Remnants of Flower Fruit Mountain
花果山的余孽
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Three Flavors Study
Some books here are hidden gems in my opinion. They may not be finished or may never have been popular, but they're worth reading. Whether it's the writing, the world built by the plot, or the darkness and desolation, these stories may not inspire or uplift you, but they always leave you curious about what has happened and what is yet to come. They're roughly divided into completed and ongoing works, with a rating out of ten stars.
Sifting Through the Sands for Hidden Gems: Recommending Niche Reads
A casual selection of works, most of them from quite a few years ago. New readers may not know them, but it would be a shame to let these hidden gems gather dust. Good books can always stand the test of time.
A Mountain Need Not Be Tall to Be Famous, If Immortals Dwell There; A Book Need Not Be Many, Just Good 😊😊
I've carefully picked these enjoyable xianxia novels from a sea of books. (~￣▽￣)~ I'm starting to think I'm pretty capable 😄😄 I focus on recommending good xianxia novels. They're all books I found worthwhile, with sensible plots, solid writing, and enough substance to appeal beyond beginners. 😙😙 Send flowers 🌸🌸🌸 They say it makes you more handsome.
Tanxiang Library, My Personal Book Collection
Everyone has their own library, and this is mine.
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Actually, I've never understood why everyone is against Sun Wukong becoming a Buddha.
Based on the synopsis and the prologue, I'll make a bold guess: I. The Black Monkey is the reincarnation of Sun Wukong. II. Buddha and Bodhi Patriarch were adversaries. When Buddha discovered that Sun Wukong was Bodhi Patriarch's disciple, he sent the Six-Eared Macaque to replace Sun Wukong and kill him. Bodhi Patriarch was unable to intervene for some reason. III.
I don't know why ⊙ω⊙, I just came here. I never paid attention to the author's previous attempts to gain sympathy and ask for votes, but when I read about Gao Lao Zhuang in this book, I automatically came over. Everyone has something on their mind, and the author really touched me.
After reading twenty chapters, this book is no worse than those by platinum authors. At least in terms of plot, I still can't figure it out. With those so-called "great authors," I can tell what's going to happen next just by reading a few chapters.
I opened "Journey to the West" and saw that the book wasn't dark; on each page, written crookedly, were the words "benevolence and love for the world." I couldn't sleep, so I carefully read it for half the night, and finally, I saw between the lines that the whole book was filled with the two words "cannibalism"! This might be the real story of Journey to the West...
A word of caution when reading this book: From what I've seen so far, this book is set in the Journey to the West universe, so don't try to apply it with a prehistoric world view. The book is quite well-written, but the power levels are based on the Journey to the West universe. The powerful figures from the prehistoric world are significantly weakened.
Once *Black Myth: Wukong* is released, this book will become a hit. The opening settings seem very similar. Could it be...?
Is this cannibalism related to some kind of mental tribulation? For demons, has cannibalism become a ritual, like a demonic path? I don't believe humans can have such great value, or is this true for all intelligent beings? Does consuming flesh and blood temporarily dissolve their thoughts and souls, making them even stronger? Without food and replenishment, they lose even more?
How many people found this book because of last year's *Black Myth: Wukong*? To be honest, I was blown away when I first saw this book; I thought it was a script for *Black Myth*. 😁
The very first chapter is nonsense, a joke. If the worldview in the novel were based on the ancient Chinese fantasy, then all the gods in the Investiture of the Gods would have died. Good heavens! Just drawing a line on the death chart and you're not going to die? And even being chopped into mincemeat and still not dying?! Are you kidding me? Your premise is nonsense.