The Poor Man's Immortal Cultivation Tale
穷人修仙传
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.3M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 15y ago
- English
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Hunan Warlord's Xianxia Library (Only Recommending Books I've Read)
I've been reading web novels for twenty years, and my favorite genres are xianxia, fantasy, urban fiction, and historical fiction. Lately I've mostly been reading xianxia, so I'll start with a list of those and add other genres later. I hope we have similar tastes. If this list helps you find even a couple of xianxia novels you'll enjoy among the countless choices, I'll be delighted.
Past and Future
I only recommend books I've read and enjoyed, books I'm currently following, and books that are said to be excellent or recommended by friends. I'll make recommendations, but whether you read them is up to you. I can't force you to read them. Everyone has their own taste, after all.
Books to Pass the Time
Books to pass the time should be enjoyable. If they bore you, they won't help pass the time at all. Maybe these books really are good reads.
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I read some of it when I was in elementary school and was deeply moved by Fang Sheng and Yu Shu. Now that I'm in college, those memories suddenly resurfaced, bringing back wonderful feelings, so I reread it in its entirety. I think it's very well written, with many touching parts. I'm here to give it a full subscription and thank the author. Keep it up, author! Don't let temporary setbacks dampen your book's integrity, passion, and drive!
I felt relieved to continue reading after skipping straight to the ending and seeing that Yu Shu was still alive. The author still has a conscience! 😢😢😢
Having read several of the author's books, my general feeling is that the characters are all stubborn and unwilling to admit defeat. The author seems to want to write a different kind of novel, but the protagonist's stubbornness is no different from a typical wish-fulfillment novel.
I have no idea what it wrote; it's a world apart from "A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality".
The author is better suited to writing martial arts novels; a simple topic has been written in several chapters with rambling language!
The book I read the year I was born, I never imagined I'd see it again more than a decade later. My dad must have bought a physical copy of *Shadow Demon*, and I stumbled upon it sometime in elementary school and started reading it. The ending was something like, "The genetic distance is so many inches," and Fang Sheng was getting closer and closer to that thing. I forget the specifics.
It's not to my taste, I found it boring.
On February 22, 2025, I finished reading "The Poor Man's Journey to Immortality." Fourteen years have passed, and online novels are now ubiquitous, but this author's book was still very moving and touching; it was a truly excellent story. I originally wanted to find other books by the author, but I discovered that their later works were getting shorter and shorter, and they stopped updating…
I lack passion and don't get it; I just think this person is reckless and stupid.
There are tons of hidden weapons, poisons, swords, spears, and halberds; why would someone want to learn a staff technique that nobody else knows, or even one that nobody teaches, where you have to figure it out entirely on your own? That's pure nonsense.