Treasure Refining Expert
炼宝专家
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Modern Cultivation
- Updated
- 10y ago
- English
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Three Flavors Bookstore
Sanwei Bookshop
Completed Favorites
Finished classics I personally love, and will keep forever.
Books I Personally Enjoy
Urban, xianxia, and fantasy
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~
Top Xianxia Reads
Impossible to put down
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.
Ouyang Jiange
Books I've read.
My Xianxia Dream: Rule the World and Roam the Nine Provinces!
Top-tier xianxia
Martial Arts and Immortal Dao
The greatest heroes fight for their country and their people; those who cultivate seek the Dao and unravel the mysteries of heaven and earth!
2006–2016: Books That Kept Me Company for Ten Years and More
Fast-food fiction I remember, and haven't forgotten
The Little Fairy-Tale Wizard's Reading List
Rational to the point of cruelty, cold to the point of heartlessness
New and Great Reads, All Easy to Get Into
Like Shennong tasting a hundred herbs, I've weeded out most of the poisonous ones. Whether something is a hidden gem or just filler is purely my personal judgment. Also, please support my own book!
Seeking Immortality and the Dao
Fantasy cultivation, urban fiction, online gaming
Nostalgic Classics
Otherworlds I've explored over the past few years
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Chaos Thunder Cultivator
Forging a Sword from the Void
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The Arch-Demon
The Invincible Immortal Master
Bai Zhongxian's Path to Immortality
The Immortal's Escape
Reborn into the Primordial Dao
The Wheel of Fate
Reborn as a Demon
The Brainiac Dragon of Another World
Only I Am an Immortal
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Legend of Star Peak
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The Heaven-Piercing Great Sage
Ancestor of Ten Thousand Demons
Zhang Sanfeng's Adventures in Another World
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Immortal Ascension: Path of a Hundred Refinements
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Mythical Emperor of Emperors
Endless Fortuitous Encounters
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The Immortal's Path of the Purple Mansion
Lotus Treasure Mirror
An Ancient Cultivator's Handbook for Refining Demons
The Sword Immortal of Emei, Mount Shu
Reporting to the Motherland: I've Mastered the Technology of Mechanical Ascension
I Prove the Dao Fruit Through Two Worlds
Reborn in 1938: I'm Done Being a Landlord
A Hundred Lifetimes of Rebirth
The Immortal Mansion’s Fate
A Dungeon Just Appeared in My Living Room
Siheyuan: Starting by Picking Up Attributes
Nine Deaths Divine Art of Another World
The Miraculous Immortal Healer
Online Game: Dragon-Slaying Wizard
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Su Jing treats the protagonist like her husband, but the protagonist treats Su Jing like his sister. This kind of scumbag protagonist is so boring to watch.
The subject matter is good, but the plot is too far-fetched, the writing is too immature, and the scope is too small. It was probably written by a junior or senior high school student. I couldn't continue reading after the thirties.
One day, while taking the high-speed train to school, I noticed a girl next to me. She was well-dressed, clean and tidy, with a melancholy look in her eyes. Sometimes she would quietly gaze out the window, as if contemplating the past and the rest of her life; other times she would close her eyes slightly, allowing her tired body a moment's rest.
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There aren't many good books like this anymore. If I read too many, I might be able to give up novels altogether.
An incredibly awesome science fiction epic novel, *The Three-Body Problem*... A very high-quality post-apocalyptic novel, *Decoding God*... A novel with a very high number of clicks, "Battle Through the Heavens"... A highly recommended Xianxia novel, "A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality"... A novel with a very high subscription rate, *Mang Huang Ji* (The Legend of the Wilderness)...
I remember reading my first cultivation novel over ten years ago. Back then, I thought it was really good, and I was completely engrossed in it. Even now, thinking back on it still brings back fond memories. But when I saw this book again, I thought I'd reread it, but I couldn't even get past chapter five. It was too childish… I really don't know why I liked this book so much before… It's ruined the image I had of it… I shouldn't have clicked on it…
It might be a bit naive, and some plot points might seem far-fetched, but as an urban fantasy novel, the main point is to enjoy the thrill without any worries, so don't worry about the details!
I couldn't continue reading after four chapters. The plot was so overused that I suspected it was written by an AI that used people's names.
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