The Mirror Legacy
The Mirror Legacy

The Mirror Legacy

Xuanjian Immortal Clan

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The Mirror Legacy novel is a popular light novel covering Action, Mystery, and Tragedy genres. Written by the Author Ji Yueren. 690 chapters have been translated and translations of other chapters are in progress.

Summary

Lu Jiangxian died after staying up late one night. Yet, he finds his soul trapped in a fractured, bluish-gray bronze mirror. He falls into a boundless world of immortal cultivation and finds himself in the perilous landscape of Mount Dali. There, a small family from a small village by Meiche River picked the mirror up and is bestowed with the ancient teachings of the immortal ways, heralding the dawn of a splendid new era.

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Comments on the novel chapters for the last week.

: 2 comments on Chapter 93: Returning to the Mountain
: 1 comment on Chapter 88: He Has Arrived
: 2 comments on Chapter 87: Yi Mountain City
: 1 comment on Chapter 138: Learning the News
: 1 comment on Chapter 134: Formation and Engagement
  • Disintegration_ 8

    author's other works?

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  • Bob360 4

    After great wait I will now read this novel (was waiting till 1000 chapters but I failed)

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  • Animo 10

    This blew my mind.

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  • Glimpp 1

    Kinda bored so here's a translated Author's comment I found on Qidian! "It’s late at night now. The comment section is lively, so I thought I’d pause and address a few things. My plotlines aren’t exactly gripping. Many lose patience before reaching the paywalled chapters, partly because they’re unused to a story where the ‘protagonist’ has so little screen time. They find it confusing and stop to ask questions—I get that. I used to write short stories for magazines and blogs, purely as a hobby, selling pieces for a couple hundred yuan. Then one day, I decided: no, I’m writing a novel. So I launched a book on Qidian, randomly picking a title from the rankings… Even now, this ‘non-protagonist protagonist’ exists because I thought a ‘family saga’ should center the family, not an individual. I used a family heirloom as the narrative anchor, never expecting steady traction—four rounds of recommendations later, here we are, monetized." Note #1

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    • heedkneesnshoulders 23

      Props for reversing the sending order so that we could read it in order.

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  • Glimpp 1

    "Eventually, I figured since I’d already started writing, I might as well finish it! I genuinely tried learning the tropes of web novels, pacing the story faster or slower based on readers’ feedback—but I often reminded myself of my original purpose: this was just practice. My focus in writing lies in the rises and falls of characters’ fates, and the sudden turns of good and bad fortune. Every plot point exists to serve them. Some readers love this; others find it baffling or unrealistic. But to me, the way to make fiction feel ‘real’ is precisely this: logically unpredictable yet abrupt twists. Because fiction is the realm of ‘reason,’ while reality is the realm of ‘unreason.’ The fusion of the two lies in using ‘reason’ to convey reality’s merciless chaos." Note #2

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  • Glimpp 1

    "I’ve written many tragic short stories, but this is my first attempt at a long-form work—and I’ve been criticized for it. I’ve never written ‘wish-fulfillment’ stories; I’m not attuned to what brings others joy. That’s what I’m trying to learn now, experimenting within this novel. But I do know what brings sorrow. Tragedy exists, often striking abruptly or unfolding logically toward ruin. I know this is self-inflicted hardship, but producing a story that’s nothing but joy and gratification would leave me restless and miserable. Better to let others suffer a little. I’m afraid of reading comments and arguing with others, but in reality, I often have to do both. What’s even scarier is reading comments while also witnessing others fight in them—it drains me mentally. I read every single comment and do my best to make adjustments within my limited time. My hope is that those who leave will at least grumble on their way out, remembering a few characters before they go." Note #3

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  • stamf 2

    This is peak xianxia, redefined what a 10/10 for me is. If you like cultivation this is a must read, there is no plot armor, all tropes are masterfully navigated, and even bad decisions by characters are realistic and not frustrating. Some below will claim its sexist with how women are treated sometimes in regards to marriage but you may disregard the tourists, that is how all cultivation novels are and this one respects them a lot more than any other while being realistic and believable with them.

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  • Momongga 1

    Note to upcoming reader: There's one main character in the story, the MIRROR, he's the core of the story the guardian and narrator. And there's the central MC, the Li Family, this novel is about the rise of the Li family, with the help of the mirror. This is a clan building novel, the Mirror only appears once in a blue moon, the main focus is the struggle and rise of Li family.

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    • Kevinthereader 17

      Imma trust you, it’s gonna be a lil different than what I’m used too but hopefully it pulls me in

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  • ProRed 1

    Just gave a casual look at the comments and I have to admit that this is the most unique aspect of argument I've seen in any novel's comment section... Can someone just tell me what all this gender stuff is about.. I don't mind spoilers.

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    • Glimpp 1

      The wives of the main cast is rarely seen but this is just a minor issue as they weren't important characters anyway. The main issue people were talking about is Li Jingtian which is one of the main cast and is very intelligent and cunning so people were rooting for her to receive an oppurtunity to cultivate but she wasn't given so due to various reasons. She was then coerced to marry with a genuinely nice guy call Chen Donghe but obviously it's still coersion. Even her father dismissed her repeatedly. She spent her whole life that way, suffering and not given an oppurtunity to fulfill her real ambition. Due to this many people were frustated about this development, however it became a theme/regret for many Li family members of this decision later on in the story. One of them, Li Xuanxuan, was hallucinating due to his regret on this decision. Basically people didn't know that this was a plot point for the author to use to develop characters later in the story.

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  • abcdefi 1

    This novel is epic. No unnecessary plot and dialogues. Sufficient char depth. Amazing plot, good power system, harrowing antagonists, original idea and well thought out too Hope it continues to be underrated lest fans from the top ranking deliberately nitpick about it

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