[Mortal flow + Survival in another world]
Su Hui traveled to a different world where monsters were rampant, even if she didn't have a golden finger, and she also encountered a demonic tide that was rare in hundreds of years, which made Su Hui's originally difficult life even more difficult. Fortunately, Su Hui became a magician, but by chance, he embarked on the path of cultivating immortals...
Under the tide of the times, some people always fall and others rise, and Su Hui seized this opportunity.
Reader comments
The mortal flow in the early stage becomes more and more exciting in the later stages. The author integrates the two concepts of magic and immortality, which should be regarded as another power system.
Now it seems that this story is a bit fanciful, but the author left many pitfalls in the early stage. I don't know if it can be rounded out in the later stage.
There are several relatively big pits, Westerners and Easterners appear at the same time, there are also demon tides, and martial arts are also big pits.
The mortal flow in the early stage becomes more and more exciting in the later stages. The author integrates the two concepts of magic and immortality, which should be regarded as another power system. Now it seems that this story is a bit fanciful, but the author left many pitfalls in the early stage. I don't know if it can be rounded out in the later stage. There are several relatively big pits, Westerners and Easterners appear at the same time, there are also demon tides, and martial arts are also big pits.