[Krypton's destiny to cultivate immortality] [Evil gods run rampant] [Change fate against the will of heaven] [Mortals struggle]
Chu Lan traveled to a troubled time where gods and Buddhas sat high and demons were rampant, and became a humble Taoist disciple.
This is a cruel world, where gods and Buddhas suck away the longevity of mortals, demons wreak havoc on the world, and humanity's destiny is withered. I thought I was embarking on the path to immortality, but I found that the immortal gate was decayed, the aura of heaven and earth was poisonous, and everyone was vying to be the lackey of the evil god who sucked life essence.
In despair, Chu Lan unexpectedly awakened the "Krypton Life System" and was able to burn life energy in exchange for pure spiritual energy.
What's more important is that by killing the evil spirits who are causing harm to the world, you can actually get longevity in return!
From then on, in this troubled world, a swordsman who fought against the sky with his life and hunted evil spirits appeared.
When his fellow sect exhausted his energy for a spiritual stone, Chu Lan burned his lifespan and broke through the realm; when his fellow sect was afraid of demons and ghosts and was struggling to survive, Chu Lan burned his lifespan to slay evil spirits; when his fellow sect was eroded by dirty spiritual energy and converted to the divine way, Chu Lan burned his lifespan and practiced against the odds!
Many years later, Chu Lan stood between heaven and earth, facing the gods and Buddhas all over the sky. The sword in his hand was burning to the end of his life, and the sword pointed straight at the sky!
"This sword burns my remaining life, can kill gods and demons, and attack immortals and Buddhas! Today, I, Chu Lan, will break through this rotten immortal road and fight to find a way out for the human world!"
(The world view is relatively large, so it will be relatively slow to warm up. If you don't like it, don't get into it. If you like it, please be patient and read the rest)
Reader comments
. . . First
Not even killing the three scolding protagonists at the beginning? I have become a green turtle because the key is to keep scolding the protagonist.
Can you write less cliches and give the villain more brains?
. . . First
Not even killing the three scolding protagonists at the beginning? I have become a green turtle because the key is to keep scolding the protagonist.
Can you write less cliches and give the villain more brains?