[No System] [Not a power fantasy] [The protagonist is sharp-witted]
Song Hao is an orphan living in an ordinary mortal village.
While working in the fields one day, he unexpectedly finds a mysterious stone bar.
By a stroke of fate, an immortal elder from Changchun Sect comes to the village to select potential disciples.
This gives Song Hao the chance to leave Songjia Village.
But as soon as he arrives at Changchun Sect, a test reveals that he has five-element mixed spiritual roots, the lowest-grade aptitude of all.
Soon after leaving Songjia Village, Song Hao is cast out of Changchun Sect.
After leaving the sect, Song Hao happens upon a storage pouch and finds a cultivation manual inside.
From that moment on,
this grassroots cultivator from a mountain village officially sets foot on the path to immortality!
Give yourself a five-star rating!
It's okay, the plot and writing are okay
Let the protagonist major in swordsmanship, and then don't practice so many miscellaneous things that make you dizzy. Just add alchemy to swordsmanship. Strength is everything. Come on.
It's a good start, I'm looking forward to the rest, keep up the good work
Five stars for encouragement, come on
Very good, why is it gone?
How is this possible? Why didn't Song Hao use this spiritual energy to break through the realm, but instead stored all this spiritual energy in his Dantian?
You can still read this book
Some of the ideas are not delicate enough, but it's okay if you look at the front