The Immortal Path of Danya Cliff
丹崖仙途
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Fantasy Romance
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 11y ago
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Books I've Enjoyed in Recent Years, Mostly Female-Led Xianxia and Mystery
I'm picky and always running out of books. Lately, I'm only reading xianxia, fantasy, and mystery novels with good prose. I like strong male and female leads who stand side by side. No weak little flowers, no saintly characters, no mindless stories, and no melodramatic romantic entanglements full of angst. Books I've read and liked: Jiejian by Yu Jing Peng Xiang; From Longevity to Ascension by Xiao Shi Ni Ge Zha Zha; The Legend of Shen Li by Jiu Lu Fei Xiang; The First Sickly Disciple of the Cul
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Promising New Xianxia Romance Novels and Other Great Reads
Now that the list reveals the list owner's fan level, I have no choice but to bring out my alt account ID. The alt's list is called “Soft Jade, Flowing Light: Alt Account.” I've subscribed to all the books on it. If I haven't subscribed to one, it's either because I couldn't keep reading or because I can't afford it right now and will catch up later. I only recently started working, after all. What a bummer... I sometimes update the reviews for books on the list, so if you like them, please foll
Petals Falling in the Drizzle
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Apocalypse, Wish-Fulfillment, Xianxia, A Different World, Historical Eras: Mostly Newcomers
Is this list any good? Please save it and follow me! Ahhhhh! You have to read my list description! If it catches your eye, then these are all the right books for you!!!!! Isn't that a dream come true when you're out of books???!!! My account was stolen after fifteen years, so this fake newbie is trembling in fear... Aside from the books I'm following now and the ones I read long ago and still remember even though they've vanished from my shelf, most of these are new books or ones I read on Q Rea
My Favorite Cultivation Novels, with Strong Values and Independent Leads, Plus Transmigrate and Ancient-Style Novels
After reading cultivation novels for so many years, few have left a lasting impression on me. Many even seem to have seriously questionable values. Some give their protagonists such an absurdly overpowered golden finger that there's no room for personal growth or hard work. Others have reborn characters spend every day scheming to steal the protagonist's opportunities, acting selfishly as if it's only natural. In these books, each with its own distinct style, the protagonists stay true to themse
I Look for Books Every Day, So Here’s Something for Fellow Readers Who Work Just as Hard to Find Them
I read all kinds of things, but awkward writing, unnatural dialogue, and inexplicable wish-fulfillment womanizers are deal-breakers. My standards are this low, yet it's still hard to find something to read.
Book Collection
A different kind of imagination, a different kind of excitement.
Gone Like Passing Clouds
Some books I read on Qidian. I once lost an account, and I've forgotten the titles of many of them.
Female Protagonists Cultivating Immortality
Female-led cultivation novels I couldn't put down
Mostly Strong Female Leads or Power Couples, with Some Male-Oriented Fiction
Novels with strong, independent heroines, mostly cultivation stories. I've been reading for over ten years and have pretty exacting tastes, so I only recommend what I consider the best. No brainless characters, no amateurish writing, and not too much pointless drama. The golden finger shouldn't be too overpowered, and the plots should be logical and well thought out. Unless the story is truly exceptional, I won't recommend books whose values don't sit right with me. I occasionally include other
Xianxia Stories I Like
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Liutiao's Bookshelf
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Household intrigue, immortal cultivation, and the apocalypse.
Books That Once Made My Youth Shine
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Like It or Don't, That's Up to You: My Personal-Taste Reading List
If you like it, read it. If you don't, don't. This list is based on my personal taste.
Great Female-Led Xianxia and Historical Romance Reads
Good books I've read, for real. If you like them too, leave a like or send some flowers~~
Almost Every Book by These Authors Is a Gem
Romance, cultivation, interstellar, post-apocalyptic, and magic novels. Only one book per author.
Obsession
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Just for Fun
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A Little Bit
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Female-Protagonist Xianxia
All female-led xianxia novels I've read and finished. If you're into this kind of thing, ladies, give them a look.
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Although all the comments called it a classic, I patiently read up to chapter thirteen, but I just couldn't take it anymore. Who would like a female lead who's a Voldemort? She's naturally talented, her younger brother has an artificial spiritual root, and she uses her hard-earned cultivation to help him advance.
This novel is really good, but I'm speechless seeing the readers in the comments section who are randomly pointing out flaws...😓 The comments saying that the female lead's mother creating spiritual roots for her son and the female lead transferring true essence to her younger brother constitutes "preference for sons over daughters" are just too much of a misinterpretation.😅
A reader read a dozen chapters and then came here to criticize the story for being sexist. I left a rational comment below the post, and it was deleted… I think she might not understand that depicting a patriarchal setting is different from promoting patriarchal ideology.
The author claims that only the Dan Cliff Sect is sexist, but in reality, everyone in the sect is sexist. Even high-level experts, when accepting disciples, muttered to themselves upon seeing the female protagonist, "If only she were a boy!" I simply don't understand this logic. In the real world, sexism stems from boys inheriting the family name and continuing the lineage.
This was the comment that touched me the most back then.
I flipped through it again. It's such a shame that the author is no longer writing books; every single one of them is a classic!
This is truly a moving story! The phrase "though facing death nine times, yet never regretting it" perfectly describes the many characters in the book. They sacrificed themselves for their loved ones, for their beliefs, or for the sake of their legacy, making the protagonists' final happiness so touching—it's the culmination of countless lifetimes and the countless acts of dedication from…
After reviewing it, I have many feelings. In the final chapters, Ji Youyun's enticement before his death is very interesting, and I think it can be considered the key point of the book: "That's not how it works. We cultivators strive to achieve enlightenment and live as long as heaven and earth.
Seeing the author's comment on "Rebirth," I immediately felt sorry for the author who wrote such a wonderful story. I couldn't help but vote for the book I just finished reading with a monthly ticket to support the original version. Seeing the author say that "Rebirth" is their last book still makes me feel a little regretful...
I watched it for the third time. The female lead and the two male leads are written so beautifully and so movingly 😭😭😭 I fell in love with her when she assassinated the traitor with red paper. My favorite part was in the Demon-Refining Prison; it felt like stepping back into The Count of Monte Cristo. The story was so captivating.