The world is about to collapse, and Feng Wushang, an ordinary young man in a desperate situation, embarks on the path to immortality in order to save his people. Relying on wisdom and courage, he overcomes obstacles and slays demons. On the way, he meets Ling Tian, who is also in adversity and struggling in the predicament, and Gan Zhen'er, who is kind and brave but has a complicated life experience, and many other friends.
With their own ideals, they fought on the immortal road. With their cooperation, they overcame countless difficulties. At the same time, countless battles allowed them to establish a deep friendship.
This is a yearning world of fairy tales. The protagonists all grow up after constant training. This world is full of family, friendship, and love. Everything is so real that it seems to make people immersed in it.
The entire system of cultivating immortals is novel, combining traditional cultivation realms such as Qi refining, foundation building, golden elixir, and Yuan Ying with Taoist culture such as the Five Elements and Bagua.
Instead of the setting that the protagonist in previous fantasy novels is invincible, the setting is more team-oriented, and the battle relies more on the cooperation of the protagonist's team. In addition, the reversal settings in the story, the maze setting, etc., Can better reflect the victory based on wisdom, rather than brainless killing.
Readers who just like mindless and cool articles should stay away from this book.
Reader comments
The beginning of the writing is not good. No matter how bad the declining bloodline clan is, it has no skills and no stored resources. It is also said to dominate the outside world. Doesn't it mean that there are no clansmen left in the outside world? Why can't the small world change places if it is in decline? The logic does not make sense.
The beginning of the writing is not good. No matter how bad the declining bloodline clan is, it has no skills and no stored resources. It is also said to dominate the outside world. Doesn't it mean that there are no clansmen left in the outside world? Why can't the small world change places if it is in decline? The logic does not make sense.