
The Wandering Daoist Immortal
游方道仙
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.9M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Books That Look Like I Might Enjoy Them
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Recommended Reads
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Savor Them, Then Savor Them Again! Really Take Your Time!
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A Decade on Qidian
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A Wandering Heart
Where my heart leads, where my dreams take me.
Veteran Reader
A longtime reader's favorite pastime
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A Xianxia Author's Guide to Cultivation: A Curated List of Great Xianxia Reads
Read three hundred Tang poems by heart, and even if you can't write poetry, you'll know how to recite it. If you dare to write xianxia, you must have read plenty of xianxia novels. I value quality over quantity, and everything that catches my eye is a gem. Here I've picked out some of my favorite xianxia gems to share with you. They're all great books with strong plots, well-developed characters, and plenty of twists and turns. Let's share our thoughts. If you have recommendations, leave them in
You Have Excellent Bones and Talent. Here's a Secret Manual of Immortal Cultivation. Come Practice with This Daoist Priest.
Hold it right there, young man 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 This Taoist sees that your eyes are clear and your bones are extraordinary. You’re a prodigy the likes of which appears only once in many days. I’ve come to grant you an extraordinary blessing 😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇 Here, take this secret celestial manual 📚📚📚📚📚📚📚📚📚📚📚📚 It records the deeds of the great cultivators who came before us. Would you like to join me in cultivating through the night? If so, hit follow below !!!!!!!! 👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇
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Ten Years of Traces, Ten Years of Longing
To me, a novel isn't just a story. It's more like an author describing a dream and interpreting it, revealing a magnificent otherworld that differs from reality yet shares something with it. In that world, there are mountains I want to climb, dreams I want to chase, and people I want to love. A book isn't a masterpiece just because it's entertaining. It reflects the author's values and aspirations. If all you seek is cheap thrills, that inner world would be terribly dull. A truly wonderful book
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A Day in the Pot, a Carefree Immortal in the City
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Cultivating Life Without Cultivating Nature: The First Great Mistake in Spiritual Practice!
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It's well-written, except for the part about women; anything written about women makes me nauseous.
It's well-written, but I've lost interest in reading further. Goodbye.
This book deserves a place in the top ten of the Xianxia (fantasy/cultivation) genre. I read it many years ago, and it still resonates with me today. A pure, classic Xianxia story.
One trick after another, endless boasting and slapping in the face, and this supposedly miraculous herb?
[Comment] By learning from heaven and earth and comprehending the trajectory of the Great Dao, all things can assist one. This is the true path to immortality!
When I was young, I read a novel by Gu Long called "The Sword and the Flower". Like "The Iron-Blooded Banner", it was a mid-career work in which Gu Long was gradually transitioning. Although it was not mature, I was extremely impressed by the cultivation method of the protagonist in the work. The protagonist seems to have never had a systematic teacher.
[Comment] I want more! Keep up the good work, author!
It ended today. I enjoyed reading it from beginning to end, but I'm worried that the author's second book will become the popular cultivation novel genre. Ever since "A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality" came along (not that it's bad, I read it from beginning to end and subscribed), a bunch of imitations have appeared, and the spiritual root setting has been completely overused.
Why is this book so unsatisfying to read? I imagined a carefree immortal journey, traversing mountains and rivers, seeking immortals and learning from the heavens, cultivating one's own path to enlightenment! But instead, he gets entangled in interpersonal relationships, even failing to annul an engagement, being dismissed with a few words, and even being arrested—perhaps another opportunity…
[Comment] The ending seems a bit unresolved? Shouldn't the protagonist have given back to his sect?
The ending seems a bit unresolved? Shouldn't the protagonist give back to his sect? What's the state of the tenth lineage in Yan now? Several hundred years have passed and it seems there's still no word on who's in charge. Initially, the protagonist's Dao Sword inheritance was highly valued, but without the protagonist's guidance, it seems impossible for it to be passed down.
Rotten, that's the most important thing. The ocean is your spring, it's water.
She debuted at her peak, but her later works were somewhat disappointing.