
Dark Cultivation: The Divine Descends
暗黑修仙:神临
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 507k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
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240Chapters
2.5kRecommendations
14.3kFans
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It's well-written; after obtaining the cultivation method, it evokes a strong sense of detachment from worldly affairs and the pursuit of immortality.
The story is pretty good, keep it up, author!
A rare gem of a book, highly recommended! Better than dozens of other cultivation novels. Very original, the story flows smoothly, and the characters are all very distinctive. Most importantly, it's fresh – that's exactly what's lacking in the cultivation genre right now. Keep it up!
Recommended by seasoned bookworms
Definitely a must-read! Keep it up, author! You have the makings of an emperor! Haha 😃 It's very well-written.
Why isn't it available for purchase yet? You've already surpassed 300,000 words. Just let the editor know via QQ, and they usually won't hold you back. I've been following your book for a long time; I'll give you a first-day subscription when it's released.
I think it's quite good, and after getting so many chapters for free, what more needs to be said?
The appearance of the female character was too abrupt.
Great book! It has that feel to it!! I really like it!
Can anyone give me a spoiler? What exactly is the Red Dragon?
The opening is brilliant, but the rest is disappointing. It seems like most books on Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform) are only worth reading the beginning; the rest is generally terrible.