The Immortal King
仙王
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.2M Words
- Genre
- Cultivation
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 11y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Reading Experience: My Favorite Books
Before 2016, I read Chinese and world literature by authors such as Liu Cixin, Mo Yan, Lu Yao, and Asimov. Then, in early 2016, I stumbled upon Battle Through the Heavens and started following fantasy and xianxia. This list recommends the xianxia and fantasy gems I've read and genuinely enjoyed, with quality over quantity. I'd also love for friends to share good books with me.
Personal Collection
Just here for the good stuff
A Mortal's Path to Immortality
(2018-04-14: I organized the list today and removed 16 abandoned novels and badly ended stories under a million words. Some were by new authors, some by big names... Yikes, laziness really isn't good. I should've cleaned these up ages ago! I'm starting to add more now, with a focus on xianxia stories about traveling through the myriad worlds. Authors with great ideas and writing, feel free to recommend your work! Once a novel is added, I generally won't remove it unless it gets abandoned or has
Xianxia Novels: Works by the Great Masters
New readers welcome: these are all works by top authors. Veteran readers are welcome too, to revisit the classics. Desolate Era by I Eat Tomatoes. Mortal Cultivation: Immortality by Wo E Lao Wu.
Books I Read All Night
Every one of these books has kept me up all night reading...
What More Is There to Say?
No dazzling prose, No ethereal grace, I'm just an ordinary writer, Writing an extraordinary dream of my own.
For My Own Amusement
The fact that there's no description already says a lot!
Xianxia
Experiment
If You're Out of Reading Material, Come Take a Look
These are the books I like to read. This list reflects my personal taste.
A Special on Immortal Heroic Cultivation: Big Names and Underdogs
Xianxia has always been an important part of online fiction. Especially when I first started reading, I loved those righteous, chivalrous immortals. Sadly, these days, people tend to call that kind of hero a self-righteous saint... With xianxia in decline, only a handful of big-name authors are keeping the genre alive, and fewer and fewer interesting new xianxia novels are appearing. It's a shame. So I'm making a reading list. I'll add everything from famous authors to books that never took off.
These Are Terrible, Don’t Click
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Books I'm Enjoying for Now
Hope you like them too.
Distinctive Works
Distinctive knowledge, funny setups, and more
An Eight-Year Veteran Reader's Passionate Picks
It's better to read something good than merely hear something good
No Beginner-Level Stories
It is better to read something good than to hear someone say it is good
Great Books I've Read
Seeing for yourself is better than hearing about it.
A Mixed Bag
Primordial-era xianxia, fan fiction, and more?
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2007: Shenzhen’s Rise Against the Odds
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Reader comments 37
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[Comment] Congratulations to Nan Hua on the birth of a baby boy! It is better to have a daughter and have a son!
I hope Nan Hua will take good care of his wife and children while not forgetting to write and reach a higher level!
I really hate this kind of plot arrangement, or the twisted way of thinking of the protagonist: a good family fight to avoid, a good elite challenge to avoid, and then a miracle. Isn't it fun to play with readers?
He was killed by a beautiful woman, revived by a treasure, and then let the beautiful woman who killed him go. Haha, what rubbish.
Gao Rou's failure
In the early stage, Gao Rou was determined to be pretentious and mean. In the fourth chapter, he had already killed the protagonist, and even tried to kill the protagonist in class. Although he failed, as a normal person, and the protagonist has lived in two lives, how much hatred he felt in his heart; in chapter 19, he had blatantly killed the protagonist to vent his anger. Such a mentality and character, no matter what the reasons and background, are forcibly whitewashed and become a failure in the early stage.
There is a serious lack of chapters and I was successfully persuaded to quit.
I don't know why I have to argue with a master. My balls hurt, I feel dizzy, I'm giving up. If you don't know how to pretend, don't pretend. It's annoying!
This book gets more and more exciting as it gets written, not bad! Maybe the diaosi plot at the beginning dissuaded some people.
I don't like this Gao Rou, but the goose is still suspected of turning into a female pig... Give it up, give it up
It's an old-fashioned story, and you don't even want to read the novels from that year.
In Chapter 51, the protagonist did not kill Gao Rou. It is estimated that Gao Rou will become the heroine in the future. If you mind, you can abandon it.