Ascension Record of a Hundred Refinements

Bai Lian is well-written; I like it more and more as I read. I used to read it on pirated websites, and I noticed that the author never asks for donations for individual chapters, nor has he ever missed an update. There aren't many authors with such a conscience, so I created this account to support the author and hope he continues to finish the book. @

Some say that Xu Zhen's *Hundred Refinements to Immortality* plagiarized Wang Yu's *A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality*. I've read both books, although Xu Zhen's isn't finished yet. But I think comparing *A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality* and *Hundred Refinements to Immortality* is like comparing an ant to an elephant. *A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality* is too rough; it only has some similarities in certain plot points. Why say *Hundred Refinements to Immortality* plagiarized *A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality*? I've never read a cultivation fantasy novel as brilliantly and delicately written as *Hundred Refinements to Immortality*. But what I find sad is that *Hundred Refinements to Immortality* doesn't have many fans, at least not among the top-ranked novels. Fans of fantasy should all read *Hundred Refinements to Immortality* and see what true fantasy is. Even trash like *Battle Through the Heavens* can sell so well; Xu Zhen, I truly feel sorry for you.

Sorry everyone, I just uploaded a chapter, but it won't display due to a website issue. I don't know if it will be fixed soon.

Keep up the good work, Xiaozhenzhen! (ง •̀_•́)ง At this pace and with this plot, it should be able to go on for another 4000 chapters. Once you get used to this speed, you don't even want it to end so soon. So keep up the good work! I'll be reading other posts while keeping up with the updates here. ԅ(&Macr;ㅂ¯ԅ)

Xu Zhen, I'm asking you seriously, can't you speed things up and release more chapters a day? Are you really going to write for ten or eight years? By then, all the readers will be old. At this rate, you've only written a little over half, and there are still two or three thousand chapters to go? It's torture! I've repaid the debt to Fairy Yaoxi, and there's still Yi Yang's, then Dao Yan's, and then I have to find Jing Yao and Bing'er. Do I have to go to the Chaos Realm too? When will that old bastard Chi Yi be defeated? Wasn't it said I had to go back to the lower realm? Also, can't you add a few familiar faces along the way? I still can't forget Fang Qiying. Rong Qing, that old subordinate, advanced to the Fusion Realm when Qin Laomo left; can he ascend to the Upper Realm and become a great help? Master Zhuang Daoqin is also a highly talented being in the human realm. With so many masters, surely one of them can be reunited with you? Sigh, I don't know when you'll finish writing.

I'd previously tried several Eastern fantasy novels, but their quality was mediocre until I became obsessed with *The Hundred Refinements to Ascension*. The plot is full of twists and turns, intricately linked, and unconventional. While the scenarios are broad, it doesn't feel verbose. The descriptions of the protagonist's leveling up and battles are unique, unlike similar works that are all show and no substance. The usual descriptions of techniques and leveling up are bland and tasteless. After several months of engrossed reading, I encountered the most frustrating thing: I've finished over four thousand chapters, but the author only updates two chapters a day! I can't stand it! I want to ask my friend, how many years did you plan to spend writing these four thousand chapters? Qin Laomo is still in the Cold Strike Realm; it feels like you've only written half the book. Qin Laomo owes three Mahayana-level soul fragments and hasn't repaid any of them, plus his agreement with the demon from the True Demon Realm in the Chaos Realm, and then there's the True Ghost Realm searching for Qin Bing'er and Jing Yao. And what about that Mi Luo Realm? If you're writing two chapters a day, will it take you years to finish? If that's the case, I'm completely impressed; it truly is a decade of painstaking work. But I wonder if I'll still feel the same passion when I reread this long novel in a few years. I hope to receive some response from the author.

(This is a bit long. If you want to understand, complete, or review the outline, you can take a look. I appreciate any omissions or errors being pointed out. I really love the novel "Hundred Refinements".) I. The Era of Primordial Chaos: Among the myriad realms and stars, there are countless realms like the Mi Luo Realm, and no one can say for sure what lies on other stars. At that time, the Miro Realm was a primordial void. After countless millennia of sedimentation, chaos arose from the primordial void. Pangu stood between heaven and earth, creating the world. In the beginning of chaos, Pangu's bones transformed into heaven and earth, generating life, and the Miro Realm was truly formed. Cultivators unanimously acknowledge Pangu as the creator of the Miro Realm, and swear an oath in Pangu's name, threatening that those who violate it will be annihilated by the laws of heaven and earth. Interesting tales about the stars: In later generations, some powerful cultivators ventured into the void realm and used the power of the stars in the heavens to cultivate. By chance, they created the powerful cultivation technique "Seven Elements of the Big Dipper". Interesting Facts about Hongmeng: Even in the Mi Luo Realm, Hongmeng is not...

Reading the pirated version, I found the author to have put in real effort, just like the author of *A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality* back then. I even registered an account to tip @.

A top-tier work in the "mortal cultivation" genre on 17k. Extremely good; the storytelling feels even better than "Mortal Cultivation."

This is truly well-written, a rare classic. I hope the author can persevere—the clouds will eventually part and the moon will shine again. Having read for twenty years, spanning ancient and modern times, from all over the world, with a total word count that could circle the Milky Way, I highly recommend this gem!