By slaying demons, monsters, ghosts, and fiends, Li Feng gains boundless divine powers. With them, he roams free on the wind, proves his Dao and becomes an immortal, mastering the Thirty-Six Heavenly Gang Arts and Seventy-Two Earthly Fiend Techniques.
He trains until his form is like a crane, beneath a thousand pines where twin flowers bloom.
I sought the Dao, and have nothing more to say. Clouds rest in the blue sky, water sits in a bottle.
He can climb clouds above and shrink the earth below, command wind and lightning, summon wind and rain, roam freely with flying immortals, and embrace the bright moon to live forever.
Li Feng once thought this was what his journey to immortality and the Dao would be. He never expected that an accidental clash of magic would open the door to another world…
PS: This book is also known as I Killed the Creator God, I Transmigrated Through the Heavens and Monsters Drop Cultivation Manuals, and The One Universal Way the Strongest Fighters Die…
The highest I've earned from this book so far is 19.8 Yuan a day, but that's enough to make a living.
So far, this book is very well written. Looking forward to the rest. Five stars to encourage the author! You can get cultivation techniques, secret manuals, and magical treasures by killing monsters and people. That's not enough; you also need to collect more manuals. I don't know what the author was thinking. You even recruited that woman from the Mosquito Coil Cult.
The Mohist school was an organization of wandering knights, not a mechanical arts society. Leaving aside historical figures, in the TV series *Qin's Moon*, besides Old Man Ban, who else possessed mechanical arts skills? Their prowess in mechanical arts stemmed from the prowess of a particular leader. Look at Black Knight, Yan Dan, and Tianming—who among them knew mechanical arts?
It's good, the writing is excellent, very exciting, the progression is fast, and there's no suppression. The only downside is that Princess Zixi's affection for the protagonist develops too quickly.
It's a great read, the writing is superb, and the vocabulary is very professional. It feels really cool, more rigorous than typical fantasy and magic stories. It currently features three worlds in a multiverse genre. The protagonist is not a saint, is steady, and has amazing abilities. Come read it before the author stops updating!
Sure, there aren't any major flaws so far, and the premise is good. It mainly revolves around the world of cultivation. Changing the book cover and title might improve its performance.
Based on the reviews of veteran readers, it's worth recommending. The story progresses quickly thanks to the system. Although some comments are a bit harsh, it's necessary for the plot! And since the protagonist wins over everyone later on, don't be too critical.
Since it's a dual-path story, how can we abandon modern development? Does having a new path mean surrendering the old one? Multiple mines will make the story more enjoyable for readers. Otherwise, it'll be all name and no substance. Keep up the good work, author! Write a satisfying story!
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Bad news: This is a Frankenstein's monster story. Good news: It's all stitched together. A decent read!