
A Mortal Woman’s Path to Immortality
凡女仙途
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.4M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia Romance
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 11y ago
- English
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[For Female Readers] Handpicked Great Reads, Come Take a Look
Historical romance, modern romance, fantasy romance, quick transmigration... All kinds of genres are welcome. I'll add any book that suits my taste. I'll add reviews later.
I Just Want to Read in Peace
Xianxia
Stories Worth Spending Time and Money On
These are stories by authors with wild imaginations who still deliver for their readers. I've either finished them or am following them as they update.
My Favorites
The best and my favorites
Cultivating Immortality Together
Cultivation novels with no male lead
Books I Love
The good books I've found along the way since joining Qidian.
Books I Like
Same as above
Quietly in Love with Novels
Books I like: simple and fun
Independent Immortal Heroines Beyond the Mortal World
With a cool eye, I watch the world grow corrupt, while devoting my whole heart to the pursuit of the Great Dao. Every question I ask myself, every struggle between the immortal and mortal worlds: in today's world of cultivation, full of intrigue, will one transcend the mundane, or draw even closer to it? Or will this become an even more naked, blood-soaked age of chaos?! Skin white as snow, graceful as a maiden; no need for the five grains, living on wind and dew; riding the clouds and driving a
Obsession
Stories that draw you right in...
With the Help of a Strong Wind, I Rise to the Azure Clouds
I especially like cultivation novels with female leads. I don't like books that end badly or get abandoned, so most of the completed novels on this list are ones I've read and enjoyed, and would happily reread when I'm out of things to read. Personally, I prefer cultivation novels with female leads and no male lead. If there's a male lead, he's either too peripheral or the romance is too prominent, which always feels unnecessary...
My Favorites
I like fantasy, xianxia, and romance.
Crystal Love Song
Reborn, transmigrate.
Recommendations From a Veteran Reader Who's Been Reading Romance Since Grade School
As a kid, I read domineering CEO and school stories. Then I got into tragic romances, followed by all kinds of farming, transmigration, and xianxia novels. Basically, I'll read anything that's good. I'm an omnivorous reader ԅ(¯ㅂ¯ԅ)
Only Xianxia and Apocalypse Fiction
Books that caught my interest. You might like them too.
Flowers Bloom Along the Road, Waiting for You
Historical romances and palace intrigue, xianxia love stories... A beauty in the spring breeze, fair as snow. My love, you may return at your leisure.
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The Enchanting Exiled Flower
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A great author! I came here after reading this one. The author's writing style is truly superb—it makes the time fly by, a very smooth and enjoyable read. As for the male lead, personally, I think this is a cultivation novel, and having a too-important male lead actually detracts from the experience. A strong female lead is the main theme… I like it?
I remember reading "One Finger" before, which seemed pretty good. I only read it because it was by the same author. I'm a little disappointed. The female lead is too good to the sect, completely unreserved. I never considered that they forced her in the past, and we still don't know her true identity. What will she do if her identity is revealed and the sect tries to harm her? Also, her deep affection for her family seems too strange.
I absolutely dislike the male lead (Xiang Tian).
The more I watch, the less I can stand the female lead; she's so pretentious. Weren't her fellow disciples good to her? Yes, but she repeatedly hurts them for a man. It's normal for sect disciples to give away treasures they obtain during their adventures; they didn't force him to hand them over. Having great opportunities is bad enough—like the Treasure-Hunting Rat.
The opening was really well written, vividly portraying the open-mindedness and resilience of a little orphan girl. But after she joined the sect and grew up, relying on resources, she started to become all sorts of pretentious and sickly, either physically or mentally ill. I'm speechless at how a cultivation novel is written; it's more like a martial arts story...
…😵😵😵 After reading over a hundred chapters, I was truly stunned and on the verge of a nervous breakdown by the love, hate, and grudges in this book. The female protagonist handles interpersonal relationships terribly. Even when it's not a life-or-death situation, she insists on living as if it were.
I really like the author's writing style, but I really dislike the female lead in this story. She's pretentious, indecisive, suspicious, and stupid! Especially her behavior towards Ye Wentian—it's unbearable!
The cheat system is too overpowered; a Qi Refining stage cultivator can kill several Foundation Establishment stage cultivators. Why don't you just write that she ascends to immortality?
Is this cultivation? This is more like the daily life of a spoiled, fragile little girl... Although it's her first book, the values she establishes are so strange... It's completely different from her later books... 💔💔
I read a quarter of it but didn't finish. I'm getting more and more disgusted with the Shuiyue Sect. They're like leeches, always handing over any great opportunity the female lead gets to the sect with only a meager reward. She's always the one shouldering all the burdens, but whenever the sect faces trouble, she's the one who has to step in.