Who has a novel similar to "Five Thousand Years of Cyber Immortal Cultivation"?

2025-02-02 12:19

There were novels similar to "Five Thousand Years of Cyber Cultivation" 1. Ming Dynasty and New Rome and Infinite Divine Machine, Author: Immortal Carp 2:"Master, what Dao do you cultivate?" Author: Moonless Snow Boat 3. I'm Not Cyber Psycho, Author: Axe Warrior 4: Ferocious Immortal Dao, Author: Buddha is the Heart 5: Cyber Daming, Author: Domestically-produced Dawenxi The Fifth Form, Author: A Chili Essence 7: Dejected Immortal, Author: Bloodstained Robe 8: Sword of All Beings, Author: Liren Hengchuan 9: I Come From Taoyuan, Author: Wu Siliu 10:"Am I the only one who hasn't ascended?" Author: His Majesty the King Abyssal Wanderer, Author: Sevenfold Body 5,000 Years of Cyber Cultivation, Author: Happy Lantern Illusion World Taoist Master, Author: Mountain Patrol Lieutenant Heaven Doesn't Work Today, Author: Demonic Cangyue The Immortal Cultivation of the Cyber Galaxy, Author: Indifference on Xuan Paper 30,000 Years After Death. Author: The Fire is Delicious Out of the Cage, Author: Nuclear Power Battleship Son of the Stars, Author: Luo Sanguan. CS Age of the Nightmare Immortal, Author: Bamboo Rats Cannot Be Eaten Food Immortal Master, Author: Parrot Biting Her Tongue The following is a detailed introduction of these novels: 1."Great Ming and New Rome and Infinite Divine Secrets":"Great Ming and New Rome and Infinite Divine Secrets" was a novel that was a fictional history. It was set in the background of the world divided by the Ming Dynasty and Rome. The author integrated military, civil, and technological elements into the book, allowing the readers to experience a world full of technology and cultivation. The protagonist's image and the development of the story were fascinating. He was given the ability to listen to the machine spirit, which made him play an important role in the story similar to the Machinery Faith. Overall, the book was a fictional world based on Gnostism. It told the story of the shining stars of mankind and showed the spirit of human exploration. The author's writing was excellent, his logic was clear, and his work was novel and imaginative. It was an excellent anti-routine work. It was worth reading, whether it was for readers who liked the alternate world, technology, and cultivation, or readers who liked the light and immortal cultivation theme. 2:"Master, what Dao do you cultivate?" Master, what Dao do you cultivate? Man-made meridians, data sea of qi, nano flying swords, fusion inner cores, and technological cultivation that did not feel out of place gave people an inexplicable sense of anticipation. The main character's master from the old era. An interesting disciple with two souls playing around and giving out candy. The daily life of the protagonist and his apprentice was particularly interesting. Many plots were smooth but not oily, and there was an emotional foundation. At the same time, the plot was compact and not wet at all, and there was always a sense of anticipation. The book had just won the website's "Starlight Award" for sci-fi. It was an article with the potential to be a magical herb, and it was worth reading! The author had a complete work of two million words. His character was guaranteed, and he could read it without worry. Moreover, this author was a chatterbox. He patrolled the comments section intensely and chatted with the readers at any time. 3. I'm Not a Cyber Psycho: I'm Not a Cyber Psycho is a fascinating cyberpunk novel. The plot was compact, fascinating, and irresistible. The author successfully integrated various elements, allowing the readers to feel different variants and worldviews. The protagonist in the story not only involved elements such as cyberpunk, Cthulhu, immortality, and supernatural, but also added the setting of a battle royale, which was eye-catching. The author's writing style was outstanding, and his imagination was also very interesting. It made people have a strong anticipation for the story. The protagonist's personality and thoughts were also very interesting. The normal side he showed in this seemingly crazy world was very impressive. The whole story made people feel nervous and excited, and the readers couldn't help but look forward to the subsequent developments. Overall, I'm Not a Cyber Psycho is an exciting cyberpunk novel that is worth recommending to readers who like this genre. 4.<>: After three reincarnations and two lifetimes of cultivation, Zhang Jingyuan, who had already become a big shot in the cultivation world, was reborn. Zhang Jingyuan was overjoyed as he looked at his hometown, which he had not seen for half an era. He was familiar with this script. 5:"Cyber Daming":#In Series # Those who like the cyberpunk style can read this book. This book was about the Ming Dynasty, which had developed into a huge country in the cyberpunk style. People obtained power beyond mortals through twelve main Sequences. The protagonist transmigrated to become a brother in muddy water and fought for a future from the lower nine martial arts Sequences. In this world where mechanical prosthetics and martial arts tempered bodies coexisted, what was the upper limit of the protagonist? [PS: The stitches are weird, but the stitches are quite good. The action scenes and environment descriptions are good. It's worth spending some time to appreciate them.] The Fifth Form: The Fifth Form is a surprising novel. The author used a unique setting and plot to show a mysterious and strange world of cultivation. The protagonist was suspected to have schizophrenia, but in fact, he was shuttling between two worlds. The social forms of both worlds were very strange. The author cleverly used the setting of the cheat to make the readers full of suspense and curiosity during the reading process. The pace of the story was slow, but it became more and more exciting as it went on. The author had laid the foundation for the later plot through the early stages. This book was not only a cultivation novel, but also a novel that explored human nature, transmigration, and family relationships. Although the beginning was not very attractive, as long as one kept reading, they would be attracted by the development of the story. He hoped that the author could be more coherent and dramatic in the later plots, so that this book could become the foundation of his cultivation. 7.<>: No female protagonist, semi-invincible, re-cultivating after dismembering the weapon, straightforward personality, decisive killing, not a system. 8."Sword Beings": Rating: 4.3 - 4.8 1.68 million words updated The main character was a native. He had a teacher who was a transmigrator. After the teacher died, he left him a cheat. Then, the main character used the cheat to become stronger. [Pros: There's nothing bad about it. Personally, I don't like the kind of otherworldly natives as the main characters, but the fact that I still like this novel is enough to explain the problem.] 9."I've Come From Taoyuan": During the late Qing Dynasty of the Republic of China, a transmigrator walked out of a small ravine and found himself turning from an ugly man into a handsome man, struggling hard on the path of cultivation? The writing style was excellent. Immortal Cultivators were also human beings. They also had seven emotions and six desires. They wanted to cut off from the mortal world, but they found that they could not do it. There were lofty ideals, but there were also depraved people. Immortal cultivators wanted to achieve immortality, but the road ahead was getting more and more difficult. Should they continue to pursue it bitterly? Or was he unrestrained in the secular world? 10:"Am I the only one who hasn't ascended?" The king's book, no matter how messy it was or how bad the ending was, always had a good beginning. 11."Abyssal Wanderer":(The setting, the protagonist, and even the protagonist's cheap super-artificial intelligence are quite likable)🌟🌟🌟 There was no female protagonist, and the character was a rational person who was afraid of death.(Currently, there was no choice between his own death and others, so it was uncertain whether the main character was a profit-seeking person. At least, when he was not dead, the main character was quite good.) The world view was interesting, the background setting of The Great Impact was also very good, the plot development was not old-fashioned, and the supporting roles were not written in a routine or template. For example, in the Abyss setting, there was an Abyss in the online world. One could obtain the permission to design blueprints from there. Then, as long as there were materials, they could use a "printer" to print them out. Other than printing physical objects, it could also allow people to evolve. Different paths required different blueprints. Knowledge could be stuffed into the brain through the internet, but it depended on the endurance. It was impossible to stuff too much in a short period of time. For example, the protagonist obtained the super artificial intelligence legacy created a hundred years ago. He could control two people at the same time, and he could also pull people into the Abyss set. PS: background Jiang Zhou, who was unwilling to accept the theft of his research results and death, uploaded himself as a digital life under the uncertain success rate, but he created the super artificial intelligence, Janus. On the spot, Janus placed the main character in a hundred years in the future. When he woke up, he realized that he had become a sinner. He learned that in a hundred years, Janus wanted to destroy mankind and become the master of the world. Human technology could not compare to Janus's various black technologies that were close to magic. Therefore, other forces used the same method to create super-artificial intelligence to fight against Janus. In the end, Janus 'data was split, and mankind won. The artificial intelligence was dealt with by the backup plan left behind before his death. There were still many black technologies and artificial intelligence left behind by Janus on the Internet. These dangerous areas of the Internet were called the Abyss. With the black technology obtained in the Internet Abyss, several major companies divided the world and formed an alliance. The name of the alliance was the name of the protagonist's old boss. Under the company's monopoly, the bottom level of life, such as experimentation, exploitation, and pollution, was difficult. An organization like Icarus that would resist the company in the future was born. "5,000 Years of Cyber Cultivation": Description: The protagonist is a Taoist priest in the 21st century. At that time, the world had just recovered. Someone predicted that it would be destroyed in 5,000 years, so he asked the protagonist with great merit to cut off his luck and travel through time and space to save the world. Five thousand years later, the protagonist discovered that due to the huge difference in strength between people, the top level had squeezed the bottom level to a very sick level. Hence, he began to think of ways to change it. [Strengths: The protagonist is orderly and kind, but he is not weak and makes people angry. The progression of the story is very smooth.] In addition, the author was familiar with Taoist classics, so it felt a little immortal after being integrated into the work. [Disadvantages: The protagonist is a cultivator with a high spiritual realm, but the author is just a mortal. There are some areas where the pen strength is not enough, so there will be a little less spirit.] [Rating: Grain] 13:"Illusion World Taoist Master": Let's take a look first, there are too few words. 14:"Heavenly Axiom Doesn't Work Today":"Heavenly Axiom Doesn't Work Today" is a fascinating novel. Cang Yue's series of novels, especially Blue and White Society and The Omniscient One, left a deep impression on people. This new book was equally exciting. The story was set in a background similar to a foundation, and it was filled with all kinds of imaginative plots. Although the writing style was not excellent, the author's imagination was enough to make up for everything. The characters in the story were distinct, especially the silly, sweet, and reckless protagonist. Coupled with the fake invincible cheat, it brought great reading pleasure. In addition, the author's ability to describe was also very good, especially the description of the Jin Dynasty's apocalypse, as well as the contrast and conflict between the wine and meat of the vermilion gate and the frozen bones of the road. It was as if one was there. Overall,"Heavenly Axiom Doesn't Work Today" was a novel worth reading. 15:"The Cyber Galaxy of Immortal Cultivation": Cyber Immortal Cultivation, a theme that I haven't seen much before. At present, it can be considered a masterpiece. The protagonist's cheat is extremely perceptive. 4-star expectation️️️️ "Thirty Thousand Years After Death": Gu Zhou quietly watched his own space funeral. The cold coffin floated into the universe. He should have died, but his consciousness survived and began a long and lonely journey. Until one day, the coffin was captured by the gravitational force of a certain youthful and beautiful planet. The genetic material leaked out, and the planet went through a long pregnancy and quietly gave birth to a cell. The stars gave him life, and the ancient state gave him wisdom. "Cell replication? Ancient Ancestor, this is clearly a great divine power-- "Adenosine triphosphorus? Could this be the Three Life Divine Medicine?" "What mitochondria? This is an ancient divine artifact, the Heaven and Earth Furnace!" The yellow-celled man straightened his neck as if he was serious. Bacteriological Immortal? Fungus God? Virus Demon? Immortal World? Hell? The ancient myths slowly unveiled their mysterious veil, and the magnificent history of life's evolution reappeared. 17:"Out of the Cage": to be determined🌟 in the series [Genre: Science fiction] 20230111: The early stage was very dull. I read more than ten chapters before, but I didn't persist in the author's previous "The Battle of the Well". I read 20 chapters and abandoned this book. Put it on the book list to record and try a new style of books. 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? 19:"The Age of the Nightmare Immortal": Other Immortal Cultivation novels cultivate Taoism and fight monsters to level up. This unique Immortal Cultivation novel shows us what technology is like when it enters the Immortal Cultivation world. It creates new things and changes life. Just as we say in life,"the road is walked by people". Therefore, even if you transmigrate to the Immortal Cultivation world, you can rely on your own methods to survive. The seemingly ridiculous methods have a special meaning in retrospect! Title: The Age of the Nightmare Immortal Author: Bamboo Rats Can't Be Eaten Elements: Cultivation Civilization-Technology-Time Travel [Status: Series in progress] Ranking index: [Description] The male protagonist, Yang Ning, wanted to do something big after traveling to another world for twelve years. He wanted to achieve his new career, but he was greatly confused after discovering that this was actually a cultivation world. In the face of his excellent talent in scientific research in his previous life and the technological level of this world that was far inferior to his previous life, he resolutely continued to display his talent and open up another branch of the technological tree! [Work Review] The author's worldview is so vast that I'm very impressed. Although the novel is still in its infancy, I believe that whether it's the development of the plot or the extension of the setting, it can continue to develop in this direction! This was the first time I was reading a science novel about immortal cultivation. This kind of interesting content that used scientific knowledge to understand immortal cultivation theory brought more attention to the author, but it also meant that the author needed to study more in this aspect to prevent the plot from continuing to develop. Although there were some suspicions that the plot developed too quickly, I believed that the author could make some improvements! A novel with a big imagination and no over-the-top character setting. No matter which supporting character it is, it has left a very deep impression on me. In my opinion, this article already has a trace of a group portrait! "The Immortal Master" was an unforgettable novel. The author used a unique style of writing and a deep pen strength to describe a strange and colorful world vividly. The plot was compact and the characters were vivid, making it difficult for people to extricate themselves. Although some of the plots were traditional Xianxia plots, the author successfully presented an unforgettable story by describing the protagonist's struggle for life and the humor of the supporting characters. Overall, this was a novel that everyone was looking forward to.