In a shabby room, a white-haired youth cried out and jolted upright. The rickety bed creaked under his weight. The youth was named Ye Xuan. Just moments ago, he had had a nightmare. He dreamed he was Ye Lingfeng, the Imperial Lord of the Eastern Wilderness, besieged after obtaining the Supreme Cultivation Art, the Nine-Turn Saint Spirit Art. His death had been inevitable, but what he could never understand was why his beloved Su Yao had run him through the heart with her sword. Watch Ye Xuan acquire the Saint Spirit Art, master miraculous medical techniques, forge a Nine-Turn Divine Body, and shake the Four Seas and Eight Wastelands…
It is better written and more exciting than the novels about cultivating immortals with a score of 9 or above on this platform. There are basically no mindless taunts, forced pulls, and all kinds of mindless arrogance. I don't know if the author wants to write a second part, after all, it was not finished in the end. Expect.
Wonderfully written, with clear logical relationships
This book is okay
The content is very good and the article is well written.
Well written, it ends so quickly, keep up the good work.
The content of this book is acceptable
Very good, not bad, I like it very much
Very good and fascinating
The session is good and the rhythm is strong. But there were too many typos and typos, and it was published without proofreading. To be continued…
I can't stop looking at it The ending is too fast, will there be a sequel?