Reborn on the Path to Immortality
转生仙道
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.0M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 8mo ago
- English
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My Bookshelf
Some books from my library and others I've read and enjoyed. I have pretty eclectic tastes and read all kinds of genres.
A Mixed Bag, Mostly American Comics and Longevity Novels
Superpowered battles, adventures in other worlds, and the occasional historical story. Five stars means ten out of ten, and even one star is readable.
My Reading List
The mortal world stretches out in a thousand dazzling hues, while clouds and waters lead far along the road to the horizon. Now, the ways of the world return to heaven and earth, and nothing shines brighter than the moon reflected in the water.
My Personal Reading List
My personal tastes: infinite-world stories, light novels, survival-focused cultivation, and sci-fi
Great Novels That Never Made the Top Charts
I keep scrolling through the books at the top of the charts, but none of them are to my taste. Then one day, at some moment, I stumble across a book I love. I read it in one sitting, and the more I read, the more I like it. I leave a comment, scrape together 100 coins to tip the author, and give it my recommendation and the one or two monthly votes I can spare. Then I search the rankings and scroll for ages before I find it. Sigh ╯﹏╰. Those poor little books that never make the top of the charts
The Reasonable Reader (Infinite Worlds / Crossover Anime / Alternate Dimensions / Fan Fiction / Anime)
The protagonist must be smart and absolutely not a bleeding heart. No female lead is a bonus. (This list is full, so I can't add any more books. Some issues came up midway through, and I neglected it for several years, so I've started a new list.)
Kapok Blossom's Personal Booklist
Just as the title says, this is my personal reading list. A lot of these books aren't particularly good and have plenty of little problems, but if I can see the author improving, I'm willing to pay for the books as a form of encouragement. That's still better than some so-called great authors who've made no progress in years. The styles here vary widely, and I'll add or remove books from time to time. (P.S. I don't really like writing book summaries. You can click through to read the author's ow
My Stockpile of Good Reads
Good reads and hidden gems: these are all books I'm currently following. I don't recommend books I haven't read.
Big-Idea Novels, Farming Novels, and Overpowered Domination
These are all novels I’m following.
A 12-Year Veteran Reader Recommends Novels with Solid Writing and Logic
I have broad tastes and enjoy all sorts of genres, except urban romance.
A Bookworm's Survival Supplies
A brief record of some of the works I’ve read
New Books to Watch: Urban, Xianxia, Fantasy, Entertainment, and Myriad Worlds. Please Add Them to Your Favorites.
A refuge for readers in a reading slump, with promising new books. Mainly new and early-stage novels. Most of the books at the top are new; the farther down you go, the longer they've been around. If you're in a reading slump or want to let books build up before diving in, you can bookmark this list now and have a big batch ready to read later. Please bookmark! Please bookmark! Please bookmark! Ideally under 200,000 words. Please bookmark! I mainly read xianxia and urban fiction. I don't read bo
Immortality Stories 🔥 Please Bookmark (Updated Monthly)
Immortality stories generally fall into two categories. The first, and by far the more common, focuses on cultivation. The protagonist is immortal from the start, with no elaborate scheming or backstabbing. They keep a low profile, grow stronger bit by bit, and sometimes exploit immortality to game the system or use techniques that burn away their lifespan. There are also reincarnation stories and other variations on the immortality theme. The protagonist usually starts at the very bottom, witho
My Personal Reading List
A personal reading list to keep track of what I've read
Hidden Gems Worth Reading
90% hidden gems
Xianxia, Fantasy, Anime and Manga
They're all currently popular ongoing novels, every one a top-tier read. Please follow my list!
Fiction That's Not Naive and Has Some Real-World Relevance
A list of books I personally like. I've been in a serious reading slump lately, so I came back to update a list that had been inactive for years. I've deleted old books I barely remember. For the ones I want to keep, the reviews have been lost, so I haven't updated their status. The main goal is to add new books I'm following.
Handpicked Great Reads of the First Half of 2023
Books I've read and enjoyed, or books recommended by friends. As the list's name suggests, everyone has different tastes. So if some books aren't to your liking, why not keep scrolling?
Ten-Year Bookworm: Cool-Headed, Rational, and Original Works
The protagonist is calm and level-headed, the plot avoids frustrating tropes, and the cultivation system reflects the author's own insights
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Give him a spiritual root, and he can disregard spiritual root talent and time to allow Xi Guang to progress from a second-level spiritual technique to a fifth-level spiritual technique over a lifetime. Give him a Mu King, and he can write about a technologically advanced zombie with limitless potential.
One thing I really don't understand is why the author thinks the family is the most reasonable organizational system? Putting aside the political party system, which has been proven in practice, at least a sect is better than a closed family, right?
It doesn't matter if your grades are bad I've heard it said: Flowing water doesn't compete to be first, but to flow endlessly.
I saved it for over a month and started reading again today. I've been subscribing but haven't actually read it. I keep subscribing because I think the author writes with great care, the writing style is excellent, and the setting is very rigorous and meticulous. Let me continue to point out the shortcomings, hoping the author can continue to improve. There are still just too many settings!
Actually, the author's writing style is particularly well-suited to Western fantasy. Wizards are the true researchers, spending lifetimes conducting research, each breakthrough leading to a leap in power. Wizards, embodying labels like "nerd," "scientist," "mad and bloody," "indifferent to everything," and "truth-seeking," are more like the protagonist.
I've disliked it since Destiny.
Trying to do too much at once will lead to failure.
I couldn't continue after chapter 230. The earlier chapters had more established plot points, which I could have tolerated if I gritted my teeth, but suddenly they've thrown in a research institute designing armor and turning people into Armor Heroes? And what's with this world-traveling thing? It's such a shame.
The turning point of the story occurs during the third reincarnation. First, the plot accelerates wildly, the combat power increases dramatically, and the concept of destiny and the ultimate struggle for immortality are introduced. However, this is precisely where the problem arises.
What is the author referring to as rhythm? Clearly intending to write a grand, perfect, and all-powerful cultivation journey, wildly raising the bar, he instead focuses on writing within lower realms, leaving nothing out. Skipping over it would take up too much of the time and effort; retaking it would be too much of a break.
When can one cultivate Qi to fight immortals? Were you getting carried away while writing?