[Mortal cultivation, sound logic, perilous twists, and careful planning]
His chance to join a sect is stolen, leaving his path to immortality bleak.
Fortunately, Fang Li can transfer his negative conditions to other people.
Inferior pills: I absorb the spiritual energy, while my enemies take the toxins.
“This technique consumes vital blood to bring out one’s potential. But how can Fang Li keep going for so long? Hey, why have you gone so pale?”
A thousand years later.
“Immortal Fang, why do people say that anyone who crosses you meets a grim end?”
“I don’t know.”
“Immortal Fang, did you kill all those people?”
“No.”
“Immortal Fang, everyone says you’re the one who killed them.”
“Do you have proof?”
“No.”
“Then there you have it! Stop spreading rumors!”
Come on, come on, come on! The writing is wonderful! The writing is serious and sincere, and it is the best in Tomato!
How do you feel about the protagonist being in a world where mortals are cultivating immortals? Let's take another look and comment later.
The plot is good, and the protagonist's golden finger can be used. The person who was in conflict with the protagonist dies. It's not like he was killed, so why would someone else think of the protagonist?