All the Elders in My Sect Are My Avatars!

All the Elders in My Sect Are My Avatars!

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Author: Tigr4
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An avid Xianxia reader suddenly has his dream come true—he wakes up in a world of cultivation. The only problem? Maybe it wasn’t really his dream after all.



Now, faced with the daunting reality of countless cultivation realms to climb, countless worlds to ascend through, and countless arrogant young masters to deal with, despair begins to settle in.



Fortunately, a glimmer of hope appears amidst the chaos: a mysterious system that could change everything.



Armed with elders, ancestors, and a sect leader—who are all actually his own avatars—he no longer feels completely overwhelmed.



“At least I don’t have to do it all alone… well, technically, I do. They’re just avatars, after all.”



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Notes:



- I’m not sure yet if this will be a harem story, but since the possibility exists, I’ve left the tag.



- The avatars are directly controlled by the MC, like multiple bodies sharing the same mind.



- Despite the harem tag and the MC’s multiple bodies, only his main body will be involved in any romance.



- As for the update schedule: I try to release chapters daily, occasionally taking one or two days off per week. Standard update time is around 12 AM (New York time), but this can vary.



- If you enjoy the story, please consider leaving a review! And for those interested, you can support me on Patreon and read ahead. 



Bye!

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Tigr4
Tigr4

Hello! I am Tigr4! This is my first original story and the second one I've posted, with the first being a fanfiction. I won’t talk about my first work posted because it was quite disappointing, and I made a lot of mistakes with it. But this one is different… I think. Here are some things you can expect from this story: First: A reasonably decent romance, I believe, and fun to read. Second: A character with a mindset very different from typical Xianxia protagonists. He’s not obsessed with perfection at every step, and as strange as it sounds, it actually makes sense. Every Xianxia protagonist seems obsessed with achieving perfection, often making their journey much harder than if they were simply "normal." Why face 500 million celestial tribulation lightning bolts when the usual is just 9? All for a power that supposedly allows fighting between realms, yet in the final stages of cultivation, perfection often doesn't make much of a difference, and, most of the time, they can barely defeat someone just a few levels above them within the same realm. The fact is, as surprising as it may seem, they pursue this perfection and nearly die countless times for it. And what’s the ultimate goal? Immortality! They almost kill themselves repeatedly, relying on "plot armor" just to survive the disasters they themselves cause in the pursuit of immortality. Typical features of perfection in Xianxia stories: fighting between realms, and a slow, problematic level-up progression compared to what the MCs should reach. My MC will only pursue "near-perfection," fight between realms, and have a much faster level-up progression. Third: What kind of second was that? Is this crazy author insane?! Fourth: In the first 5 chapters, I messed up the word count, and they ended up being short. I made the following chapters much longer, and by chapter 12, they already exceeded 15,000 words. The average now is 1,500 words or more, excluding the first few chapters. Fifth: There is no fifth point. Sixth: Leave some Power Stones and happy comments, don’t disrespect me, or I’ll cry! Seventh: In the first 13 chapters, the MC is quite lonely. Personally, I like the story more from chapter 14 onwards. Eighth: Eighth. Ninth: Oh, I just remembered now that this is a list of what to expect...

3 months ago
5
Kotaku
Kotaku

I can't believe I lived long enough to see a cultivation story where the characters seem like real people, the system is balanced, the growth is constant and the MC's personality is very human, not absolute evil or absolute good, but someone with greed, desires, lust but who, like any normal person, holds back and tries to be a good person (and no, the MC doesn't seem forced but natural, being good when he can, but always taking into account his own desires and feelings).

8 days ago
5
EyeOfSauron
EyeOfSauron

Well... it's very good! Having a Chinese fantasy with a Western perspective is much more enjoyable to read, mainly because the mentality is similar, so we can identify much more with the MC, this story is still young (70+ chaps), but I already see great potential.

a month ago
4
ScarletQC
ScarletQC

- The story is, seemingly, made without Ai. Whilst being of really good quality. There’s nearly no errors. - It's original, maybe there’s a cliche here and there, but it wouldn’t be a xianxia story without them. - The MC is realistic, whilst not being a mûrder hobo. - There’s an engaging romance early on that doesn’t feel rushed, and we don’t have to read through an MC being so dense that it takes 200+ chapters for it to develop. - He’s strong, but he doesn’t feel invincible, and while he’s not a coward, he’s still cautious. - His cheat might be the most original one of any stories I’ve read. The only real complaints I have is that there isn’t enough chapters, and that there are a lot of lengthy explanations in multiple chapters. And one thing I would say is that, instead of saying his avatars names, you should just say the position they have. Finally, this is one off, if not the best cultivation story I have had the pleasure to read.

2 months ago
4
Charlotte_Mage
Charlotte_Mage

Absolutely captivating, I love that he isn't a typical young master and i like the Robin hood early parts, where the familis where robbed lol, the writing is impeccable and easy to understand, keep up the fantastic work

3 months ago
4
David_Gold
David_Gold

I appreciate the wonderful, marvelous, excellent effort you have put into this work. Here's my graceful vote of thanks 😃👍💎. Ok, Enough flowery words... But do keep it up! 💎.

8 days ago
3
belal_sayed
belal_sayed

Writing Quality: I barely noticed any grammar errors, and that really means a lot to me. Stability of Updates: Well, there are 85 chapters in just two months—I think that's pretty impressive. Story Development: It's xianxia, so you know what to expect. That said, the avatar system is pretty unique, and I'm really enjoying reading about it. The romance is pretty good in my eyes—some people might think it's rushed, but if the alternative is 500+ chapters of the MC being dense, I’ll definitely take this. Character Design: Nothing particularly special, but I’m having fun, and that’s what matters. World Background: We're gradually learning more about the world as the story progresses, and that’s been fun to experience. Note: I'm not a critic and I don’t write reviews often, so take my words with a grain of salt. I just think it’s a good story and wanted to write this in hopes of it getting more attention.

16 days ago
3
zach_2006
zach_2006

This is one of the most well written cultivation novels I have read. It has one of the most realistic portrayals of love and the main character seems realistic. At most the side characters are a bit cliche, but it makes sense in universe and they are based of the “young master” cliche. It has great humor and it flowed smoothly till I stopped at ch 25. All in all, 10/10 novel.

3 months ago
3
Daoist4AnKCs
Daoist4AnKCs

I have not read it yet, this is just a review to support the author on his first original story. I will update this review in the future depending on if I like where the story is going or not. Until then good luck author!

3 months ago
3
faeeeee
faeeeee

Love both novels written by this author.

2 months ago
2