The Secret Cultivation Manual: Qisha
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Chinese Novel [CH]
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In the Chinese novel 'The Secret Cultivation Manual: Qisha', the world is governed by immortals who restrict technological and military advancements on Earth. Warriors, the backbone of civil countries, seek to transcend these limits by training to become immortals themselves. However, the cycle of restriction and liberation poses a dilemma. Enter the protagonist, who possesses the Qisha cultivation manual, offering a unique perspective on breaking free from this cycle. The manual's dark side-effect? A growing desire for slaughter during cultivation. This action-packed fantasy, classified as Xuanhuan, explores themes of power, immortality, and the consequences of unbridled ambition.
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In this world, the immortals in heaven always restricted the development of technology and military powers on Earth. Despite this, the warriors were the real foundation of all civil countries. Many warriors wanted to break the top-down limits from above, but they found it necessary to train themselves to become immortals. The problem with this, however, was that if they became immortal, they’d be happy to restrict the Earth again. This strange cycle appeared broken to a person totally outside of it, a person who owned the cultivation manual of killing called Qisha. The truth of this manual came with an unspoken caveat. The strange side-effect of Qisha? During the whole process of cultivation, you might have great desire to slaughter.
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