The Dao Cultivator
大道修行者
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.1M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 14y ago
- English
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Revisiting Old Favorites During a Reading Slump
Mostly light, feel-good farming novels and old favorites. Good to browse when you're out of things to read. The best prose and story structure come from Angry Banana, Mao Ni, Yan Yu Jiang Nan, Xiao Qi Xiao, and Feng Huo Xi Zhu Hou, the so-called Five Great Writers of Zhongyuan.
Sanwei Study
Three Flavors Book House
A Mixed Bag of Books, Maybe You'll Find Something You Like
I don't like looking for books on recommendation lists (though some may be on the list). I read all kinds of things. If you like these, please give the list a like and follow it. A waste of time ⭐️ Good for passing the time ⭐️⭐️ Worth a read ⭐️⭐️⭐️ Really enjoyed it ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Personal favorites ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Great Reads on Wuxia, Immortal Martial Arts, and Transmigration Through Time
Classics
Classics
A classic, and a great read
Phantom Book Lounge
Love the classics, recommend the classics, share the classics,
My Reading List
I've been reading for 12 years, and I think quite a few good books are worth remembering and savoring.
Books I've Read Over the Years
As the title says, these are books I've read over the past six or seven years that moved me, touched me, taught me something, and still stay fresh in my memory.
A Curated List: Say Goodbye to Beginner-Level Writing! These Stand the Test of Time and Are a Pleasure to Read!
Sharing these with fellow readers who have the same tastes! There are quite a few good books that have gone missing for various reasons, so I’m adding them here for now: Wulin Banxia Zhuan, Jian Chu Huashan, Chixue Longqi, Reborn as a Little Player
Three Thousand Paths: Cultivation, Body Training, Battle Aura, Magic, Different Roads to the Same Destination
I’ve been reading for over ten years, and I only recommend books I’ve finished. I won’t recommend something I haven’t read, no matter how popular it is. I’ve read everything from historical and entertainment novels to cultivation, Primordial Chaos, and some fantasy. These are the ones I personally think are good. Whenever I find a great book, I’ll update the list right away.
My Taste: Carefully Selected
The heroine is pretty inspiring, and the hero isn't an idiot Updates are a little slow
Hongchen Meng's Reading List
Infinite-flow novels.
Reading Is Just for Fun
No pressure
Pretty Good Novels
Novels I've read and thought were pretty good
Classics in My Eyes
Books I want to read again after finishing. I've read every one at least twice.
A Veteran Reader’s Casual Book Nook! Dark, System, and Transmigration Stories! No Harem
La la la! Books I think are pretty good
Cultivating Life Without Cultivating Nature: The First Great Mistake in Spiritual Practice!
These are all novels that I personally consider free of idiotic characters, with protagonists whose intelligence is intact. Today's xianxia and fantasy novels are still making the same mistakes our ancestors warned against a thousand years ago. Feel free to recommend novels in the comments whose protagonists and authors both have functioning brains, as long as there is no female lead or only one female lead! Please leave a comment and recommend something if you've saved it, so we can work togeth
Books of All Kinds
These are all books I like. My tastes might be a little eclectic.
I've Spent These Years Reading Books Whenever I Had Nothing Else to Do
Novels that left a lasting impression on me
Currently Reading on My Bookshelf
Because of my personal preferences, this list is mostly single-protagonist romances or stories with no couples. Of course, I may not have finished some of them, so there could be things I dislike later on. I generally like fantasy and xianxia where people can live forever, as well as cozy farming stories. I hate romance angst~
Recommended Great Reads
What can I say? Out of the hundreds of books on my shelf, these are the only ones I think are decent. If you're in a reading slump, give them a look.
Books That Stayed With Me Over the Years
Just books that left a strong impression on me
Knowledge Is Power
Knowledge is power
🌸🌸Little Flower's List🌸🌸
Books I like. I’ve found that many books I like can’t be found here.
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1. A loser transmigrates to another world and immediately wants to find uranium ore so he can build an atomic bomb. Pretty cool, right? 😄 2. A set of ordinary martial arts techniques on Earth instantly became a supreme body-refining secret method. Isn't that amazing? 😄
This is a book from many years ago. I had just finished reading *A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality*. After reading this, I suddenly realized that cultivating immortality isn't what we imagine. Looking back at novels where you can become an immortal simply by accumulating energy, it all seems rather dull.
I read this cultivation book a long time ago, and I suddenly remembered it and looked it up again. This book is a complete guide to cultivation for juniors. It is really well written. It asks questions of the heart, the way, and the world. It is much more interesting than some popular gods' golden fingers, showing off, face-slapping, leveling up and gaining experience.
This is the only old book I've ever read that I didn't find outdated; it's definitely worth reading!
My thoughts on this book
Regarding the works in this book, the author's cultural literacy and literary skill far surpass most writers on Qidian.com. My mentor always keeps several books by his bedside, which he reads daily, even reciting them from memory, until the books are slightly worn.
I have just finished reading the entire book. The author has deeply grasped the essence of Tao, and his writing possesses a unique Taoist charm; he is truly one of a kind. Readers can savor the book carefully, reflecting on their own thoughts and actions—a superior method of self-cultivation. This book is a classic and will surely endure forever!
Old memories
The old books enlightened us, and the new books criticize us; what wrong have the old books done to deserve this criticism? The old folks look back at the records of the present, and the same words of wisdom are used today. This is an introductory book on the cultivation of immortality, containing many interpretations of Taoist scriptures.
There are a few problematic points here, proceed with caution! Let me tell you about one that I found particularly disturbing. The protagonist's projection enters the Spirit Immortal Realm and happens to encounter a dying cultivator. Because his true spirit has dissipated, the cultivator, before dying, asks the protagonist to possess his body and take care of his mother.
I was amazed when I first read this book; it was exactly the kind of book I liked. I don't understand why the book review section is so hostile.
This book explained the principle six years ago that "time is merely an illusion created by the movement of matter."
This book, published six years ago, explained the theory that "time is merely an illusion created by the movement of matter," yet many newly updated books these past few days claim this theory is the latest research result from foreigners. What can I say besides "Holy crap!"?