Cuiying Pavilion

[B+] Academy-style cultivation of true writing. The protagonist is a mortal who joins a cultivation sect. He starts as a handyman, increases his strength and knowledge step by step, and finally succeeds in cultivation. The story starts off well, the science is appropriate, and the plot is well-written and enjoyable. The protagonist is an ordinary person, there aren't many characters at the beginning, and overall it's quite interesting.

The age of gods and demons? The age of fairies and demons? That's a myth! That's a legend! Once gone, never to return, forever empty! What is China's continent today? Maybe it's just the age of cultivation! I wonder if I can follow the glory of millions of years ago? Just have to wait and see! Our protagonist, one step at a time, enters the Cuiying Pavilion, accidentally obtains the "Tao Jue", and works diligently to find the path to immortality... There is a poem that goes: Cultivation requires cultivating the mind and body, and the heart is the master of the body and the root. God wants external objects to complement each other and merge into one place to obtain their true nature. As the saying goes: "I would like to advise all cultivators to always be patient and patient. Even if the will of a thousand demons is to change, don't change your original intention."

The theme of fairy tales is combined with traditional culture, hoping to make the fairy tales tainted with some local flavor. . Relatively slow to heat~