Zhang Feng transmigrates to a world of cultivation and obtains an Equipment Slot System. Step by step, he goes from an ordinary mortal with no spiritual root to an immortal.
On the verge of starving to death, Zhang Feng lies on the grass and spots a green caterpillar eating grass. Suddenly, an outrageous idea pops into his head.
“Equip green caterpillar.”
“I’m a little green caterpillar, a little green caterpillar. I have lots of little secrets, little secrets...”
“Huh? I’m wriggling, wriggling...”
“I love eating grass, my skin is so nice...”
Suddenly, Zhang Feng’s eyes widen. He exclaims, “You absolutely can’t equip living things in the equipment slots!”
“Huh? I suddenly have another bold idea.”
Before the grave is dug up, Zhang Feng presses his palms together and murmurs,
“Uncle Zhao, let me borrow your body.”
Abandon your brain and ignore the facts; this is a good book.
To be honest, the author's skill level still needs improvement, but some parts are quite enjoyable. However, considering that the author is a novice, let's not be too demanding and give it five stars as encouragement.
It's pretty good. It's one of the few cultivation novels on Tomato's list, so you can take your time reading it.
Well written, keep up the good work!
I hope the author will start writing another book soon. I'm leaving five stars as encouragement. 🙂
Bright and bustling, in a daze
Great article. The "golden finger" refers to the ability boost gained after equipping items; equipping a fox and leveling it up turns it into a powerful healer.
I didn't quite understand it, but I was deeply moved.