Is there a Xianxia/fantasy immortal cultivation novel like "Eternal Town of the Heavenly Abyss"?

2025-01-31 15:55

There were novels similar to Eternal Suppression of the Heavenly Abyss: 1. Ming Dynasty and New Rome and Infinite Divine Machine, Author: Immortal Carp 2."A Knife Splits the Road of Life and Death" by Night and Snow 3:"Blood of Mercury", Author: Not Praying for Ten String 4. The Indescribable Diary, Author: The Sad Man's Sonic Song 5. Player's Supreme Justice, Author: Unrequited Ten String The Origin of Mythology, Author: The Earl of Orange Death Gap, Author: Gentle Killer Whale 8:"Can Only Monsters Do It?" Author: Gu Xinxuan 9:"The Savior Is Busy Forking", Author: Dragon King Cat 10:"Five Thousand Years of Cyber Cultivation", Author: Happy Lantern Tentacle Monster's Journey to the Universe, Author: Orange Soda Watermelon Big Data World, Author: Mo Xiang Magnetic Field Expert, Exploding the Heavens, Author: Dragon Snake Heaven Doesn't Work Today, Author: Demonic Cangyue Legend of Cyber Hero, Author: I Am Not Alone Reincarnated Banshee and Reborn Daughter to Save the World, Author: Cosmic Pigeon Out of the Cage, Author: Nuclear Power Battleship Son of the Stars, Author: Luo Sanguan.CS Lord of the Stars, Author: Yishang 28 The following is a detailed introduction of these novels: 1."Great Ming and New Rome and Infinite Divine Machinery":"Great Ming and New Rome and Infinite Divine Machinery" is a work with a big brain hole, integrating Eastern steampunk elements. In this book, the author used the rare method of Gnostism to complete a hundred chapters of high-quality answers. The writing was excellent, the plot was comfortable, and it gave people a pleasant reading experience. Moreover, the author is the author of Daming: Conquering Heaven. The quality of the first work has also been recognized by many people, so we can read this book with confidence. If you like fantastic adventure stories, then this book is definitely worth reading. 2."Splitting the Path of Life and Death with One Blade": It is recommended to skip the beginning and start watching after transmigration. This is the best book I've ever read since I couldn't get into the little white text. If you don't accept it, you'll do it. The fighting scenes are described in a hot-blooded manner, and the posturing is just right. The most amazing thing was that this kind of arrogant protagonist didn't feel like a newbie at all. It was like a cup of ice water in the middle of summer. 3."Blood of Mercury": The setting and plot are top-notch. The invasion of the Dusk species, the egg-shaped world structure, the sanctuary Faerns, the authority of the saints, and the fall of the false gods are all top-notch settings, although the water setting is indeed a little long-winded. I can't remember if I've ever seen a book with a Priest as the main character. Regardless of whether I've seen it or not, this book's Priest is definitely the best I've ever seen. 4. The Indescribable Diary: The Indescribable Diary is a fascinating Cthulu-type novel. The author used the virtual game of drawing cards as the background to let the readers experience the experience of wanting to tear the card but having to finish the game. This unique gaming experience made people unable to stop, triggering the readers 'desire for games and the desire to organize a team. This book had also received a lot of attention on Bilibili, and the video of Winter's group run was even more irresistible. Although he couldn't find any organization, by reading this novel, the readers could temporarily alleviate their thirst for the game. The content of the book was full of funny elements, making people laugh. For readers interested in Cthulhu, this book was a rare masterpiece. The Indescribable Diary was a running novel similar to Thriller Paradise. In the story, there was a chance that a failed dungeon would appear in reality. The protagonist had a gay God of War card with full looks and successfully charmed an Outer God of App21 to be his wife. His second group had even successfully killed KP's dog, making him the target of everyone's attention. Overall, The Unnamed Diary was a highly anticipated online game novel. The elements of reality invasion made the story more lively and interesting. Among the existing games, The Indescribable Diary was definitely not to be missed. Whether it was the content or the value of the book, this book was a good book worthy of recommendation. 5."Player's Supreme Justice": Game Planner, You Have to Continue Being a Game Planner After Transmigrating The main character was very powerful. He was doing very well in the magic world and was almost a god (really). All kinds of dungeons (nightmares) had the element of reasoning and solving puzzles. Through this, one could obtain new knowledge about the world. The plot is not bad. He must be a good author with an outline. highly recommend 6."The Origin of Mythology":"The Origin of Mythology" is a refreshing book. The author used a unique perspective and creativity to combine myth and reality to create an amazing story. The protagonist of the story was an old unlucky man. He had experienced many difficulties and setbacks, but he always maintained his love and pursuit of life. Through this character's experience, the author showed the complexity and variety of human nature, as well as the joys, sorrows and sorrows in life. This book continued the style of the author's previous work,"The First Seeker," giving people a familiar and fresh feeling. The author's writing style was unique, and the plot was compact, making it impossible for people to stop reading. At the same time, the author also incorporated some social and historical considerations into the book to make the story more profound. All in all,"The Origin of Mythology" was an unforgettable book. It was not only a novel, but also a reflection on human nature, life, and history. Whether it was from the plot of the story or from the author's thoughts, the readers could get inspiration and enlightenment. Whether it was a reader who liked fairy tales or a reader who liked to think about life, they could find their own enjoyment in this book. I recommend it to all readers who like to explore and think. 7."Death Gap": In your daily life, do you suddenly feel like you're being watched at some point? Please rest assured. Most of the time, this was just an illusion. However, there were occasionally special circumstances. This feeling might come from those evil creatures hidden deep in the gaps. They were secretly spying on you. The gap could exist anywhere, from the mirror in the hotel room, the crack in the wall of the hospital, the ear of rice in the farmland, or... your closet. There was no need to be afraid. Peeping through the gap was just peeping. The existence hiding inside would not be able to cause any harm to you. Unless, one day, these gaps expanded. …… Martial arts were the best in the world, and the Grandmasters of Combat fought to climb to the peak of strength. In the seemingly flourishing world, the gaps that were everywhere were quietly expanding. This was the experience of a young man who had transmigrated, drawing power from the curse, fighting with the creature in the gap, and seeking life from death. 8."Can Only Monsters Do It?""Can Only Monsters Do It?" was a book that made one's eyes light up. The author used the meme as a clue to connect a wonderful growth history. In the second volume, the protagonist finally walked on the path of a horse trainer, which was amazing. In addition to the plot, the chapters and jokes thrown out in the book were also enjoyable. This book reminds me of Daoist Dog. It's filled with supreme wisdom. The author combined the story of the horse racing lady and the monster messenger in the book. The protagonist showed the supreme wisdom of staying awake in the chaotic world. The density of memes and novels was astonishing. When one read the radio waves, one could feel the charm of a divine work. However, those who did not read the radio waves might think that this was a super-running account. This book was picky, but it was definitely worth reading for those who liked 2D and special photos. Black Dragon's new book,"Only Monsters Can Do It", was more of a daily routine, but there were also interesting monster fights. There were many memes. As long as they could match the radio waves, they could feel joy. In general, this book was a super time-traveling comprehensive doujin, leaving a deep impression on people. Whether it was readers who were interested in memes or people who liked 2D and special photos, they would be attracted by this book. I will slowly raise this book and take it out to read whenever I have free time to enjoy it. 9:"The Savior is busy forking": Duan Zhihao was a veteran transmigrator. Before the "transmigration" incident was so common, he had already been summoned by the other world to become a hero and even saved the world. In the end, after he returned to his home plane, he quickly received another "invitation." Then, he transmigrated again, saved another plane, and returned to his home again… From his resume, Duan Zhihao could be considered an excellent "savior of the world." However, now that transmigration had become more and more common, his identity as a savior was naturally not as rare as it had been in the past. However, young people nowadays were different from Duan Zhihao. They could become rich, become landlords, and even become chat group owners and live video owners, but none of them wanted to be saviors. Therefore, he had to save so many planes, but he didn't care. Even the homeworld itself did not want him to save it. In all sorts of ways, the saviors were busy forking! As a result, Duan Zhihao, who was constantly forking, headed to a certain plane that was forking in order to stop the forking itself. Then, he would attend the funeral of his savior, which would definitely cause a split. 10:"5,000 Years of Cyber Immortal Cultivation": I've seen the latest chapter, but I still recommend it. Cyber Immortal Cultivation, the ancients to the future, ancient immortal cultivation hack (does not eat resources, the upper limit is higher), looks okay, updates slowly, the setting is interesting, likes to travel, immortal cultivation, dark flow, revolutionary can try "Tentacle Monster's Journey to the Universe": 96 Sci-fi Points: [Inhumane Value: ] [Current World: No] [System: No] Super life form, big brain, popular science, fantasy ~ Big Data World: Many books can't be found at the starting point. "Magnetic Field Expert, Explode the Heavens": Destroy the Evil God with a single punch and destroy Fate with a single kick. Worlds were intertwined with each other, and fates were in chaos. Disasters came one after another, and malice followed like a shadow. However, a true expert had to defy the heavens! Now, let my fist destroy these three thousand worlds! 14:"The Heavenly Axiom Is Not Working Today": Very Interesting, Strange Fictions Cyber Hero: The World of Cyber Punk A former martial arts grandmaster with only half a head left woke up with the name of his enemy Using all kinds of parts to assemble his prosthetic body... At first, it was very interesting. It involved some programming and mathematical history. It was relatively dry and suitable for finding time to savor. "Reincarnated Banshee, and Reborn Daughter to Save the World": A new book by the author of the National Witch. I hope that the follow-up won't be a drag. The female protagonist's novel feels pretty good. Out of the Cage: Out of the Cage is an amazing novel. The author, Kayak, used a hardcore writing style to show a story about plane transmigration and plane war. The technology and farming elements in the story lit up the eyes of the readers and brought a new reading experience to them. The author's setting was excellent, and his writing style was also recognized by the readers. Whether it was a reader familiar with kayaking or a new reader, they would be attracted by this book. The author's works had always been known for their hardcore settings and exciting plots, and this new work did not disappoint. Although there were some typos, it did not affect the overall reading experience. He hoped that the author could continue to maintain a high standard of writing and bring more exciting stories. Son of the Stars: Hardcore sci-fi novel by the author of I Can See the Status Bar It was still an urban style, but the perspective was both macro and meso. At one point, it was a hot pot with tofu bubbles, and at another point, it was about the downspin of lithium electrons causing the extinction of mankind. Just like the "distant similarities" that touched Hawking, a second ago, he was still sitting in the shop eating and chatting, but suddenly, he was talking about the human gene spiral. It was as if our similar daily lives had suddenly entered the topic of the protagonist, and there was a connection. Unlike "the fingerprints left by a thousand-year-old craftsman a second ago, and the touch of you traveling through time and space a thousand years later", this was a real resonance to the extent that it was terrifying to think about it carefully. In the National Mental Health Development Report, the rate of depression was 24.6%, and a patient with a similar comprehensive immune disease actually had a mental breakdown…This made me worry about my physical health and panic about my mental state…and this was just an amplification of real life. It was true that hardcore sci-fi works were not very likable, but if a work could make sci-fi "smooth and silent," why not give it a try? Lord of the Stars was an outstanding book. Even though there were some details, it didn't affect the overall reading experience. The author displayed a rich imagination and a unique writing style in the book, which was very surprising. The story was compact and fascinating, making it impossible for people to stop reading. The author's descriptions were vivid and detailed, and the characters were vivid, making people feel as if they were in the world of the book. Although some chapters were updated at a slower pace, it did not affect the overall development and cohesiveness of the story. Overall, Lord of the Stars was a fascinating novel that was worth reading.