White Snake Fairy in the World

This book is related to the author's previous two books, and can be regarded as part of a trilogy, or a new book with an original plot. In just a few chapters, everything that happened in front of him subverted his world view, making the protagonist realize that he was reborn in this world of immortals and Buddhas with monsters, ghosts, and Buddhas, and he became a newborn water-type white snake. Bai Jun, that is to say, the high ground in the water, may be like a shallow pond in the small world where the author or the protagonist Bai Jun lives, and Bai Jun is the high ground in this shallow water bay, implying the fate of the character, if he does not earn anything, he will die. Here's a passage from the article: Bai Jun sat next to the hunter and watched him die slowly. This was the first person he had killed in his two lifetimes combined! He sighed in his heart. After all, he was like a snake. His heart was really cold. Bai Jun didn't feel any panic or touch at all, as if he was at peace with himself. After seeing the latest chapter, it's really hard to find magic, between good and evil! In just tens of thousands of words, it describes the confusion of rebirth, the alien loneliness, and the instinctive struggle for survival, as well as the suffering of all living beings, and the choice between good and bad. This is the story of the origin of a white snake, hearing the Tao, and seeking immortality. If you are interested, you can read it.

Semi-divine way + alien beast style + seedlings of cultivating immortals. The male protagonist who traveled through time was first possessed by a red jade bead, and then transformed into a white water snake by mistake. He carefully sought immortality in this world of Taoism, Buddhism, Confucianism, demons, and demons. The golden finger may be the ruby ​​bead, but it has no effect so far. The erasure of names in the Book of Life and Death is only suspected to be related to it. The author is good at writing about snakes, and his last book was about green snakes. The plot was slow and interesting, but relatively niche. I catch up on the update in one go. The male protagonist is already a famous local Liu Xian. He is very popular and will become a mountain god just around the corner. The male protagonist kills people but also saves others. He has a clear goal and a firm will. Friends of the book world, come and try it out.

This book is related to the author's previous two books, and can be regarded as part of a trilogy, or a new book with an original plot. In just a few chapters, everything that happened in front of him subverted his world view, making the protagonist realize that he was reborn in this world of immortals and Buddhas with monsters, ghosts, and Buddhas, and he became a newborn water-type white snake. Bai Jun, that is to say, the high ground in the water, may be like a shallow pond in the small world where the author or the protagonist Bai Jun lives, and Bai Jun is the high ground in this shallow water bay, implying the fate of the character, if he does not earn anything, he will die. Here's a passage from the article: Bai Jun sat next to the hunter and watched him die slowly. This was the first person he had killed in his two lifetimes combined! He sighed in his heart. After all, he was like a snake. His heart was really cold. Bai Jun didn't feel any panic or touch at all, as if he was at peace with himself. After seeing the latest chapter, it's really hard to find magic, between good and evil! In just tens of thousands of words, it describes the confusion of rebirth, the alien loneliness, and the instinctive struggle for survival, as well as the suffering of all living beings, and the choice between good and bad. This is the story of the origin of a white snake, hearing the Tao, and seeking immortality. If you are interested, you can read it.

If you like other kinds of immortality writing, you can take a look. The author's writing style is very good, not that kind of white water literature. At least the author is a high intellectual who quotes scriptures.