How do you survive after transmigrating to the world of cultivation?
Everyone knows that killing people and stealing their treasures isn't against the law in the cultivation world.
So how do you protect yourself in this dog-eat-dog world?
Drawing on years of reading novels, Song Ming came up with these six rules.
“Rule one: Don't flaunt your wealth. Never let anyone know you've got something good!!! (Pay attention to this one.)”
“Rule two: Don't be overly competitive, but don't fall behind in everything, either. If you're too talented, people will envy you; if you're too ordinary, they'll bully you. Moderation is the way.”
But, well...
“It's best to have the strength, but not show all of it.”
“Rule three: Don't bully the weak, and don't get too close to beautiful women.”
After reading countless cultivation novels, Song Ming has seen miserable childhoods turn people into monsters, geniuses become useless only to fight their way back, low-level cultivators kill opponents several ranks above them, and people come to blows over the right to marry a beautiful woman...
All in all, the strong, the weak, and the beautiful are all dangerous.
“Rule four: If you kill someone, make sure you finish the job!”
Haven't you heard about the family next door that was wiped out, except they spared the family cat, which cultivated into a demon and came back for revenge years later?
That bitter lesson teaches us not to spare even a single fly!
Besides, the cultivation world loves the trope where you beat the kid and the old one comes after you.
“Rule five: You need to be able to disguise yourself and conceal your aura.”
That's useful whether you're killing for treasure or making a getaway.
“Rule six...”
He hadn't thought of a sixth rule yet.
The first few chapters give people a good impression. I always feel that the protagonist can try the world of immortality on the tip of his tongue.
Why does every author I follow have to compete in the resurrection competition?
It's okay, the author insists on doing it, it's not toxic for the time being, the content transition is smooth, and it looks good. The character development is okay.
The subject matter is novel. It is another story of cultivating immortality. It is not about one person cultivating immortality, but the growth of a group of people.
I think it's pretty good-looking. It's not the kind where pig's feet are the only one. Each of the main characters has their own chance. It's not bad.
It looks okay for the time being, but it's a little lacking.
Beautiful (♥∀♥) (remember to come back to read)
I haven't finished writing it yet. It's good and you can read it.