All things are forged between heaven and earth, and with a single vessel one can ascend to the ninth heaven.
Xu Anping was a blacksmith's apprentice from a rural village. By a stroke of fate, he acquired an ancient immortal cauldron, awakened his spiritual roots, and embarked on the path of cultivation.
Ten elemental spiritual roots, blocked meridians? He'll use the immortal cauldron to hammer them open, inch by inch.
No chance of building a foundation? Then he'll forge an indestructible foundation platform inside his own body!
The Heavenly Dao refuses to accept him? One day, he'll forge the Heavenly Dao itself with his own hands.
His body is the furnace, his soul the fire, and all things the fuel. He can forge heaven and earth itself, refining artifacts, people, and even the heavens.
Years later, Xu Anping has slain prodigies, subdued countless races, and climbed over mountains of corpses and seas of blood to reach the summit of the immortal path.
The path to immortality is desolate. After countless centuries, he looks back to find the world and its mortals much as they were, but few remain who know him.
Before the gates of the immortal sect, countless treasures circle around him, whether objects, people, or even the heavens!
Xu Anping laughs heartily and pushes open the gates.
“Everyone, follow me today and become immortals together!”
[Every plot thread will be resolved]
I received a lot of bad reviews before, and the book's performance was not ideal. The author was almost autistic, so I stopped updating for a while, but now I have figured it out. Please like this book and every reader who likes the author, rest assured that I will definitely finish this book and it will never be too late! If you like this book, please give the author a five-star review to encourage it. Thank you very much! 😘
Personally, I think it's okay. I'd like to support it with a five-star rating.
Isn't using the master's bones to refine weapons an evil practice? Even though this master was not kind to him, there should be limits.
The pace is a little faster in the early stages, but the writing is really good later on, but there are too many foreshadowings and pitfalls. I hope the author can tighten them up in the future, so I'll give you a good review first.
There is no room for a good book 👍👍👍
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/Way to go crazy
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