Create a complete world of immortality from scratch, without a system, and embody the complete world of immortality in a way that transcends fixed thinking. Whether it is spiritual roots or cause and effect, it will be presented in a novel way of thinking, creating a revolution in immortality.
This story introduces the story of a young man who devoted his whole life to recreating the entire system of cultivating immortals. In his twilight years, he successfully created the spiritual roots and aura that are suitable for immortal cultivators. However, this so-called spiritual root is not simple. In order to solve this problem, he came into contact with the taboo cloning experiment and cloned some of himself. Cloning The bodies were thrown around the world, and as the original intention of the clones was hidden, they began to analyze the path to immortality step by step. However, not all clones were innocent. When they realized that they were clones, the heart that wanted to become their true self began to awaken. In this way, the story of the original individual and the true self was born along with the story of recreating the path to immortality.
Reader comments
As a unique cultivation novel, "Being an Immortal" is eye-catching. The author Jing Shuibu uses his profound writing skills to create a strong context of classical vernacular novels of the Ming and Qing Dynasties. Each sentence has a long lasting charm, as if leading the reader back to the ancient world of immortals and heroes, and the reading experience is excellent. In the book, the setting of the young protagonist determined to recreate the system of cultivating immortals is novel and bold. Cultivation of spiritual roots, gathering spiritual energy, and even conducting cloning experiments, the plot is very imaginative. The clone develops self-awareness and conflicts with its true nature. This plot is full of philosophical thinking and breaks the conventions of traditional immortality stories. Among the many stereotyped cultivation novels, "Being an Immortal" stands out with its unique setting and classical charm. It is a masterpiece not to be missed.
As a unique cultivation novel, "Being an Immortal" is eye-catching. The author Jing Shuibu uses his profound writing skills to create a strong context of classical vernacular novels of the Ming and Qing Dynasties. Each sentence has a long lasting charm, as if leading the reader back to the ancient world of immortals and heroes, and the reading experience is excellent. In the book, the setting of the young protagonist determined to recreate the system of cultivating immortals is novel and bold. Cultivation of spiritual roots, gathering spiritual energy, and even conducting cloning experiments, the plot is very imaginative. The clone develops self-awareness and conflicts with its true nature. This plot is full of philosophical thinking and breaks the conventions of traditional immortality stories. Among the many stereotyped cultivation novels, "Being an Immortal" stands out with its unique setting and classical charm. It is a masterpiece not to be missed.