The Immortal's Escape
仙遁
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 14y ago
- English
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Three Flavors Bookstore
Sanwei Bookshop
The Record of Cleansing the Heart
Every book leaves its mark A laugh to brighten your day Impeccable logic Terror and astonishment
Some Books I've Read
These are all books I've read. Some are old and may seem out of place next to today's chart-toppers, but they're still worth a look.
Good Books I've Read Over the Past Ten Years
Every one of these is a hidden gem. I wouldn't recommend it if it weren't good.
Ten Years of Traces, Ten Years of Longing
To me, a novel isn't just a story. It's more like an author describing a dream and interpreting it, revealing a magnificent otherworld that differs from reality yet shares something with it. In that world, there are mountains I want to climb, dreams I want to chase, and people I want to love. A book isn't a masterpiece just because it's entertaining. It reflects the author's values and aspirations. If all you seek is cheap thrills, that inner world would be terribly dull. A truly wonderful book
Only When Books Run Dry Do You Wish You Had More
For anyone in a reading slump, here are some books I like. Mostly historical fiction, with a few xianxia, fantasy, and urban novels.
Quiet Study
A mix of treasured favorites and books I've read recently
Worth a Look
I do not know how to write.
A 13-Year Veteran Takes You Back to Books Buried Deep in Your Memory
A 13-year veteran reader takes you back to the books buried in your memories. I won't list every novel by the great authors, just the ones that left a deep impression. Was the first online gaming novel I read A Unified World? I think it was.
Gray Fertilizer Will Work Its Magic
Ash-grey fertilizer turns black
Books Worth Reading Three Times
Non-beginner fiction that takes a quiet mind to appreciate
Must-Reads
Only veteran readers will understand
Classic Xianxia!
Recommended good books.
The Most Worthwhile Xianxia Reads: Oldies, but You May Not Have Read Them
Old and new, xianxia galore.
Ten Years’ Worth of Books
Some niche stories I personally enjoy. I like books about the glory of the Han and Tang dynasties and the like. Any recommendations from seasoned readers? The books I recommend are all ones I really like. These are the hidden gems in my book.
Novels You Can Stick With
Nothing that'll make you cringe.
Books I've Read Over the Past Ten Years
I have read every single one.
Gongzi Hai's Bookshelf
A list of recommendations from a hardcore bookworm with fourteen years of reading under my belt.
Classic Completed Fantasy Novels
Some books I read before and can pick up again and get into
Any Book I Can Finish Counts as a Good Book
No matter how outlandish a novel's flights of fancy are, sound logic is essential. It should at least be able to explain itself.
Clearing the Fog
👏👏👏🏁 Whatever
Yiyi
I don’t like brainless, childish novels. I like stories that are both satisfying and well-plotted, and leave me feeling refreshed when I finish. I don’t care whether the author is a big name; fame means nothing. I have no nostalgia for the Blood Red novels I read when I was young. I only care about quality. These days I tend to prefer dark, high-IQ stories. The books here generally fall into two categories: clever stories and wish-fulfillment fiction, though they cover plenty of other areas too.
Ten Years of Great Books
Great books I've read over the years.
My Xianxia Dream: Rule the World and Roam the Nine Provinces!
Top-tier xianxia
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A masterpiece has been abandoned by its author! What a pity!
A masterpiece has been abandoned by its author! What a pity!
Why? This is the only book I've read for so many years... And you actually left it unfinished... Sigh.
Techniques that are tens of thousands of years old are probably outdated and obsolete by now.
The times are changing; techniques from tens of thousands of years ago are ancient relics, as naive as the ancient belief in a flat earth. Ancient does not equal advanced
Like Zhaizhu, she had the potential to become a supreme god, but it's such a pity that she loves to create terrible endings. I really love this author.
It was written on a grand scale; I remember reading it on a 2G phone, flipping through pages. What a pity.
Back then, I could start like a wandering toad. Go learn what nonsense fandom is. Lost my number too
Ah, I read it a long time ago, it was really good back then. Why did the author like to abandon stories so much?
Haha! The Buddhist practices are supposed to be authentic Wu tribe techniques? That made me laugh.
It has the potential to become a legendary work, but unfortunately, it often has disappointing endings. This might be related to the overall online novel environment ten years ago.
The introduction made me think it was about cultivating through eating, but who knew it was actually a swordsmanship.