Great Qin Immortal Dynasty: Starting from Cultivating Immortals in Your Family and Becoming a God

Name: Great Qin Immortal Dynasty: Starting from Cultivating Immortals in Your Family and Becoming a God
Author: Hokkien People

大秦仙朝：从家族修仙开始成神

by Hokkien People (闽南族人)

Status: Ongoing
Length: 647k Words
Genre: Cultivation
Audience: Male
Subgenre: Classical Xianxia
Updated: 1y ago
Source: Qidian

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Synopsis

At that time, Haoran had little righteousness, Guigu showed off mysteries, practiced only calculations, and did good deeds for fame. "Wait, am I not an immortal weapon? Why is it hanging on a woman's chest?" "Everything has a price. Descendants of the Three Qin Dynasties must pay their debts!" Lin Qi acted bravely when he saw justice, but because of a battle between immortals, his residual soul was torn from modern times to the world of immortal cultivation, and attached to a broken bronze bell. Three hundred years ago, the first emperor passed away, the prince passed away, the Qin Empire fell apart, evil spirits reappeared, and the cultivators regarded mortals as ants. The shabby Qin family outside the wilderness accidentally obtained the bronze bell, the immortal artifact of the clan, and the bravery of the Qin people reappeared in the world, only to realize that everything was actually a conspiracy. The Qin family has spent generations of blood and tears to create the Qin people's character that "everything has a price, and descendants of the Three Qin Dynasties must pay their debts." The descendants of the Three Qin Dynasties, who had been dormant for three hundred years, and the immortal bronze bell of the Zhen clan complemented each other. Finally, with the fierceness of six generations, they became the number one immortal clan in the ages, wiped out the evil degeneracy, and rebuilt the unified empire of China. (Family cultivation, farming, group portraits, decisive killing, revenge must be taken)

Reader comments

The slow pace of cultivating immortality is very selective for readers.
It is considered a slow-paced novel, and its audience may be very small. After all, people nowadays like the fast-paced monster-killing and upgrading system. It seems that the author has put in a lot of effort, and some of the settings are interesting. I hope I can stick with it. There are not many books these days that are willing to write such eloquent stories. I guess one book in fifty would be great.
5 likes2y ago
I read it through a book recommendation from a certain source, and someone in the comment section said that he saw someone writing about Southern Fujian culture using Xianxia, and came here to take a look. After reading for more than an hour, I actually found a lot of southern Fujian culture: For example, the pronunciation of Qin in the previous chapters is how the surname Qin is pronounced in the southern Fujian language. For example, people from other places may not know the red rice cake. As an old Quanzhou native, this is a must-have southern Fujian offering for happy events. For example, some place names, such as Gulangdongtian, are actually the ancient names of Gulangyu Island. Bijia Mountain and Yanwei Mountain are also scenic spots on Gulangyu Island. As for Cangqiong Mountain, I don't know where it is. It may be a scenic spot in southern Fujian that I don't know. For example, some monsters, mountain owls, should be direct transliterations of this Hokkien language. From this book, it can be seen that the author is a Minnan, and the author's name is also a Minnan. From some of the author's words, he is a newbie, but he studies hard, and he is also a Minnan, so he came to support me.
5 likes2y ago
I haven't read it, but how can the character card be considered female?
3 likes2y ago
Qin Yan who practices martial arts
How could a Xiuxian family not practice martial arts?
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