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"Immortal Fate in the Immortal Spirit Cave" was a Xianxia novel created by the author Hui Feihui. It told the story of a modern city leftover woman who transmigrated into a loli in the cultivation world. She possessed a cultivation method of an unknown mysterious sect. She practiced pills and killed demon beasts when she was free. She wandered the cultivation world in search of immortality.
"Writing a novel in the Xianxia World" was a Xianxia fantasy immortal cultivation novel created by the author, Old Si Ji. It told the story of a person who had transmigrated and wrote a few novels to support his family. Unexpectedly, it was taken seriously. He was not afraid that others would not be serious, but he was afraid that others would be too serious! Big brother! It's just a Xianxia novel, and you cultivators don't need to study it like it's a secret manual! The overall evaluation of this book's book list is: Crossing the Xianxia world, the difference in consciousness brings superiority, the protagonist's worldview and the knowledge he came into contact with in the era of knowledge explosion became the protagonist's golden finger, creating a school, luck is a very important element, and there are many easy and funny plots.| The life of a novel writer in another world.| She had read similar novels before, but they were too cheap. This time, she liked them very much. The protagonist is equivalent to a Dao Ancestor.| An author who wrote novels for a living wrote a story about immortal cultivation in the Xianxia world.| It could be said that this book was a single person who had led the world of cultivation to progress. All kinds of people, races, people, and laws had been perfected, causing the new world of cultivation to slowly undergo incredible changes.| I've only read 90 chapters of this article, but it gives me the feeling of doing entertainment in the Xianxia world.| The recommendation index for this list was three and a half stars. This was a very creative fantasy, and it was also unique among the many works that followed suit. When an excellent Xianxia author transmigrated to a cultivation world where the Heavenly Dao was lacking, he discovered that his novels could fill in the gaps in the Heavenly Dao. Hehe, all kinds of interesting memes came. The author's writing style needs to be strengthened, and the descriptions of things are often entangled and unclear.| The title of the book was very tempting.| A bunch of big shots use my novels as secret manuals| There are very few such novels. If you are interested, you can take a look.| Subversive idea…I also want to transmigrate...| The novel theme was a representation of the setting process of the fantasy world. It could also be said to be a microcosm of the evolution of the fantasy theme over the years. There was a silent mockery of all kinds of traditional routines. Most of the intelligence was online.| A new story. That's creative, not bad| It's a one-star book, but I haven't read it. I don't know how| Compared to a dry introduction to writing a novel, this was much more interesting.
Although she didn't know if he was right, she felt that it made sense.| The early stages were mainly daily. In the later stages, I began to save the world.| The protagonist wrote a novel in the other world, but it was treated as a secret manual. In this world, the power system of cultivation techniques was still developing, but the imagination of the protagonist allowed people to broaden their thinking and perfect their cultivation techniques.| I'll let you guys gain some knowledge. How do you write novels?| The plot was humorous, and the words were concise. It was a good relaxing Xianxia novel!| I think you're writing a novel in a novel! The user community's evaluation of the book was:
Reading the reviews, most people felt that the author's Xianxia world was too barren or childish. I won't give you any specific examples. It's troublesome to type on the phone. In fact, if one were to compare the Xianxia depicted by the protagonist with the Xianxia depicted by the author, it was not difficult to see that the development level of Xianxia in this world was far behind the Xianxia world that everyone was familiar with. Perhaps this world had only recently (relatively) entered the Xianxia stage. Many things were limited by the discovery of cultural civilization and did not develop. This led to the Xianxia world depicted by the author being different from the Xianxia world that we were familiar with. In my opinion, the main character's purpose in coming to this world is partly to write novels, but more importantly, to build a more civilized and complete Xianxia world system. He is a builder and pioneer, not an experiencer. In addition, this is a light-hearted novel written to make everyone laugh. It is different from other more serious and mainstream Xianxia novels, so please look at this book and the author with a tolerant eye. Perhaps this book still had some flaws and shortcomings, but as long as the readers found it interesting and relaxing, wouldn't it be a good novel? Compared to the Otherworld Life Assistant God. Your storytelling skills are low. Oh, right. The type could be used as a reference. [I have to write my own style.] After a long time, I can finally post a book review. It turns out that this way I can gain experience faster. I only realized this now. After reading the reviews, she realized that many people were asking about the source of the book. The first book was the Xianxia variant of Battle Through the Heavens. The book that turned into a cat overnight was actually "Back in the Past and Become a Cat". However, the author had referred to a very old novel,"Giant Forest Lizard", which was also a very old novel about exotic beasts. White Lady, I don't think I need to say more. Many people have seen her before. Zhao Yazhi's image is really classic. You can also recommend some novels that you like. I'll include those that are useful. [fn=2_2]
"Immortals in the Pugilistic World" was a Xianxia novel created by the author, Jimo Wushuang. It told the story of a certain person: "You are very beautiful, but please don't keep a straight face. It's easy to get old!" "I'm an immortal!" "You're very good at kung fu, but you don't have to be so direct every time. It's said that Jianghu is dangerous, and you must be on guard against others!" "I'm an immortal!" "You're as boring as a block of wood!" "I'm an immortal!" Someone asked,"Why are you a god in the Jianghu?" Is there a problem with your IQ or EQ?" A certain immortal was furious,"You're courting death!" This was the story of a cold immortal in the martial world. Did she want to ride the clouds and the wind and laugh proudly in the martial world? Then what are you waiting for? People with more money in Jianghu are stupid. Beautiful men are like clouds and easy to swindle. Come quickly!
"Journey to the Immortals" was a Xianxia novel written by the author at the beginning of the year. It told the story of what was going on? Apprentice? I just heard that the benefits here are good and I want to work. What? Immortal Cultivation? I just want to step on a sword and fly to see my brother. What? Invasion of Magical Beasts? It wasn't easy for me to make up my mind to cultivate! What? I'm a hero? Cough, that, you guys are mistaken. I'm just passing by to be a bystander…The overall evaluation of this book was: No male lead, a very healing story, a deep sense of experience, and a good grasp of the character's personality. Especially the descriptions of the protagonists 'childhood, which were at least three years old, were full of wit and interest. They fully displayed the characteristics of children and teenagers. There were no such ridiculous settings as how an eight-year-old could be as scheming as a young man.
The world in the novel did not have too many plots. There were no rogue cultivators, only the 10 major sects working together. It was similar to the true Xianxia world view in ancient Xianxia novels. The human heart was mostly simple and honest. Although there were conflicts, they were not excessive. A kind of kindness from top to bottom led the entire world to flourish.

It felt like they were in a rush to form a team to fight monsters. It cleverly combined the characteristics of the ancient literature, immortal cultivation literature, and online games (feel like sword net three). The boys and girls (and when they were young) were all very interesting.
The foreshadowing was very deep and perfect. The structure of the entire story was very rigorous.
The background of the story was full of mythical colors. It was set in a parallel world of the Xia Dynasty, but it was also set in the cultivation world. The ancestors of the ten ancient sects that were passed down from the Primordial Age (such as Fuxi, Nuwa, Houyi, etc.) were mythical characters. The story integrated the mythical characters into the cultivation background, making these sects closer to the Primordial Age in time. However, mythical figures were not absolute myths here. They were only sages who saved the world, founded sects, and flourished.
Although there were some scums in the various sects, they were generally upright and positive. The 10 great sects took it as their duty to slay demons and protect the human world. They also took into account the kindness of harmless demons and spirit beasts. Here, people's ideas showed the modern concept of equality and mutual benefit.
The background of the story only revolved around a single world, but the scenery behind it was complete, and the sect system was also relatively complete. The overall feeling was grand and spectacular!
He especially liked the ending sentence,"Not suffering from food and clothing, but becoming an immortal wherever one's heart goes." It could be said that it reflected the female protagonist's "Dao"!
After reading the entire book, he felt like he had returned to the games of the Sword and Fairy.
He was carefree and chivalrous.
There were torture points, novel and fun settings, and a good plot.| What was refreshing about this article was that there was no spiritual root setting. In general, the article was okay.| The classical Xianxia novel was a little hot-blooded, a little warm, and had a strong three views. It was not pretentious or cruel. The only regret was that it was too short! (Completed)| No male lead. End.
It was rare to see a setting without spiritual roots that emphasized the difference between men and women, and there was no such thing as dual cultivation. The plots and schemes were all dismissed. The author's folk customs were simple and somewhat warm. There were female and male supreme cultivators. Everyone lived in this world that was infected by demonic qi. The ending was also a little surprising. Without ascending to immortality, the female protagonist protected everything she wanted to protect. It could be said that she did not forget her original heart.| It is said that the female lead has no CP(not seen yet)| There was no white lotus!
There was currently no male protagonist in the local cultivation novels.| The ancient Xianxia, a world invaded by demonic energy. It was a little heartwarming. Everyone in the six sects was very friendly.
[Female Lead: What do you think cultivation is for?]
Senior Sister: I don't know. I can only live for about a hundred years before I form my Gold Core. You can think about this after you form your Azoth Core.

I'm looking for Xianxia articles in the female channel again. The main thing is that the Xianxia articles of the main station are all very long. I'm breaking down from reading them...| No male lead, female lead
It's one of my favorite female protagonist's immortal cultivation writings! The other is the slow immortal path
I like it because of my worldview, and I like slowly because of the female lead, Xiao Yao.
The world of immortal travel was really awesome. It was a utopia.
Especially like the ending words, not trapped by food and clothing, not suffering from living and walking, where the heart is, that is, immortal.
P.S. This is just a simple note, I will add it later.
Speaking of which, it's the gentlest cultivation novel I've ever seen. It's really very gentle.| The ancient Xianxia, a world invaded by foul air. It was a little heartwarming. Everyone in the six sects was very friendly. Male lead? nonexistent

[Female Lead: What do you think cultivation is for?]
Senior Sister: I don't know. I can only live for about a hundred years before I form my Gold Core. You can think about this after you form your Azoth Core.| It was a divine work with excellent writing and an alluring plot.| It's finished. This is my favorite female protagonist's immortal cultivation novel. It's not a spiritual root setting, so I can't really remember it after a long time. The author stopped updating before, but he continued later. However, the pace of the parts that he continued was too fast, and many of them were not explained in detail. The female protagonist is from the Sword Pavilion, and she takes it as her duty to eliminate evil and protect the Dao. I really like to read immortal cultivation novels with hot-blooded protagonists, and I don't like novels where the protagonists only care about themselves. "You can also recommend them to me. I like the main character to be talented. He has a single or a different spiritual root. He can also have two spiritual roots. If he really can't, he can have three or four spiritual roots. I hate the main character to have five spiritual roots the most. I think that's too fake. The main character's saintly and disgusting, but it's too heartless. I want to see the main character to be responsible but not too loving. He can live without the male lead, but he can't live without friends. I don't like to go on vacation. I like to see the main character from his family the most." To have a sense of belonging to the family, you must at least have a sect. However, it's rare, so it's hard to find one that you like. That's why I think this is not bad.| Although the book had been developing in one place, it expressed the author's views on cultivation very well. It also let people know that the only way to cultivate was not to constantly change maps, level up, and kill monsters. It was also not that just writing a plot in one place was bad!

I really like a sentence in this book: "Do not suffer from food and clothing, do not be trapped by living and walking." Where the heart goes, it is immortal."

This sentence was also the gist and essence of this book!| In the end, the female protagonist's motivation for cultivation at the beginning was quite fun.| Personal Rating:
The recommendation was completed. There was no male lead and no spiritual root setting. The female protagonist was a native, and she could not be reborn without transmigration.
The female protagonist started out living in a tribe that was similar to a matriarchal society, so she always thought that earning money to support the family was a woman's job. She also worked hard to raise her younger brother.
Later, the female protagonist's uncle came back from outside and brought a cultivator with him. Then, he picked up the female protagonist and the others. From then on, the female protagonist left her hometown and began her cultivation life in the sect.
The female lead entered the Sword Pavilion, right? I read this book too early, so I've almost forgotten many of the plot. I only remember that the female lead practiced the sword, and as she practiced, she entered the path. I don't know what happened to the others. Sigh! In any case, without the setting of spiritual roots, stepping into the path was a mystery beyond mystery.
In the end, it seemed that the female lead was going to save the world, and then the story was almost over! The only downside was that the author still couldn't escape the vicious circle of men being superior to women. It was inevitable that there would be some small flaws in the originally good novel! However, the flaws did not obscure the jade. This article was much better than other articles!| Xiao Qingxin. Small literature. Yun Da had recommended it. It was quite good-looking. It was a fresh novel in Xianxia novels. Give me a unique feeling| It's super good. I only hope that the author still remembers your other trap!| grain and grass

I haven't finished this one yet, and I'm planning to make up for it. This book should have been interrupted three times, so there's still a small half left.
This article's three views were quite correct. It seemed that his worldview was based on the world?
The writing is not bad, the plot is a little flat, no CP, not bad, but it's a trap.| Star index: .
This article is also a novel article that I read. I really like the female lead in the article. No abuse. The main point was not to abuse them.| The eldest daughter was the main character, warm and gentle. She was not an orphan and did not have any top-grade relatives and friends. The most touching part was the description of the Xianxia heart, the chivalrous person's benevolence, the immortal cultivator's benevolence and responsibility for this world, and the love and care between relatives and friends. The author had borrowed a lot of mountains, rivers, geography, people, animals, and so on from the Classic of Mountains and Seas. It was very interesting to read. There is no male lead in this article. However, he had created many cute characters. Both men and women had distinct temperaments and were unforgettable. I admire those who are willing to sacrifice for the survival and development of mankind! It's a very worthwhile cultivation literature. I strongly recommend it!
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