The clash between true energy and spiritual energy!
Fate or conspiracy!
Feng Xiao, who cultivates true energy, awakens in a world where people cultivate spiritual energy.
Civilization and cultivation have reached extraordinary heights in this world.
Evil forces loom in the north, constantly encroaching on human territory.
To the south lies an unknown land no human has ever set foot in.
For thousands of years, humanity has fought off the evil invasions while continually exploring and developing the south.
Thus, the Divine Guard Army and the Explorers have become the most sacred and coveted professions on the continent.
One day, a pioneering army clad in azure armor rises to prominence...
(This is a story of adventure and exploration in another world, featuring academy life, the exploration of ruins, and devotion to family and country. One female lead, playing the pig to eat the tiger, hot-blooded, and funny.)
It's pretty good. The world-building is interesting, somewhat similar to mercenary stories, but not like those Western ones. I personally think it's good, but it's too short. I'll wait and see, otherwise it'll be really disappointing if it ends when I'm really enjoying it. I'll give it a good review for now and then give a more detailed evaluation later.
This book is quite fun to read; I hope the map can be expanded further later on.
I took a look, and it might not be suitable for me, but I'll give it five stars so more people can comment on it. 😏😏
A million dollars to become a god, keep it up!
Well, it's the only book I can actually read so far, so I'll give it five stars as encouragement.
Very good, really very good.
I don't understand what it means... Can someone with a big mouthpiece leave a comment?
I've read up to chapter 285. It's a very traditional time-travel cultivation novel. The overall storyline is clear. However, the pacing isn't very smooth or tight, and the writing is just average. Keep it up! I'm reading without being a jerk, so please leave a comment and a comment.
This book is good, so far.
Okay, okay, okay