The road to immortality is rugged and we can only move forward.
Facing a brand new world of cultivating immortals, everything was unknown. In order to live a more exciting life, Mo Lai had to keep practicing.
Reader comments
Author, I only have one question, why do the protagonist and other monks directly increase their strength as long as they recall some painful memories from the past? Isn't this setting nonsense?
According to the author's logic, as long as you think about some frustrating things in the past during a fight, your strength will skyrocket. In this case, is there any point in practicing? Don't you think this setting is unreasonable?
Author, I only have one question, why do the protagonist and other monks directly increase their strength as long as they recall some painful memories from the past? Isn't this setting nonsense? According to the author's logic, as long as you think about some frustrating things in the past during a fight, your strength will skyrocket. In this case, is there any point in practicing? Don't you think this setting is unreasonable?