The Most Painful Thing in Cultivating the Tao Is in the Human World

A person who should not be alive, after suffering and understanding pain, does not want others to be in pain. He didn't want anyone in the world to suffer what he had suffered. He has the belief that he must become stronger, but his talent constraints make it difficult for him. He did not resent his talent, but chose to find other ways to make up for his lack of talent. Unwilling to suffer the fate of being manipulated, Yang Ziji embarked on a brilliant road of life. Ps: The male protagonist of this book has four characteristics: he basically doesn't cheat, he doesn't commit murder, he doesn't like to talk dirty, and he's not a ruthless person. Those who like to be slapped in the face and killed can take a detour. . . . . . In addition, the plot of this book is mainly driven by the dialogue between characters. The dialogue between characters should account for more than 60% of the book. Those who don't like to be obedient can also take a detour. . . . . . What this book shows is a reasonable process of moving from low martial arts to a world of high martial arts. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.