Name: Forty Millenniums of Cultivation
Author: The Enlightened Master Crouching Cow

Science Fiction / Forty Millenniums of Cultivation

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The Enlightened Master Crouching Cow

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flycrane01,Strivon,Ash

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Synopsis

“Even if this universe is truly nothing more than a brutal, bloody and shadowy forest, we Cultivators will burn all that we have just to give off a single weak flickering spark in the darkness!

“No matter how weak the spark is, how short-lived, how small… As long as the spark continued, then one day it would light some tinder, and that tinder shall light some fallen branches, and those branches shall set ablaze each and every last tree of the forest!

“In the end, even the smallest sparks will eventually set the shadowy forest ablaze, and illuminate the whole world!”

Short Summary:

In another world where cultivation was possible, around 40000 years later our protagonist Li Yao who made his living by collecting scrap metal had a fortuitous encounter with the soul of a titan powerhouse from the ancient past.

40,000 Cultivation Era Preamble

What Others Say

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WARNING!!! ONCE YOU'VE READ PAST CHAPTER 12, YOU WON'T WANT TO STOP! Ahh, so good. What a shame I've caught up to translations. I WANT MORE!!!! Well anyway, the story is pretty much what happens if sci-fi and xianxia had a child. You can really say that this novel is really good since, first, sci-fi novels are a f**king pain in the ass to read for, which was quite true in the first few chapters, like 1-6 or so, but after that, it's pretty much easy to understand and is actually quite intriguing; second is that, even though I read a lot action novels, very few make me 'love' the battle scenes, and a good example of this is Lord Xue Ying, where the enjoyable part is the training part, seeing him get stronger and actually understand just how much he got stronger, which I think this novel is about the same if not better in this aspect.

Jikeidan

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Brilliant novel. Absolutely brilliant. The three volumes I have read so far can be described by their overarching goal (the following description adapted from the author's words himself - because I completely agree) : That description was not the best, because I'm not yet able to fully wrap my feelings for this novel into words yet, and so it may make you feel like it's some hero story - I assure you, it is in no way close to that. The novel is deep and complicated; maybe not the most thought provoking piece of literature, for sure, but for a web novel, it sure does a fine job. There's a theory in here called the 'Dark Forest' theory, and it has something to do with extra-terrestrial life. It's both extremely intriguing, and absolutely terrifying to think of. And worst of all, there's a high chance it could be true. If sci-fi meets Chinese fantasy world is your shtick, this is your shtaff, my dudes.

Logicnomad

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