
Cultivation Begins with Splitting the Family
修仙从分家开始
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 18d ago
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Personal Reading List
Books I'm currently reading or have finished. Qidian's recommendations have a hard time catering to different tastes, so I hope everyone will make more lists of their own. That way, we can share good books and stay out of reading slumps.
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Not Bad, in My Opinion. No Hate, Please
These are books I like. I don't know if you'll like them too.
Qingshan Yijiu's Reading List: Every Book Read with Care
Fellow readers, let me know what you think of these books. I love reading. Reading makes me happy!!!
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Books I like
Different Stories, One Shared Interest
Realistic, meticulous, heartfelt, and engaging prose brings a vivid world to life. A steadfast, decisive, clearheaded, practical protagonist hones himself amid the turmoil of the mortal world and rises above it. A great starting point. The protagonist quickly adapts to circumstances, takes control of the situation, and creates a good environment for cultivation. He is resolute in his cultivation, decisive in his actions, and doesn't slack off in daily life, making steady progress.
A List Made on a Whim: Just My Taste
Leaning toward my personal tastes and the books I’m currently reading. I haven’t finished all the books on this list. In fact, I’ve finished relatively few. If the later chapters don’t live up to expectations, I’m sorry. I put this list together casually. I also read a lot of Douluo fan fiction, so there are quite a few titles here. I’ll put any new Douluo fan fiction on another list.
Books I Personally Enjoy
In my opinion, if a book is well written and the author puts their heart into it, it's bound to be good. Whether it gets popular is another matter. (Some readers have asked why so many of the books I recommend haven't gone premium. The thing is, plenty of books start out with great premises and plots, but as they go on the characters or power scaling fall apart, or the story gets too dull to continue. For all sorts of reasons, I end up disliking them and don't recommend them. I'm picky about wh
Le Youran's Private Reading List
Books by all kinds of veteran authors, all solid reads.
Reading or Finished
Keeping track of books I like
Old Favorites Vs. New Buds
This list includes old favorites and promising newcomers. They're all books I've read myself or heard about from friends. If you haven't read them, give them a try. I don't think you'll be disappointed. The list is updated from time to time. I'll add promising new releases and older books that have quietly built up a lot of chapters. If you think the list looks good, click Follow on the right. Thanks! If these books aren't to your taste, just move along quietly. Please don't bash them.
Only Stories with Few Cliches Make the List!
I usually skip books by the big names. No harems, brainless plots, or dumb characters. If the table of contents gives away the plot, I drop it immediately. I'm in a terrible reading slump. To be honest, quite a few books on this list only held my interest at first, and I didn't follow them later. But everyone's tastes are different, so I left them here. The five-star ratings are all for my personal favorites. There are only so many ways to write a story, so what matters is the writing and wheth
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Hilarious! The author doesn't even know the character "" (jun)? They kept typing "" (qun) instead. "" (Qunwang jiānjiā), haha! At first I thought it was just a few typos, but it turns out it's all "" (qun).
I don't know what the author's mentality is. The son has already reached the Golden Core stage, while the protagonist is still at the Qi Refining stage. Moreover, his various cultivation methods are always flawed, and even if he breaks through, he's not necessarily better or more skilled than his son.
It was well-written at the beginning, and the premise was fantastic! Knowledge determines everything. In the end, it still came down to bloodline and talent. I have never seen anyone who suppressed everything through their own efforts and talent. It's all about talent and luck; scientific cultivation of immortality reaches its extreme in the later stages. What a waste of the book's premise!
The author has successfully created a truly detestable protagonist. He's morally bankrupt, has a terrible personality, and suspects everyone, refusing to take any risks. Mainly, he's incredibly incompetent, yet unwilling to change himself, and doesn't even believe in his own supernatural abilities—it's unbelievable. All his success can only be attributed to pure luck.
The main character is a complete idiot, a mere plot device, utterly useless.
Why can't this book be published on the Sanjiang website?
Keep at it 😅. If you want to write well, you must keep writing. Even writing one chapter a day can make you a unique and outstanding author. Think about Gu Zhenren; I don't think he's that great, but by sticking to his path, he also became a master of a special genre.
I want to see Wan Cheng Jin Dan, please make my post the top comment!
The author's writing style and plot are unbeatable; I can't get enough of it every day. If I had that writing style and imagination, I'd want to write my own book. The last one was "The Demonic Cultivator Enters the Palace," and I hope this one will have a stable update schedule.
Why are so many people advocating for eunuchs? Would you be happy if they were actually castrated?
It's very well written.
It's just a little bit Another point is that the protagonist places too much emphasis on current methods. Some things can only be seen clearly from a higher perspective. No matter how advanced current methods are, they are still things researched by powerful beings within the Dao Integration realm. Do they truly encompass all mysteries? I think it's impossible.