Born in a remote mountain village, he possesses fire-attributed immortal roots. He does not want his immortal roots to be taken away by the proud daughter of the Immortal Cultivation Sect. On the occasion of life and death, the immortal flame bead enters his body and recasts his immortal roots. He is reborn from the ashes and embarks on the path of cultivating immortals step by step, taking back everything that belongs to him.
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It's so good-looking. I particularly like the character of the heroine. She is decisive in killing and must take revenge, and she is not impulsive. In order to take revenge (for killing the heroine's family and taking away the heroine's spiritual root), the heroine will kill her enemies at whatever stage her abilities have developed. It's not about blindly killing enemies that you don't have the ability to do. In the next session, she killed the enemy who dug up her immortal roots, but she did not kill the enemy who used her immortal roots and killed her parents because that person had too many cards and was extremely powerful. So the heroine planned to wait until she ascended to the upper world before killing her. In the end, the heroine ascended to the upper world to unify the fairy world and develop her own power, and her cultivation was so powerful that she became the only spiritual emperor in the fairy world and was also the female emperor of the fairy world. After that, she killed the female partner who dug up her fairy roots and her parents, and destroyed their entire sect. It's so refreshing. What I especially admire is that the female protagonist is strong but not sentimental. Not only does she not develop a harem, she doesn't even have any male supporting characters. I really like the heroine's dedication and never being ungrateful. Although she eventually became the supreme being in the world, she still got together with her Niu Dali who came out of the mountain village. I was really moved and shocked. My heart was ups and downs when I watched it, and my blood was boiling when I heard it.
It looks good, I also want to practice [laugh][laugh][laugh][love][like][like][like][like][like][like][like]
It's so good-looking. I particularly like the character of the heroine. She is decisive in killing and must take revenge, and she is not impulsive. In order to take revenge (for killing the heroine's family and taking away the heroine's spiritual root), the heroine will kill her enemies at whatever stage her abilities have developed. It's not about blindly killing enemies that you don't have the ability to do. In the next session, she killed the enemy who dug up her immortal roots, but she did not kill the enemy who used her immortal roots and killed her parents because that person had too many cards and was extremely powerful. So the heroine planned to wait until she ascended to the upper world before killing her. In the end, the heroine ascended to the upper world to unify the fairy world and develop her own power, and her cultivation was so powerful that she became the only spiritual emperor in the fairy world and was also the female emperor of the fairy world. After that, she killed the female partner who dug up her fairy roots and her parents, and destroyed their entire sect. It's so refreshing. What I especially admire is that the female protagonist is strong but not sentimental. Not only does she not develop a harem, she doesn't even have any male supporting characters. I really like the heroine's dedication and never being ungrateful. Although she eventually became the supreme being in the world, she still got together with her Niu Dali who came out of the mountain village. I was really moved and shocked. My heart was ups and downs when I watched it, and my blood was boiling when I heard it.
It looks good, I also want to practice [laugh][laugh][laugh][love][like][like][like][like][like][like][like]
Well enough! Art and science are clear!