From Menial Servant to Founder of an Immortal Sect

Taking the two young men's personal experience of the sect's collapse as a starting point, we weave an ukiyo-e of cultivation that has lost its celestial spirit. In the beginning, the hero saves the beauty, buys supplies, buries fellow sect members, makes sworn vows to the opposite sex, and rectifies the sect by exterminating relatives for righteousness. Ling Yun's breakthrough in asking questions, his obsession with seclusion to increase his cultivation and revenge, and Mei Lin Zhizong's market wisdom formed a mirror image. The irritable sister-in-law, the influenced demon cultivator, and other groups of characters jump out of the routine. Cultivation civilization is reset in the folds of mortal society, revealing the dilemma of survival under the guise of the game between good and evil. Dramatic conflicts such as demonic cultivators taking human lives to condense elixirs, righteous sacrifices to eliminate demons and protect the Tao, and spiritual redemption are combined into the city life of Merlin. The daily narrative is a bit complicated, and the main line is somewhat unbalanced and slow. In today's Internet articles that are dominated by cool writing and emphasize fast pace, it is also a refreshing flow of cultivation. In short, this article has a strong literary appreciation and is suitable for old readers to appreciate it slowly.

Hahaha, I haven't come across a book like this for a long, long time. Different from all the wild imaginations nowadays, this book is like a simple child observing the world, and the colors it will be dyed are all because of the experiences he encounters. It's very interesting and original. I hope the author can stick to it 👍 👍

This book is really interesting to me. It contains the difficulty of revitalizing the sect and the inability to do so because of insufficient cultivation, but it still has joy in the midst of hardship and laughter. The most touching thing is that the Wusheng Sect is really united. When Qian Meng'er set off the fireworks, my head went numb 😢 😢 😢

I speak very directly, if you don't even think this book is good to read. My friend, you may have been so shocked by cool articles that you lack the ability to appreciate them. Calm down and appreciate how a mortal can grow into an immortal step by step, and how a weakling can pick up weapons and become a knight. What is the perception of the journey and what is the reflection on life. How to muster up courage in the face of a wasted fate, and whether you are willing to sacrifice in the face of loved ones who need protection. I have benefited a lot and cannot put it down. I hope you will not miss this book and the same fun experience. I haven't had this feeling in a long time, and I can't bear to finish reading it.

At first I thought it would be a story about mortals, but I found out that it was a group of mortals who wanted to revive the sect, and everyone had different positions and abilities. Many characters have their own thoughts. Everyone is weak, but they all live seriously. The more you watch, the more interesting it becomes.

I have just come across books in this category, and I find the content very interesting. I feel that if it were me, I would be at a loss when faced with this situation. It's really inspiring to see them go from not understanding each other to working together, great review! Five stars!

Haha, the little man sees each step step by step, and every step of the journey is unexpected and helpless. I, Merlin, protect the right path in the world! Specializing in making money from dead people hahahaha Come on, author! The more you look at it, the better it looks

Can Xiaoyun have a good future? Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh ˚‧º·(˚ ˃̣̣̥᷄⌓˂̣̣̥᷅ )‧º·˚

Hahaha, at first I thought it was a hilarious article with no sense of ethics, but I didn't expect that running a sect is so difficult and I have to endure it at all times. It's such a young man who has grown old. Hahaha, grandpa appears

There are no poisonous points found in this good book so far. Come on. . .