
Jin Xunu of Shu Mountain
蜀山金须奴
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 745k Words
- Genre
- Cultivation
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 14y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Dreams of a Fleeting Life
These are mostly books whose stories I personally think are great, whether I’m currently following them or have already read them. No harems or wish-fulfillment, and nothing brainless or dumbed down. To me, every novel is a grand dream in this fleeting life. Isn’t it more fun when the dream is beautiful and exciting?
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.
Falling in Love with Novels
Fall in love with a different way of life.
Novels I Can't Stop Following
That feeling of staying up all night and forgetting to eat or sleep is captured in these books.
Only When Books Run Dry Do You Wish You Had More
For anyone in a reading slump, here are some books I like. Mostly historical fiction, with a few xianxia, fantasy, and urban novels.
A Must-Read for Anyone in a Reading Slump!
A must-read when you’re out of books!
Memories from Over the Years. Updated Whenever, My Bookshelf Is a Mess
Worth a read
Comfort Reads to Pass the Time
A bookworm looking for food to pass the time.
A Different Path
Only old-school readers will appreciate these.
Works Worth Reading
Well worth a read. Let's discuss them together! Xianxia and fantasy!
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The Master of Wutai in Shushan is the best Shushan travel work I have seen in so many years. The plot of the whole novel is ups and downs, the characters are vivid, and the most important thing is that it always explores the theme of what is a true moral immortal. The ideas are good, the stories are better. With this book, Zi Ying can become immortal.
I think this book is very well written. It was written many years ago, and the author's thoughts are limited by the times. The comment section is too speechless. He has such a venomous mouth, but I haven't seen him write anything himself.
The article started by mocking people for being cowardly, but ended up making it even more cowardly.
I'm speechless, the swordsman is just pretentious and a pretty boy. Those who eat, drink, and defecate in other people's homes should take their disciples with them. The protagonist cannot be beaten away or scolded by the host, but the protagonist still lives here shamelessly. This is the most shameless protagonist I have ever seen. Are you like this in real life? Go to someone else's house to play and then stay there forever? ? ?
Shushan novels are most taboo about accepting disciples. It's really a headache.
It makes me laugh to death. The enemy has let it go over and over again, and I have fallen into crisis over and over again. It's just a monkey trick.
The Shushan written by the author is really good, and it's a pity that I won't write it anymore.
The summary of this book is that you can't do anything, you can't kill anyone, you can only talk with your mouth, blah blah blah, there are a lot of them, and no one can beat them.
I feel like there is a problem with this kind of novels. The Taoist people say that they are pure and inactive, but they end up making calculations one after another, which is obviously contrary to the Taoist purity and can be called an evil way. Moreover, each of them attaches great importance to cultivation and is not inactive at all. Even the protagonist is like this. They are all trivial and illogical.
Good guy, how many chapters have been deleted?