Grimoire of Cultivation
Xue Feng, once an immortal cultivator feared by all. But failing to reach the pinnacle of his cultivation, he perished, sacrificing his life to protect his only disciple and to pass on his inheritance, the Taiji Talisman Technique.
Reborn as Darius Valdene in a world ruled by foreign magic, he seizes the chance to arise once again. In a land filled with ancient races, Chaotic Mana-Regions, and untamed Mana-Beasts, Darius must do everything in his power to adapt his past life's knowledge, and assemble a force to survive against the ruling Mage Towers and the corrupted Penitent Knights Union.
Follow his journey from a fallen cultivator to the most powerful being in a world of turmoil and chaos—and delve into the pages of the Grimoire of Cultivation, where destiny, magic, and peril intertwine, and one man's will, changes the course of history for an entire world.
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Nice story, i had high hopes for it but unfortunately certain points made me drop it, for a 600 year old guy the mc sure doesn’t act like it, aside from that there is aways the bemoaning of making a mistake and repeating them after a few chapters, and the forced plot, his relationship with the fox although something i could let it pass became abnormal and the events it led to ( around chapter 40+-) makes it seems like forced plot for character development or story progression
Truly one of a kind book where Cultivation meet with magic power system. I am currently at chapter 55. Will definitely come back here when the chapters piled up. Like 100ish maybe? Anyway, it's a solid cultivation book, filled with treacherous journey, heart-wrenching plot wist, charavcter development is solid and not rushed.
It's wonderful story that shows OP ness but never too much and a story of sadness ,redemption even a tiny bit revenge but comes all together well!
Man, I love this concept. An immortal practicing magic. So far, the writing is good and the way the author describe the scenery, the characters, and cultivation seems better to me than other novels I've read. But I feel a bit stiff when reading it, just a bit. It's like, it's too good that it's too bad? Or mechanical like the other guy said? In short, when reading this novel, I feel like something's missing. I just hope the novel gets better the later the chapters. Anyway, I'm definitely reading this one.
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super good ! but kinda feels a bit mechanical (tiny bit)