Chen Feiyu was reborn on a deserted island. Fortunately, he brought with him a shopping mall where as long as he had merit, he could exchange for immortality skills and treasures.
On the surface, this world is still a world of technology, but secretly, spiritual energy has been revived for more than 20 years, and there are already people who practice martial arts that have exceeded the limits of ordinary people's physical strength.
When the immortal cultivators who were superior to the warriors came back from the desert island and successfully cultivated, Chen Feiyu just wanted to say one thing to them: a group of people who only know how to fight and kill all day long are all reckless men who do not know the destiny.
Reader comments
Meow? Isn't there anyone?
The system of merit and karma for cultivating immortals is imperfect. Killing has karma. When a racial war occurs, should we kill or not? After all, we all have to survive. If people want to eat meat, they have to kill animals. If animals want to survive, they have to eat animals or people!
I have been reading books with the author, and the novels written by the author are all good.
First of all, this is not a brainless novel, nor is it a casual novel. From the author's outline, this is a rare novel about immortality in the true sense. Those who have read "The Last Ascended Person in New China" and are interested in it can take a look. Although there are some minor problems, it is much better than those who write prehistoric novels that insist on dividing spiritual treasures according to A, B, and C.
Yes, but the theory of cause and effect is not so serious and can easily kill people.
I think this book is very good
Come on stranger
Good looking, my ideal type for cultivating immortality!
The setting is very good. Do you want to use it for cultivation? But I don't feel good about karma.
Underwater words, good, good, really beautiful
Come on, come on, come on
Looks good, come on! ,
Thoughts? Speak, Tao! Is it spoken language?
Cause and effect—this rule applies to mortals too! Karma? Is this setting too big for a cultivator? Killing for no reason, taking the lives of mortals or monks for yourself is also the source of karma! Big karma, big disaster? Killing a whole family for 100,000 yuan is inhumane!
It's not bad, it's novel, but it's a bit short. The description of some characters could be more detailed.
Meow? Isn't there anyone?
The system of merit and karma for cultivating immortals is imperfect. Killing has karma. When a racial war occurs, should we kill or not? After all, we all have to survive. If people want to eat meat, they have to kill animals. If animals want to survive, they have to eat animals or people!
I have been reading books with the author, and the novels written by the author are all good.
First of all, this is not a brainless novel, nor is it a casual novel. From the author's outline, this is a rare novel about immortality in the true sense. Those who have read "The Last Ascended Person in New China" and are interested in it can take a look. Although there are some minor problems, it is much better than those who write prehistoric novels that insist on dividing spiritual treasures according to A, B, and C.
Yes, but the theory of cause and effect is not so serious and can easily kill people.
I think this book is very good
Come on stranger
Good looking, my ideal type for cultivating immortality!
The setting is very good. Do you want to use it for cultivation? But I don't feel good about karma.
Underwater words, good, good, really beautiful
Come on, come on, come on
Looks good, come on! ,
Thoughts? Speak, Tao! Is it spoken language? Cause and effect—this rule applies to mortals too! Karma? Is this setting too big for a cultivator? Killing for no reason, taking the lives of mortals or monks for yourself is also the source of karma! Big karma, big disaster? Killing a whole family for 100,000 yuan is inhumane!
It's not bad, it's novel, but it's a bit short. The description of some characters could be more detailed.