The Immortal Path of Dharma Forms
法相仙途
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 4.6M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 11mo ago
- English
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A Personal List, Full of Bias
Ranked purely according to my personal taste Tier 1: Breathtaking Tier 2: Fun Tier 3: Excellent Tier 4: Entertaining Tier 5: A satisfying read that's not bad Tier 6: Boring (worth a look if you're really desperate for something to read) Tier 7: Trash (don't read it even if you're desperate)
Classics Speak for Themselves
Classics need no explanation
Decent Enough to Read
These are books I've read and thought were pretty good. I don't like stories that try too hard to look cool. Substance matters, and the plot has to make sense. The author matters too, of course. I'm in a reading slump lately. If you've come across any good books, please recommend them. Thanks! So many books on the charts lately are comedy stories full of silly characters, or shallow wish-fulfillment tales about leveling up and fighting monsters. Even the xianxia stories I love have mostly turned
Sanwei Study
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As Long as It’s Fun
These are all books I've read and enjoyed. If you're looking for something to read, give them a try. Remember to follow me, thanks! I'll update this list from time to time.
My Book List
All books I've read.
Books I’ve Finished, and Rambling Thoughts
A completed reading list for newcomers who don’t know what to read and readers suffering from a reading drought.
Great Immortal Cultivation and Historical Novels
Books I read and thought were good
Xianxia Classics: Beginners, Stay Away
I’ve been reading novels for over a decade, and I’m always running out of things to read. There’s less and less worth picking up. I’ve always loved xianxia most... because it lets me set free the dreams I had as a child.
A Little Bookworm’s Trip Down Memory Lane
A mix of old and new books
The Starbright Realm
One book, one world
My 12-Year Reading List
All classics
Great Books I Followed to the End Back Then
I started reading novels around 2000. First I bought books: Jin Yong, Huang Yi, Harry Potter, and so on. Then I started renting books, like Piaomiao, Zichuan, and Yiren Aoshi Lu. Somewhere along the way, I registered a ridiculous username on CMFU and started reading ebooks. Gradually, Qidian had more and more books, while I read fewer and fewer of the books on my shelf. These days, if a book has nothing special going for it, I drop it if it doesn't get picked up for publication. If I'm lucky, I
Grudges of the Book and Sword
My reading list: mostly xianxia, historical fiction, and other works with strong writing.
Casual Browsing (Updated for the Second Time)
Why not give these a read when you have some free time or are looking for something new?
Qingyi's Picks
Sharing some books I personally enjoy: xianxia, wuxia, games, urban, history, and more. Hope you find something you like.
My Personal Classics
Whatever you think, I consider these classics! Dark Lychee's My Girlfriend Is a Zombie is especially worth reading. But, hey, the site watchdog won't let me recommend it!
Good Books Not to Be Missed
I've been reading for years, and these are the books I found outstanding. I'll update the list from time to time. I hope it helps you discover books you'll love. Thanks!
Top Immortal Grass Picks, No Heartbreakers
Mainly classical xianxia, along with Primordial Chaos, Investiture of the Gods, Journey to the West, Shu Mountain, Mortal Cultivation, and Western fantasy. I also like leisurely farming stories and relatively rigorous historical transmigration novels.
Books I Like: Darker Stories Without Goody-Two-Shoes Heroines, Cheap Drama, or Harem Protagonists
These are only my personal opinions. Everyone has their own views, and no one has to agree.
Books That Have Stood the Test of Time for Me
I started reading novels from the era of Jin Yong, Gu Long, Liang Yusheng, and Huang Yi. I’ve been reading for over ten years now, and as time goes by, I find fewer and fewer books that catch my eye. Here are a few novels that left a strong impression on me.
Immortal-Grade Novels with First-Rate Plots!
All I want is a good plot! I can’t get through the novels on the rankings anymore. They’re all the same: fight monsters, level up, kill for treasure, go to auctions and competitions. So here are some unconventional xianxia novels that stand out from the rest. Different, with a rosy glow. How about it?
Books I Love
The most classic xianxia, fantasy, and military fiction
Contemplating the Way of Heaven
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This book is amazing; you can't find it by searching the title, you have to search by the author's name.
I remember finishing this book 10 years ago using my mobile phone credit. I also read "The Ancestor of Ten Thousand Demons" at the same time. Now I'm rereading it from the beginning on Qidian.com, a tribute to my youth.
Leaving a mark~ I really enjoyed watching it back then, the Three-Legged Golden Crow was awesome.
Liu, your writing skills are quite good. If you have the time, ideas, and are willing to write more books, please write another cultivation novel. There really aren't any novels to read these days.
This book is great! It's from several years ago, and I still find it very enjoyable to read now.
Fuck you, how can anyone criticize such a good book? Are all the shows and movies you watch and follow incredibly awesome? The ending of *Faxiang* felt rushed. But it's truly a good book. The pacing is perfect; the pretentiousness is just right—not too much, not too little—it's so enjoyable! 😐
I dug them out again these past few days, and wow, what garbage were those I watched back then? This kind of male protagonist should be consigned to the dustbin of history. Shameless, prone to sarcasm, and emotionally charged. He expresses the same emotion in every three sentences; it's utterly speechless.
This is the best book I've ever read; it's a pity the author is now engrossed in reading rather than writing.
The first 35 chapters have some flaws.
The power level is inconsistent—the protagonist, who is at the 6th or 7th level of Qi Refining, kills someone at the 11th level of Qi Refining. The fight scenes are described in great detail, but it doesn't explain why the protagonist is able to fight across levels. The logic is completely flawed—a child with two Core Formation Pills is a treasure trove, why would he covet your meager bounty?
I stayed up all night following this novel back then, thinking the author would become a literary legend with this one book, but then they just disappeared without a trace. What a pity.