The mischievous and unruly Zhou Hang is more than his parents can handle, so they send him to live with his maternal grandfather, hoping he will learn the family’s Daoist medical arts and pick up a trade. To their surprise, Zhou Hang enters the Dao through medicine and is taken in as the old Daoist’s final disciple, where he learns the path of cultivation. Zhou Hang soon gains several superhuman abilities and begins stockpiling jadeite rough more than ten years ahead of time, becoming the kingpin of the stone-gambling world. From there, he rises to the pinnacle of life and makes an indelible contribution to economic development for his family, hometown, and country.
It's written quite realistically, making me wonder if cultivating immortality is really possible. Does the place where the protagonist's maternal grandfather lived really exist? The downside is that it's a bit bland, with not many exciting moments, and some parts are written too much, giving it a somewhat chronological feel.
If this academy truly exists, it will undoubtedly cultivate many outstanding talents for the country.
This novel is good and thought-provoking!
The survival wisdom contained within is worth reading and learning carefully.
After reading this book, everyone should rate it before leaving; it's well-written and worth reading.
Not bad, pretty good
It's great, the plot is fast-paced, and it's definitely worth watching!