Demons and monsters run rampant, and the people suffer terribly.
They roam unchecked, leaving a thousand miles of barren land and rivers of blood.
They storm immortal mountains, wiping out entire sects.
Lu Ping grew up with no one to rely on, struggling to survive among the dead.
But by a twist of fate, he obtained the Heavenly Dao Register!
The Heavenly Dao Register grants him an endless array of wondrous talents.
Condense swordsmanship within the Register to create the Heavenly Sword Talisman: with ten thousand swords united as one, Lu Ping becomes an invincible Sword Immortal.
Condense medicine within the Register to create the Heavenly Medicine Talisman: peerless in both healing and poison, Lu Ping becomes one who cannot die for a thousand generations.
Condense formations within the Register to create the Heavenly Formation Talisman: with formations conjured from thin air, Lu Ping can ensnare an army of a million.
Condense sound within the Register to create the Heavenly Sound Talisman: with the Eight Heavenly Dragon Tones, Lu Ping can slay dragons and destroy all living things!
I, Lu Ping, am destined to become an immortal who slays demons and kills gods. If my talent isn’t enough, I’ll draw more onto myself with the Heavenly Dao Register.
Along the way, Lu Ping sees a Buddha harboring evil thoughts and cuts him down.
He sees a god who has no pity for the people and strikes him dead.
He sees demons and monsters slaughtering the innocent and wipes them out.
All living things suffer. Wherever I, Lu Ping, tread, may every obstacle and hardship be smoothed into an even road!
I love this kind of genius; as long as it's not a complete failure at the start, I'd give it a five-star rating.
Thankfully, it ended rather abruptly.
It's a well-written book, but the ending clearly shows that the author didn't want to continue and just left the outline.