The Imperial Treasure Pavilion

Even by today's standards, online novels from over a decade ago are still above average.

This book presents a very interesting concept. I've been reading a lot of novels lately, especially those about people with "five flaws" (a type of body that defies logic) who then achieve great things and get their comeuppance. But this book's concept of a "flawless body" is excellent.

Look at the rubbish being written these days.

The pirated physical copy I read back then only covered up to the Millennium Tribulation. Later, I followed it online and finished the book. After that, there were basically no other cultivation novels I could stand.

It's no exaggeration to say that this novel is the pinnacle of cultivation novels.

My favorite when I was little. The scene where the ugly duckling is transformed into a fairy is unforgettable! 😍😍😍

Archaeology is here

I've only read a few chapters and I have no idea what it's about. It's so chaotic! One minute it's modern times, the next it's ancient times, and there are absolutely no transitions. The transitions are very abrupt. Did the author ruin the book? Did they randomly insert unrelated sentences into it, making the old book unreadable and forcing readers to switch to the new one?

This was the first novel I ever read, and I still find it amazing.

I remembered that funny classmate who, when called on by the teacher in class, replied with a heavy accent, "Yu Bao Zhai."