My Life as a Cultivator
我的修道人生
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Modern Cultivation
- Updated
- 10y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Other names
- My Daoist LifeEnglish name
- My Monastic LifeEnglish name
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A Chronicle of My Reading Journey
No limits on genre. Books with a distinctive style.
My Book List
All books I've read.
Books I Once Read Carefully
These are books I've actually read carefully. I didn't go out of my way to look for good books I've read; I just browse around when I'm in a reading slump, and add books to the list whenever I remember it exists! Whether a book is good or not, recommendations and favorites on the platform can only serve as a reference. The editors behind the platform can't decide that for you, either. A book I think is good may not appeal to every reader. Everyone has their own favorite genres and authors! A boo
Keep It Simple
Some books I think are pretty good. Sharing them with everyone.
Extreme Path Heavenly Demon
Infinite Flow, Main God, farming, feel-good stories, sci-fi, xuanhuan
A World United!
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Books and Fragrant Sleeves
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Huangli, Xianxia, and Cuiniu
Fantasy! A fantastical journey
The Oriole Sings Among Green Willows: Niu's Books
Books I've read and am reading: fantasy, romance, historical, modern, reborn, domestic, and international fiction.
A Failed Author's Collection
A collection of works by a perennial failure.
A Fresh Collection
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Like a Fresh Breeze with a Touch of Immortality
The writing is light and graceful, like a fairy gliding through the air.
Good Reads from the Past
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Niche, Lighthearted Reads with a Touch of Apocalypse, All Completed
Life moves fast, so here's a way to unwind. Every now and then, you can also dive into a post-apocalyptic thriller for a thrill (^_^) They're all complete, so there's bound to be one for you! Feel free to leave a comment recommending good books!
A Mix of Wuxia, Fantasy, Urban, Otherworldly, and Transmigration Stories
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A Ten-Year Veteran Reader's List
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I've only read a little bit, and personally, I feel the protagonist would be better off remaining a simpleton and cultivating slowly. The main issue is his extravagance; he wastes spiritual energy so much! I personally prefer a protagonist who cultivates quietly, working behind the scenes, never showing himself, silently watching Earth evolve from the modern era to the interstellar age.
They get more and more stupid towards the end. They said they were going to university to be ordinary people and experience life, but they've already started being stupid since military training began.
The book is alright; the child's perspective is novel for a while, but once that novelty wears off, it feels awkward and lacks any sense of immersion. For the first few dozen chapters, it's all about children, and even as you turn the pages, it's still about children. It successfully turned me off.
A 6 or 7-year-old child, driven by lust, is thinking about getting married.
First-person perspective discouragement 🥵🥵🥵
The kids write too much; I'm tired of it. Also, the character of Teacher Lin is a bit awkward. The fact that a 7-year-old is already thinking about getting married all the time is a major flaw. Hehe.
You need to write a few chapters about a female teacher, that's about enough.
This book is actually featured in a top author's column, haha!
Actually, a simple and ordinary path of cultivation is very good; it's just that there are too few books on this subject.
At first it was quite interesting, but after reading over 50 chapters, I realized the author was still a kid, and it was like I hadn't read anything at all; I had no idea what the story was about.