A genius has his divine meridians stolen by the person he loves and is cast out of his sect, leaving him with no hope of cultivating immortality. But by a stroke of fate, he unlocks the Yin-Yang Ring and sets out once more on the path to immortality. From then on, all kinds of divine abilities, immortal arts, cultivation techniques, elixirs, and opportunities come his way, setting him on the path to control. From that moment on, he controls everything. In this chaotic world, through his own efforts, he takes control of all things, ushers in a new era, establishes order, steals the Yin and Yang, and seizes life and death, bringing all things to balance.
No, it's revealed between the lines that the protagonist is powerful, but everyone else is stupid. Once the skills and spiritual weapons are in the hands of the protagonist, they are just garbage in the hands of others. I don't know how the author wrote such a novel, and what the author's brain is doing.
This book is very beautiful and wonderful
Very nice. . . .