The Toll-Road to Immortality (Xianxia)
by ThatGit
A starving street rat wields an artifact that grants divine treasures—but every step toward immortality demands a bloodier sacrifice.
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Readers looking for a mix of Cultivation, Power Fantasy, Progression Via Stats, and Weak To Strong.
The Toll-Road to Immortality (Xianxia) runs 33 chapters. Status: ongoing.
Available through Royal Road.
Current catalogue signals show 4.78 average rating from 766 ratings and 4,386 followers.
ProgressReads comparison points include Fate's Attendant, Sky Pride, and Arthurian Cultivation.
Latest chapters
View all 33 chapters →- #33Volume 2 Chapter 6 Apr 26, 2026
- #32Volume 2 Chapter 5 Apr 20, 2026
- #31Volume 2 Chapter 4 Apr 14, 2026
- #30Volume 2 Chapter 3 Apr 9, 2026
- #29Volume 2 Chapter 2 Apr 1, 2026
- #28Volume 2 Chapter 1 Mar 25, 2026
- #27Book 1 Epilogue Mar 20, 2026
- #26Chapter 26 Mar 17, 2026
- #25Chapter 25 Mar 12, 2026
- #24Chapter 24 Mar 4, 2026
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What is The Toll-Road to Immortality (Xianxia) about? ▾
A starving street rat wields an artifact that grants divine treasures—but every step toward immortality demands a bloodier sacrifice.
Is The Toll-Road to Immortality (Xianxia) completed? ▾
No — The Toll-Road to Immortality (Xianxia) is still ongoing, with new chapters being released. 33 chapters are out so far.
Where can I read The Toll-Road to Immortality (Xianxia)? ▾
You can read The Toll-Road to Immortality (Xianxia) on Royal Road.
What books are similar to The Toll-Road to Immortality (Xianxia)? ▾
Readers who like The Toll-Road to Immortality (Xianxia) often also enjoy Fate's Attendant, Sky Pride, and Arthurian Cultivation.
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