(No romance + sword cultivator + ordinary-person cultivation and advancement + local heroine’s growth)
Shi Li was an ordinary mortal woman.
She met an old Daoist who nearly stole her spiritual roots.
She met a young master who bought her and sent her to a brothel.
She met a benefactor who nearly turned her into a cultivation cauldron.
Then she met a master who made her a genius disciple of the Heavenly Sword Sect because of her sword bones.
None of what she encountered was what she sought; every step was a trap.
She sought immortality in pursuit of the Dao, but where could she find eternal life?
Her master said she would be the first to reach the land of immortality!
Then, in a sudden upheaval, she found herself in another world, where three purple moons hung in the sky.
Here, every sword cultivator had a sword Gu.
Her sword bones were useless here.
And so, she faded into the crowd.
“Temple Sweeper,” “Freehand,” “Phantom Blade”...
These identities, each with its own label, became her names and made up her everyday life as a cultivator.
From an outer disciple who was bullied to a sharp blade of the sect...
She did everything she least wanted to do.
She witnessed the vicissitudes of the cultivation world.
Sects and powerful clans schemed against one another.
The sword path and the Gu path remained entangled.
In the struggle for the Great Dao, every trick was fair game.
Among countless cultivators, none could surpass her.
At the summit of immortality,
when someone below asked, “Immortal Sovereign, do you still remember the road you took to get here...?”
Shi Li smiled calmly. “You were all just passing through.”
Having read many books, I'm surprised to find that many authors don't review their own works, and I wonder why. This book is already 200,000 words long and no one has reviewed it. So, this humble author will give my own review [Already interested][Already interested]. This book has no system, no time travel, it's a typical mortal cultivation novel.
I dislike this kind of person who values family more than their own life. I prefer someone who puts themselves first. I dislike emotional people and prefer rational ones. She's just a mama's girl. I don't know how the story will unfold. She can't live without others. I prefer someone who would even be a villain if they were good to me. I'd even give a second glance to anyone good. I dislike this kind of character setting because of her relatives. (Marked) 1111111111