Keywords: disasters, seeking survival, survival, immortal cultivation, human nature, ruthlessness, no female lead, realism, cruelty, darkness, intelligent characters, self-interest above all
This is not a wish-fulfillment novel. It is not a wish-fulfillment novel. If you like wish-fulfillment stories, this book isn’t for you.
The world is full of evil spirits, devouring flesh and bones alike. All good people are dead, leaving only the path to demonic cultivation!
When I was writing this book, someone said it was too dark for their taste. But in the universe, darkness is eternal, while light is but a scattering of stars.
In this cruel world of immortal cultivation, the living work themselves to the bone, while the dead are refined into zombies. The trading of spells is forbidden, and magical artifacts are banned from circulation. This is a world ruled by a sect that monopolizes all cultivation methods.
A modern man transmigrates to this world. How will he survive? A great calamity is coming, and everyone is frantically preparing to weather it. What path will he choose?
The sects are hard to enter, immortal arts are hard to obtain, and resources are monopolized. Even staying alive has become a forlorn hope. The powerful revel night after night, killing and burning as they please.
This is a world where people compete to be the worst. Whoever has the lowest standards gets the most.
If disaster comes and destroys the three thousand realms, I will be the only boat, carrying myself and all living beings to safety.
This story is entirely fictional, though it does reflect reality. If you think otherwise, you’re reading too much into it.
This is the real world of immortality. Desire is human nature. We all see how cruel the methods used by capitalists to exploit workers are. In a world where individual power is valued, the gap between monks and mortals is like that between a man and a dog. Resources are extremely limited. If you want to climb up, you have to fight at all costs. In the end, the essence is that the high-ranking monks at the top of the pyramid use more cruel and dirty methods of exploitation to rule the world in an almost hereditary manner.
It's a good book, very vivid. In a world where people eat people, if you are weak, you will be bullied. What is strong? Your own strength, your power, your ability, etc. Can all be used as a judge of strength. Only those who have reached the end are qualified to talk about good and evil. After all, the ancients said that if you are strong, you will benefit the world. It is difficult to achieve success in the early stage of a good book. Only by persisting can you look forward to the future. If you are lucky, it will enter the public eye early. If you are not lucky, you will have to have enough words and high quality.
The writing is really good. Keep up the hard work. The author will reward you when your salary is paid at the end of the month.
The author should stop running away. It's hard to find a book of the type I like. Come on [sending my heart]
He is brave and resourceful, has a delicate mind, and can make good use of others, even in difficult situations. The author writes well in many aspects
The protagonist told some little things about life, and the NPCs were shocked. Can anyone explain to me the protagonist's logic that if he hands over the spell to the mine bosses, the mine bosses will start to involuntarily, the total output of the mine will increase, and the mine will improve everyone's performance? Are the mine bosses stupid?
I can watch it, but it's a bit delayed. The main reason is that it's slower. The more you save, the better the viewing experience will be.
I think it's well written. I can tell that the outline of this book is very complete. I guess it won't be a eunuch.
The subject matter is very novel. It is about cultivating immortals to survive natural disasters. It has the potential to become a big fire. Don't lose the main thread of this survival atmosphere.
This book is good, the subject matter is very new, and the character of the protagonist also won my heart. He is intelligent and sensible, and he acts decisively.