A wage slave, crushed by the pressures of the real world all his life, met a miserable end by suddenly dropping dead. Somehow, he wound up in a world of cultivation, where he was unlucky enough to become an ant. At first, he spent his days slacking off, living off scraps, and waiting to die. Then he discovered the existence of spiritual energy, and was overjoyed: at last, he saw hope of breaking through the class barrier.
Long-buried ambition returned to Su Yun's heart.
What people call ruthlessness and cunning are nothing more than means of pursuing success.
It is the means that are despicable, not the goal.
The victor becomes king, the loser a villain. If you make it to the top, who will write the history books and who will judge right and wrong? In the end, it's all just one person's word.
It's not easy to write a book, so it's a five-star review. After clearing the mines, the author has finished everything he wanted to say, so I won't continue to rub salt into the wound. But Lei still has to wait (it's too grinding) and look forward to growing.
Be sure to write Chu Qing to the end, don't die in the middle