The Divine Path to Immortality
神道仙路
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 322k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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145Chapters
30.6kRecommendations
12.1kFans
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Highly Imaginative Xianxia Novels
The stories are pretty good 👌, and the plots and ideas work well. Feel free to recommend xianxia novels to me. On the old version, saving a list meant following it. On the new Qidian version, tap the star below. If it turns red, you've saved the list.
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Ah, Holy Light, This List Is Worth Saving!
Updated weekly. Every book has been read by the list maker, so remember to bookmark it!
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Books Focused on Imagination and Logic
My list mainly recommends imaginative stories with smart characters, and has fewer power fantasies. I also make sure I've read every book on it. Some other books are pretty good too, such as Old Dao's This World Is on the Brink, Riding in Another World, and Half a Frog's From 1935 to 2020. Highly recommended.
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Why Must I Drift So Far? This Question Is for Ye
Stealing half a day of leisure from this fleeting life.
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I'm speechless. In my opinion, the paths of gods and immortals each have their advantages and disadvantages; there's no right or wrong. Which path you choose is entirely your own decision. You can write however you like, but there's really no need to belittle one and praise the other. Why the need for this comparison?
Seeing this 12-year-old who suddenly became enlightened is really making me feel a bit like someone from Bengbu. I remember that the Ye family patriarch opened his mind at the age of eighty or ninety. Most of the cultivators recorded in "Laughing at Cutting Off His Head" also entered the Mind Opening Realm at the age of forty or fifty.
We should still write two books simultaneously. If one gets stuck, we can write another; if the other gets stuck, we can write this one; and if both get stuck, we can start a new one. This way, we won't have to worry about the author suddenly disappearing. Otherwise, if we read a little bit each time and then it goes on for months, we'll never know when he'll come back.
Seeing the so-called "experts" makes me lose interest. There are very few "experts" these days whose work is worth watching; their scores are all artificially inflated, and it's all just fluff.
The Taoist priest's update frequency is frightening.
I've followed this author through several books, and I've noticed he loves to insert his own personal interpretations and explanations. Many people criticized him for this during the otherworldly story arc, and it continues now.
Is this slow-paced book, or one with a lot of nonsense, or one update of 2K words a day? I wonder how people who follow it manage to keep reading.
Too much rambling, and too much of the author's personal opinions and biases.
The plot was so unappealing; someone asked for the formula, and they just handed it over without any follow-up.
Ah, good, it's alive! The Taoist priest updated, I'm moved to tears 😭