Painted Bones

In the world of Liuhe and Bahuang, spiritual roots are the most respected. Those with heavenly spiritual roots will beg for help on their knees; those with miscellaneous spiritual roots will have no hope of building a foundation and are only worthy of being servants. Gu Changsheng traveled through time and became a handyman. In his previous life, he was a professor of human body structure at the Academy of Fine Arts. He had painted 37,000 human bodies. In his eyes, the world was full of loopholes. The genius flew by with his sword, and people all over the mountain knelt down in worship, but he was thinking: This man's focus is wrong, his spiritual energy has gone astray, and he will be lame in his left leg within three years. From the ancient fragments that were regarded as waste paper, he discovered a path that had been forgotten for thousands of years - bone repair. Without receiving spiritual energy or entering the Dantian, one can use the inner body as a pen and the essence and blood as ink to carve formation patterns on one's own bones, turning the human body into a moving formation of heaven and earth. While others were snatching away the martial arts spiritual stones, he was dissecting monsters and creating his own killer moves. When others recited the mental formulas, he carved the boxing skills from the bones of the ferocious beasts, and when he punched out, the dragon and elephant resonated. "How can a handyman break the trial monument?" "He doesn't have spiritual energy fluctuations, so why can't he cut him?" They didn't know that when the entire world of cultivation was looking outward, Gu Changsheng had already turned inward - using his body as the universe and his bones as stars. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.