In the country of Daning, a young man collecting herbs accidentally met an immortal and embarked on the road of seeking immortality and seeking the Tao. As the saying goes, there are five elements in the sky, gold, water, fire, wood and earth, which are cultivated in time to create all things. Their gods are called the Five Emperors.
Reader comments
It's a decent mortal novel. The protagonist has five spiritual roots, but he can't stand it. It has an independent space, special five-element exercises, and a small cauldron.
This book also has a strong sense of immersion. When you read this book, you can feel the spirit of the fairy, the spirit of the market, and gain enlightenment in life. This book can be enjoyed by both refined and popular people, full of stories and thoughts.
I've read a lot of novels about cultivating immortals, and the ones with the Five Spiritual Roots are the most popular. It feels quite reasonable, and the plot is also good.
It's a decent mortal novel. The protagonist has five spiritual roots, but he can't stand it. It has an independent space, special five-element exercises, and a small cauldron.
This book also has a strong sense of immersion. When you read this book, you can feel the spirit of the fairy, the spirit of the market, and gain enlightenment in life. This book can be enjoyed by both refined and popular people, full of stories and thoughts.
I've read a lot of novels about cultivating immortals, and the ones with the Five Spiritual Roots are the most popular. It feels quite reasonable, and the plot is also good.
Really good choice
Overall the writing is okay
Super exciting and beautiful book. It's great.