Immortals are made by mortals, and they have experienced ups and downs after practicing for thousands of years. Soaring clouds fly into the sky on mist, calling for wind and rain without leaving a trace.
The cup is always full of jade liquid and fine nectar, and the golden elixir stays in the body forever. The clear breeze and bright moon are by your side, and green waters and green mountains are our neighbors.
I lay drunk among the flowers and listened to the birds, and wandered outside the clouds to watch the world of mortals. Free and unfettered, smiling at the rejuvenation of the world.
A true oriental novel about cultivating immortality, it is about cultivating immortality and does not talk about love!
There is no heroine, just trying to cultivate immortality!
Reader comments
Is it good for you to hang this gourd? But doesn't the author consider safety issues? A small Qi training period for you? How much protection is there where you live? How strong is the protection? Even if the gourd consciousness enters, can the physical body also enter? Entering consciousness can be seen as you are practicing cultivation, but what should you do if someone with ulterior motives attacks you? And you enter in the flesh? Do all high-level monks' spiritual consciousness eat shit? Saw you disappear into thin air? Not everyone knows there is a problem, right? ! ! And which senior sister is there? His cultivation level must be higher than that of the protagonist! Although it didn't say how high it was! It must be because you are not satisfied with the two hundred and fifty? Aren't you afraid of getting into trouble? Mudd, is the protagonist a bad character or the author is a fool! Write such a fairy tale full of loopholes! Logically speaking, I shouldn't give you three stars, but your book is currently worth four stars at most, but the way you write about the protagonist entering the gourd space at any time directly reduces it by one star. Madhu, who has no sense of precaution at all, still goes in anytime and anywhere, and enters alchemy on horseback? ? ? I also want to deduct one star from you and give you two stars. Just read this book casually, it's not interesting! ! ! The start is okay, nothing messy. But is the use of hooks too childish? ? ?
Passing by 17171
Very tasty, thumbs up!
Good-looking, the only one in the world, just trying to develop, don't want a female protagonist, come on! ! !
Is it good for you to hang this gourd? But doesn't the author consider safety issues? A small Qi training period for you? How much protection is there where you live? How strong is the protection? Even if the gourd consciousness enters, can the physical body also enter? Entering consciousness can be seen as you are practicing cultivation, but what should you do if someone with ulterior motives attacks you? And you enter in the flesh? Do all high-level monks' spiritual consciousness eat shit? Saw you disappear into thin air? Not everyone knows there is a problem, right? ! ! And which senior sister is there? His cultivation level must be higher than that of the protagonist! Although it didn't say how high it was! It must be because you are not satisfied with the two hundred and fifty? Aren't you afraid of getting into trouble? Mudd, is the protagonist a bad character or the author is a fool! Write such a fairy tale full of loopholes! Logically speaking, I shouldn't give you three stars, but your book is currently worth four stars at most, but the way you write about the protagonist entering the gourd space at any time directly reduces it by one star. Madhu, who has no sense of precaution at all, still goes in anytime and anywhere, and enters alchemy on horseback? ? ? I also want to deduct one star from you and give you two stars. Just read this book casually, it's not interesting! ! ! The start is okay, nothing messy. But is the use of hooks too childish? ? ?
Passing by 17171
Very tasty, thumbs up!
Good-looking, the only one in the world, just trying to develop, don't want a female protagonist, come on! ! !