Fei San Fei: The Immortal Is Not Correct" has also been added to my book list. However, due to the limited space in the book list, an author can only add one book (including the trumpet), and the other book will be placed in the comments. So I hope the author can give me an answer as to which book should be added to the book list and which book should be placed in the comments. Please give the author a reply.
Hohoho, I found another book without a male protagonist, so happy! Support stories without male protagonists!
Oops, the heroine's character is really strong, and she is also super smart, but why is she so ill-fated? She is killed and plotted wherever she goes. Isn't it tiring? Didn't we say that when we reach the world of immortality, we can control our destiny through cultivation? Why was he killed again? Isn't it really good to practice hard? How can a monk think about intrigues all day long? How can a sect be called prosperous when it has become so rotten? A super genius can be killed in public. How will other sects laugh at the world's monks? Will there be people queuing up to test spiritual roots in the future? The upper echelons of the sect still don't pay attention to it. If they don't want to lose face, the sect won't want to lose it in the future.
🌹 Let me first praise the author! It's been a long time since I've found such a novel novel about cultivating immortals. Whether it's the cute Yaobao or the witty Jiang classmate, I really like them all! I hope you will stick to it! I will definitely keep following for updates! (It would be better if more updates could be added hhhhh)
The author has written many good books, but unfortunately they are not popular and have not been written down 🙄
Will there be more updates? 😭 Such a good article, it's a pity to abandon it 😭😭 Dad, please come back soon~~
Once the outline is polished, the book will be stable.
Author, are you still updating it? I hope I can see it finished in my lifetime.
Does this book have a community? Can anyone tell me the reason for the discontinuation or will the author come back? (I haven't seen such a good novel about cultivating immortals in a long time)
How many thousands of words does the author plan to write? I feel like my training progress is very slow.