
Immortal Chips
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia Romance
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Stories with Sensible Values
These are all books I love, and I'm recommending them to everyone. I like stories without romance, with intelligent characters. Everything I enjoy is here.
Top-Tier Picks Without Filler: Great Immortal Golden Celestial’s Reading List No. 3
Due to space limitations, this list mainly features freshly discovered xianxia romance stories 🌸🎀 Testing books and stepping on land mines! Many failed books are still quite well written! 💕 This is Da Luo Golden Immortal's No. 3 categorized booklist, a backup food supply 🌹🌻 Please support it generously ❤ All the bitterness and sweetness of human life, maneuvering through every struggle against people and heaven, secret manuals for ascending to immortality, attaining the Dao, and rising beyond t
Having Met a Gentleman, How Could I Not Be Glad? By Qing Xuan (Mostly Female-Led Fantasy Cultivation Novels)
After years of reading, there aren't many books that I truly like. Even fewer have a heroine with just the right balance of intelligence and personality: she shouldn't be weak and helpless, but she shouldn't be so ruthless that her values are completely warped either. When a story gets that balance right, the character is bound to shine.
A Veteran Bookworm's Female Cultivation Reading List
After years of reading, I've read quite a few female-led cultivation stories where the heroines focus on their path to immortality instead of romance. I can't stand stories where the heroine loses all reason the moment she meets the male lead, or fluffy romance novels dressed up as cultivation stories. You can rest assured there are absolutely no books like that on this list. Come on in! P.S. I feel bad that most of my recommendations are either new or on hiatus. So much for saying you can rea
Blue Sky
Snowflake
Female Protagonists Cultivating Immortality
Women standing on their own and growing stronger
✨Xianxia Romance✨
Cultivation, transmigrate into a book, transmigrate, reborn, System, pocket dimension.
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
Great Reads
Personally eclectic
Fate Begins, Fate Ends, Alone
(Historical and contemporary romance) No messy, drawn-out relationships. I like sweet, heartwarming romances. For cultivation and xianxia, I tend to prefer stories without a male lead, but I'm open to those with one. I enjoy well-written rebirth, soul-transmigration, and other stories. Sometimes I'll include beginner-level novels too. No forced Mary Sues.
Thought-Provoking Stories with No Hand-Holding and No Dull Moments
These are all books I absolutely love. None are beginner-level novels, and they cover all kinds of genres. The protagonists are clever and don't get all mushy and obsessive over romance. Highly recommended!
A Reading List for Omnivorous Readers
Books I'm reading and books I've finished. If I recommend it, it's a gem!
Female-Oriented Novels I Love
Good reads for when you're in a reading slump. Most are still ongoing, but there's already plenty to read.
Female-Led Cultivation Stories: The Dao Seems Ruthless, Yet Holds Love
Cultivation novels with female protagonists that are worth reading. Most have a romance; I'll mark the ones that don't. I personally prefer cultivation stories with a couple. They're cultivating immortality, not trying to become emotionless and desire-free, so I don't like lonely cultivation journeys built around deliberately cutting off all ties. This list updates incredibly slowly because I only add books after reading at least a few dozen chapters, or finishing them. If I think a book is toxi
Cultivating Immortality Together
Cultivation novels with no male lead
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.
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
Fantasy, Sci-Fi, and Xianxia with Female Leads, No Romance
There are already so many romance novels with female protagonists, but I just don't enjoy them! This list recommends female-led stories without romance, mainly featuring strong women. There are all kinds of fantasy, xianxia, otherworldly, sci-fi, and post-apocalyptic stories, so have a look and find what you like. The list is limited to 50 books, so I update it from time to time. Feel free to recommend books in the comments, and I'll check them out. Sorry about the limit. P.S. Because of the li
A Breath of Fresh Air in Women's Fiction
Recommendations from a reader with over ten years of experience I've read so many female-lead novels that feel mass-produced. These days, I prefer stories with a different style. In this list, there are few vicious supporting female characters, and other side characters get their moments to shine. The heroines aren't Mary Sues, and the romance develops in unconventional ways. Some stories don't even have a male lead.
Read More, Feel More
Stories that stay with you
Action-Packed or Heartwarming Reads
Nothing to say.
The Female-Lead Cultivation Novels We Followed Back in the Day
My requirements for female-protagonist cultivation novels are: good writing, sound values, and no formulaic plots. Ideally, the author should have a unique understanding of the Heavenly Dao. I do not mind whether there is a male lead. I will gradually write a short review for every completed novel. These represent my personal opinions only 😊 Novels abandoned midway, or novels that become too padded later on, may be selectively removed 😄 If you like this list, tap Follow. Muah 🌹 Fellow cultivato
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This is the busiest heroine I have ever read in fairy tale novels. The main plot is too slow and she can't finish all the dungeons. The heroine has been busy grinding dungeons and has no time to practice. She relies on various plug-ins. She has no ideological awareness, skills, weapons, and spiritual pets. They all rely on others to give them. From the beginning to the end, no effort can be seen. For example, she is from time travel, and Ordinary families don't have any knowledge about cultivating immortals, so they should read more various books. They don't even know what the questions asked in the Xuehai Selection are, and they have to rely on asking people. They know their own shortcomings but don't make up for them. I can only say that the plot is not bad, and the foreshadowing is good, but the heroine's way of doing things, and her ideological understanding cannot be complimented. I can only say that the protagonist's character has no characteristics!
At first, I thought Yan Shu was the male protagonist, and at that time I supported Que Er and Guan Shang. Afterwards I found out that Que Liangyu was the male protagonist, and I fell in love with Yan Shu again. Oh, Guan Shang is still there, he must be so miserable At first, Da Ya named herself Su Zi, and others thought the purple was the purple on Yan Shu's body. In addition, the only one who can make Guan Shang smile is Su Zi. But now he looks like a dead person the more Su Zi talks about him, crying and feeling distressed. 💘
I saw the experience of entering the Sin Rock, but I really couldn't help but complain. Obviously before going in, they had warned him that there was danger in the west and not to leave that road after entering. But after entering, he ran around for a casting material. He was almost beaten to death by others but was saved by others. They still didn't learn their lesson and still ran around for that material. Is there something wrong with their brains? Such a heroine would die sooner rather than later.
It looks okay, but the level of strength is not clear enough. I also hate that the heroine has been led by others from the beginning to the end, and has lost the bloody and decisiveness that a fantasy novel should have.
Su Zi's feelings for Yan Shu look like an Oedipus complex 😂 But it's so cute
I thought the eunuch's book was alive? ? ?
The author always updates a little bit when I'm almost desperate, and then suddenly disappears when I'm hoping to resume updating.
It's a really good read. The setting of adventures and opportunities is very exciting without making people feel cheated. The main heroine and the occasional supporting male characters don't feel boring either. It's a pity that there are too few chapters! ! Not enough to watch! ! Now I'm afraid I'll finish watching it. I'll wait until I gain some weight before watching it again.
Awesome, I have been chasing for many years, thinking that the eunuch's book was updated again, and it was a pleasant surprise.
A eunuch. . . . . What a eunuch again