The New Sword Immortal of Shu Mountain
蜀山新剑侠
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.8M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 13y ago
- English
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A Reading List
I share the books I like with everyone. Most are classic completed novels I’ve read myself, along with interesting new books. There will be all kinds of genres, mainly fantasy, transmigration, supernatural, and xianxia. More genres will gradually be added in the future. I hope everyone enjoys them, and remember to bookmark this list!
Worth Reading Again and Again
Books I've finished from start to end and would read again. I can't bear to part with them.
Hmm? Just Leaving a Little Something to Remember
A little something to remember
A Collection of Great Books I've Read
Novels I personally enjoy.
Games in the Mortal World!
Games and the human world
Books I’ve Read Over the Years!
Almost every book has something special about it
A Collection of “Good” Books
They're all “good” books. Take your time and savor them.
Anti-Qidian
I'm a longtime bookworm, currently in the late stages of sophomore syndrome. Every book I recommend is one I've read. The protagonists all stand out from the usual Qidian crowd: they're decent people, not pathetic losers, and neither naive nor self-indulgent. They're nonconformists on Qidian.
A Little Bookworm's Reading Journey
These are some great books I've read over the years! The Windy Great Mage in Another World, Urban Beauty and Fortune, Urban Goodfellas, Martial Arts Masters on Campus, The Flowerboys, The Scoundrel Emperor, Tales of Romantic Encounters, Made in China 007, Reborn: 1994 Football Fever. All absolutely worth reading...
Xianxia Romance
I'm opening a thread for reviews and critiques of books on this list. I can be sharp-tongued, snarky, and nitpicky, so feel free to reply if that's your thing. Just leave the title. I'll review the title, blurb, and first 30,000 characters, covering the prose, plot, entertainment value, readability, and more. I'll suggest improvements when I feel like it. If you haven't followed this list yet, go ahead and follow so you can enjoy it for the long haul~
Books That Have Stuck with Me Over the Years
Great reads that left a deep impression and feel like classics... Most involve transmigration, immortals, or fantasy.
Works Worth Reading
Well worth a read. Let's discuss them together! Xianxia and fantasy!
Classics I've Read
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This is the best Shushan fanfic I have ever read. I rented it a long time ago and I still have it on my computer.
Someone is promoting your book, calling it "Great Luo Demon Ancestor".
What the hell is this? It's a complete stud. I read a dozen chapters and it was incredibly toxic. It deserves to be rejected.
It was fine before writing the book, but accepting Shishui as his disciple was really disgusting to me. Not only did he cut off his Jiyuan, but he had only been cultivating for three years, and he still made people swear that he would never have second thoughts. It was really disgusting. Can't he take him back as a junior sister? What kind of logic can lead to such a thing?
This is the first novel I've ever read, and it's quite moving! Back then, it was because of you that I became addicted to novels and stopped studying, ultimately failing my college entrance exam. I often think, if I had read some other flops back then, maybe I wouldn't have become so obsessed! Sigh, in the end, it was my own lack of willpower. Even gods are made from mortals; it's just that mortals' hearts aren't strong enough.
What a hidden gem of a book!
The writing is alright, but why were you so sycophantic towards Qi Xia'er in chapter 106? Based on your description, this woman acts a bit spoiled and arrogant. Besides, why should I give in to her just because she's a woman? Just because she wants to hit me to vent her anger doesn't mean I should let her. The protagonist doesn't owe her anything for no reason. It's a bit disgusting.
This book is utterly worthless except for its age.
The male protagonist is a typical brainless overpowered protagonist. After four or five years of cultivation, he provokes top-tier combatants. He's completely infatuated with women, but his womanizing isn't thorough enough. Every woman he sees is incredibly beautiful, and he won't kill anyone who is pretty. 🙂 I can't even finish reading it for free, so avoid it.
The story is set in a modern world where the protagonist accidentally travels to the Shu Mountain world. He lives in a small town at the foot of Mount Emei but is caught in the crossfire of a magical battle between Abbess Guangming and Zen Master Xiaoyue, a traitor to the Emei sect.
Why did they have to create a twisted protagonist? It'll make you feel disgusted if you just want to read the book properly.