Forty Millenniums of Cultivation修真四万年

#panic# kind of late but I've seen side story of this book, they are eleven of them.

Book 1 1-438
Book 2 439-830
Book 3 831-1186
Book 4 1186-1548
Book 5 1549-1850
Book 6 1851-2690
Book 7 2691-


Cultivation Progression

Qi-Refining Stage
1st Level 115
2nd Level 142
3rd Level 142
4th Level 153
5th Level 165
6th Level 187
7th Level 239
11th Level 257
12th Level 297
13th Level 338

Building Foundation Stage
Initial Rank 349
Intermediate Rank 393
High Rank 466
Peak (Superlative Height) 630

Core Formation Stage
Initial Rank 769
Intermediate Rank
High Rank (Golden Core)
Peak 1128

Nascent Soul Stage
Initial Rank 1152
Intermediate Rank 1346
High Rank
Peak 1713

Spirit Transformation Stage
Initial Rank 1942-1945
Extreme evolution-2060
Intermediate Rank 2146
High Rank ??
Peak 2403

Spirit Division Stage
Initial Rank 2766
Intermediate Rank 2978
High Rank 3260
Peak ??

Integration Stage ??

this novel is one of the most underrated novels that deserve better since this novel is very good but its low popularity is a shame the first 500 chapter i can say that they are slow in development but they are necessary for the rest of the plots if you can stick for the first 500 without dropping it then you will find it worth reading it

I like the novel. I've read diverse cultivation to transmigration Chinese novels and some are acceptable and some are not. This novel in particular deviate from the norms by dividing the normal cultivators and immortal cultivators into good and bad. It also offset me when I'm reading and it's always like MC he's too good... Rivals turns to someone below after somedays of meeting. I always feel like what next will happen... There's always a problem. It's a novel I pick and drop and pick again when less busy.

I've read a bit of this, (currently around ~50ch) and to me, this reads and feels like a worse version of 'Oh my God! Earthlings are Insane!'.

Obviously the two are different; but if I tally up all their similar aspects and rate them, 'Oh my God!' would rank higher in my book than this would. The writing is better, the world-building is better, and I appreciate the MC and the characters around him a lot more- they're just more likable. I also find that world more interesting than this one, but that's just because I tend to just hate the 'ancient decrepit civilization' bs in xianxia novels when it's a central plot point.

Where as this, while it's still pretty good in comparison to some stuff I've read - gotta praise the translator, this book can not have been easy to translate, and the quality of it is just amazing - it's... kind of annoying to read? Chunky paragraphs, dense wording, etc. Which isn't typically a problem, but if you've read enough of these novels, it is because you practically already know what's going to happen in the next paragraph, so you have force yourself to not skim.

A great example of this is the Uni convention thing they have. The whole interaction with Ding Linglang is incredibly predictable and by-the-books, the entire convention is, and if it was all more condensed, it'd be much easier to read, whereas now it feels like wading through water. I wouldn't say the book is full of filler; just that book has too much in it, tries to do too much, and fills in 'gaps' between important paragraphs with MORE important paragraphs instead of giving the reader time to breathe.

'Oh my God' suffers from something similar, with the author constantly expounding on certain subjects, which is equally annoying, but Oh my God! has a better cast that helps alleviate from this problem.

I'd say this book is good- the comedy is half-decent, the characters are cool, the world built is interesting enough. But I can't see myself reading this for too long. As far as futuristic urban xianxias go, this is definitely one of the best from what I've read, but also way too same-y. It's unique aspects simply didn't hold up the book for me; whereas I imagine for most people, the book's interesting ideas would last long enough for them to get invested.

Another thing I'll mention is that while the book isn't nationalistic by any means, it does promote patriotism heavily; not really a bad thing, in situations like this (i.e, humans vs. basically everything) I find patriotism and what comes with it (dumb war camaraderie) to be a good draw.

Give it a shot if you like future cultivation shit.

I really wanted to read it. I tried to read. I got to 900ish. It’s a great story, well, written, interesting, love combining future and cultivators, BUT… I just feel like the author tries to do too much. It doesn’t flow well. It never really gets anywhere and when it does it takes way too long because there’s 30 different things the mc does in between. Everything’s good and I want to like it and finish it but the mc and author just doesn’t want to get the freaking job/story going.

I got to the , but I forgot where it was, it was above chapter 1000~ but below 1700~, can anyone tell me which chapter it is?


Edit: Found it while decluttering my bookmarks,

[quote=saiachyuth11]Sigh.... I never said civilisation was wrong.... Civilisation is indeed a Virtue... Through a civilisation, an entire race can grow... That u r right.... But what u r wrong is that.... I can assure u.... No matter the era, no matter the civilisation there will always be senseless killing and plundering..... That will never change.

Disappointing...... Such a great story.... Such great quotes.... Such great plots.... But alas...sigh.....Disappointing......if only this novel didn't concentrate on brain washing..... Cultivation.. What does it mean.... It means to be free.. Free from anything which we feel is restricting us.... Cultivate to be free and unfretted.... Cultivate to live for eternity... Cultivate to be able to do anything.... But yet... In this novel cultivators are nothing but police officers or soldiers... To save common pple... A cultivator has to die... Has to sacrifice himself.... If not... Evryone will look down on u... Your own family will kill u.... The entire society will judge u, condemn u and punish u.... Heh... What's the use of cultivation then... Better to live as a common man....