As the daughter of an elite disciple of a major sect, Shi Zhelan had the best conditions for cultivating immortality, but she was secretly cursed and was born with a cursed constitution.

While others cultivate immortality as smoothly as fighting monsters and drinking water, she has to rely on accumulating merit to level up.

With unwavering faith and determination, Shi Zhelan walked the flowery path of cultivation, traversing countless paths to immortality.

The cultivation civilization has been passed down for tens of thousands of years, changing with each passing day, innovating and reforming, with sects as numerous as forests and powerful individuals as numerous as ants.

Cultivators may have extraordinary encounters, sects may engage in life-or-death battles, the world may possess spiritual treasures, and the Great Dao may face calamities!

In the cultivation of Tao, there are supreme transmissions of the Primordial Golden Seal, the Supreme Golden Scripture, and the Tathagata Golden Sutra, which guide the world.

The cultivator Luo Zhou, with his innate wisdom from a past life, was punished by the heavens for his evil deeds. He embarked on the path of immortality, obtained the Primordial Golden Chapter, and cultivated in seclusion, traveled, had sudden enlightenment, guarded his mind, fought hard, transcended tribulations, won countless victories, and became an immortal through the Nine Paths!

[Chinese Cthulhu + Bizarre Cultivation + No Female Lead + No System + Not Brainless] (Low rating because few people have read it) (Due to its vast world-building and complex settings, the early stages require setup, resulting in a slower-paced plot. Enter at your own risk if you mind this.) When I opened my eyes, I saw a bizarre stone statue I had never seen before. An old woman with yellow teeth, claiming to be my grandmother, was stirring inside my stomach with a strange knife. She was carving my bones. "Child, with spiritual roots, you can become an immortal," she told me. "Become an immortal? Become what kind of immortal?" I cried out in fear, looking at the tentacled monster. "No! I don't want to become that kind of monster!"

Qimen Dunjia is the number one martial art in the world of cultivation since ancient times, surpassing all other martial arts. If one succeeds in practicing it, one can turn a powerful crossbow into ashes with ease. The ancestor of Qimen, a genius of his generation, suddenly appeared and invited all cultivators in the world to witness his journey of ascension together.

After a few years, what kind of realm will his descendant Xiao Feng be in?

[Non-traditional Cultivation] + [Chinese-style Cthulhu] + [Suspense and Horror] + [Transmigration]

Strange Heavenly Dao, abnormal demons, and eccentric immortals and Buddhas!

Is it real? Is it fake? Or is it a blur between truth and falsehood?

Yang Huan, labeled "weird and impure," cannot tell.

All he wants is to survive!

Ye Guxing, the son of the Tianjian Sect's leader, has been carrying the name "the evil star" since he was a child and has been ridiculed for eighteen years.

Until his eighteenth birthday, a mysterious jade pendant that accompanied him when he was born suddenly activated. From then on, his cultivation improved by leaps and bounds, and he rose against the sky.

Luo Chen, a young demon clan boy, carries a deep blood feud. He goes down the mountain into the world, just to pursue the true meaning of immortality, thanks to the goddess Nu Le, the holy woman of Tianyin Sect.

When the fates of the three intertwined, although they each had their own beliefs, they all had the same obsession - to seek the immortal and ask for the way!

[Traditional cultivation of immortals, funny plot, tear-jerking and exciting moments, not a brainless and cool story]

This book follows a moderate path, depicting the protagonist's life as a monastic after his rebirth from despair. With bizarre content and magnificent scenes, it recounts the protagonist's journey to sainthood in a world without saints, set after Pangu created the universe and before the advent of the primitive world.

Others will be troubled when they are going through a tribulation, and so will the protagonist. However, the protagonist’s trouble is “There are so many magic weapons, which one should I use? Oh, what a trouble.”

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A modern youth traveled to a time of great struggle between immortals and martial artists. He started out as a humble mountain bandit leader, with only a loli, a cold queen, three illiterate bandits and a little yellow dog around him.

Other bandit camps were besieging them crazily, and the government constables blocked the road. They couldn't get down the mountain, and they were collectively unemployed and hungry.

He thought his life could be ruined!

But he found a well, which could share and absorb other people's martial arts, without hard practice. There was no bottleneck in the realm, and every magical skill was difficult to distinguish between gods and ghosts.

So he decided to try to change his life, such as taking his subordinates to destroy a bandit camp, robbing the daughter of the prefect, and beating a head of police.

This kind of life is actually quite interesting, until he walked out of the mountains and suddenly found that there were immortals? Fairies? Sects?

Then can't I keep robbing?

[System auto-play, mortal protagonist, not a wish-fulfillment story, magical battles of wits, starting from scratch]

Even among time travelers, Tang Zhen was one of those with exceptionally good luck.

Eighteen years after his transmigration, he became the leader of the strongest generation of geniuses in the cultivation world in a thousand years, thanks to his simple yet powerful copying magic system.

The upright officials took good care of him.

The powerful figures of the demonic path are both his enemies and his friends.

The daughter of a saint was his childhood sweetheart, and the demoness of the demonic path went through hardships with him.

He had originally planned to simply live out this tumultuous, mundane protagonist's life amidst all the ups and downs.

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However, unforeseen events can happen at any time.

Perhaps the author hired a ghostwriter, the novel was moved to a different section, or the editor required it to be ranked highly. In any case, Tang Zhen lost everything, including the protagonist's halo, in an ordinary protagonist's predicament.

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