
Immortal for Eternity: I Attain Human Immortality Through the Martial Dao
长生不死,我以武道证人仙
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- Completed
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- 676k Words
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- Cultivation
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 3y ago
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- Qidian
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Well-Written Books with Solid Logic
I've been a bookworm for nine years. These are some of the better books I've read over the past few years. I hope no one runs out of books to read 😃😃😃😃
Beihai Cangwu: Xianxia
Refine essence into qi, refine qi into spirit, refine spirit until it returns to emptiness, refine emptiness until it joins the Dao, refine the Dao and return to truth, attain the boundless primal unity. Ride the sword through the azure sky, seek the Dao beyond the white clouds. Three thousand tribulations in the mortal world, the fire of calamity tempers the mystic pearl.
Primordial Worlds, System, Heavens, Cultivation, and Sci-Fi Power-Ups
I personally enjoy xianxia, System novels, rebirth novels, prehistoric fantasy, and multiverse stories. Of course, I'll recommend other good books I come across too. If you have any good recommendations, let me know. Reading is all about how a book feels. If you enjoy these, give me a follow.
Just Sharing Some Books I'm Reading
I curate this list, but I don't babysit it. If a book gets abandoned, let me know and I'll remove it. A little rant: Why do you need fan points just to post a comment in the review section these days? Seriously, any book that does that gets a bad review from me.
Book Recommendations and Personal Ratings
A bit of everything.
Fine Reads to Enjoy Together
The good books we read together back in the day
Beloved Xianxia Novels
I love transmigration stories, especially ones where the protagonist uses secret identities or travels through myriad worlds. Recommendations welcome.
Reading Novels for China's Rejuvenation
In To Live, Yu Hua wrote that people live simply to live, for no other reason. Even when they die, they should pass some spirit on to others, allowing them to survive in another way. Through their bloodline, their culture, or their spirit, they must carry on living. From a broad perspective, civilization is like a dragon. People give their individual lives to the collective, building a brilliant future for those who come after with their labor and sweat. As long as the torch is passed on and hi
Mystery and Interesting Fan-Fiction Works
Unusual fantasy that lives up to my expectations I like novels where the protagonist is a mastermind working behind the scenes, playing the game from a high-level perspective. I hate good-for-nothing protagonists and progression stories. You don't have to wait until the protagonist has mastered some divine technique before they make their move, but at the very least, they should have trained as much as they possibly can. What I find most baffling is how someone fresh out of the gate always has t
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The Dome Bookstore
A lot of the books on this list are ones I really enjoy. My tastes are pretty eclectic, so there's a bit of everything: history, xianxia, fantasy, urban life, short stories, and more. Ahem, some were recommended by friends, but I'll always read a chapter or two before adding them. If they're too awful, they won't make the list. (No horror or supernatural stories, please.) I'll be adding some novels I've been reading lately.
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It was good at the beginning, but after I became a Buddhist, people became wiser. It was too poisonous. I regretted buying it in bulk. Can I get a refund if I don't read the 50 chapters left?
The writing is very good, the power system is complete, the protagonist's IQ is online, and he knows that ten birds in the forest are worth one in the hand. In the first life, he studied medicine and knew that doctors are the most helpful in practicing martial arts, and ordinary people who don't study medicine will easily die of illness, and living long is the most important. In the second life, he started practicing martial arts, and it was still a life-extending type of exercise.
Chapter 2 Let's change it It was common for ancient people to live sixty years old, and it was not considered a miracle. The reason for the low average life expectancy in ancient times was the high rate of infant mortality. If people grew up normally, living 60 years would be nothing if not in troubled times. For example, if you have two children, one dies after birth and the other lives to be 60 years old, the average age is 30 years. There are several ways to study the life span of ancient people: 1. Cemeteries 2. Genealogy 3. Celebrities Take genealogy as an example. If some have statistics on children who died in infancy, the average will be lower; if there are no statistics, the average will be higher. And if you look at celebrities in tombstones and literature, the average number is even higher. The living standards of celebrities are much higher than ordinary people. In ancient times, people in cities were different from people in villages. They were both in rural areas, and those with good environment were different from those with bad environment. In short, we often say that the average age is 30 years old, but it does not mean that people will die when they live to be 30 years old. Just like today's college students and graduate students, how can they not be caught at once? Common or not? How much of the total population can it account for? The average online education level is only junior high school. Here are some data, no more debate. Let's debate again, you are right. Figure 1 is the data without statistics on premature deaths: Figure 2 is the data with statistics on premature deaths: Figure 3 is a place with a good environment: Figure 4 is the data on Han and Jin cemeteries: Post some celebrity data later:
The author is too anxious
I feel like the author made a mistake in writing, or was involved with immortal cultivators in his second life. He was too hasty. The protagonist should not have used the Changchun Eternal Age Skill to live to the age of 140, and was named the best in the world by the court! Then there was a cultivator who heard that a mortal warrior could live to be more than 140 years old, so he went to chat with the protagonist. Then after the protagonist heard about the deeds of the cultivator, he laughed three times, and then passed away! Only in the third life did he really begin to touch the world of cultivating immortals.
To be honest, I stayed up late watching the first two worlds, but I really couldn't stand the third world of cultivating Buddhism.
A simulation is a simulation, and the result becomes immersive. Is this what a life restart simulator looks like? 😅 It's a bit of a trick... You might as well just write Zhutianliu with a golden finger for talent.
The Holy Mother begins in the third world. The true Holy Mother has no clues to guide her. The protagonist and his senior brother go to recruit apprentices and examine the apprentice's character, all with kindness as the core. The protagonist's senior brother turned into the Virgin without any clues. Before the disciples were confiscated, the description of him was that he was not a truly kind person. Later, when he saw other immortal cultivators massacring civilians, he felt so angry that he scolded them for being unworthy of cultivating immortals and having no mercy. It's embarrassing.
... Hahaha 🙂 Another practitioner of the Sunflower Book
Just cut it off, why bother yourself and the readers? If you can't do it, just say you can't do it, and looking for various reasons will only make readers more disappointed.
The early stage was eye-catching, especially the part about rebelling against the feudal princes, but in the later stage, the cultivating immortals was ignored by everyone, and there was no highlight. The title of the book says it's about martial arts, but it gets off topic later.