Cultivation Begins in a Mine

This book is eye-catching! The protagonist is not a common sect genius or a down-and-out young master, but starts from the most miserable and tiring spiritual stone miner, sweating in the dark mine. The author writes the struggles of the lower-level cultivators very realistically, making "mining" not just a simple physical job, but also becoming the protagonist's first lesson in peering into the resource plundering and class consolidation in the world of cultivation. See how he started from a miner like a grain of dust, relying on tenacity, opportunity and the simplest understanding of resources, to carve his own fairyland step by step. This practical and fresh sense of counterattack is more chewy than many Long Aotian-style starts, and is more resonant with ordinary readers.

The author has constructed a magnificent world of battle between immortals and demons, which is fascinating. The work is based on the main line of the protagonist's passionate counterattack from a humble mortal to his ascension to the sky. The growth trajectory is clear and makes it a hearty read. In the book, the exploration of the secret realm is full of dangers, and the ancient magic weapons hide mysteries; the duel between the Taoist heart and the Taoist heart is to peel off the cocoon, torture the original heart, and listen to the thunder in the silent place. The plot progresses layer by layer, with unexpected twists and turns, always gripping the heartstrings. This is not only a climb in strength, but also a spiritual epic that spans mountains and seas and witnesses faith and growth, which is worth savoring. The more I read this spiritual epic, the more I enjoy it. The protagonist's Taoist heart is tenacious, his growth trajectory is clear, and the setting of secret realms and magic weapons is also impressive. It is indeed a masterpiece worthy of careful reading! Worth recommending.

[Like] [Like] [Like] The author vividly depicts the arduous journey of an ordinary person embarking on the road of cultivating immortality. There is no golden finger or external blessing, but only perseverance and wisdom. [OK] The protagonist braves dangerous situations alone, fights monsters, breaks formations, and on the edge of life and death, he learns the secrets and changes his destiny step by step from the body of an ant. [Love] The author uses a solid writing style to depict the cruelty and opportunities in the world of immortality. The protagonist's growth is not achieved overnight, but is tempered through countless hardships. [Like] [Like] [Like] The story not only has the charm of traditional immortality, but also highlights the reality of mortal counterattacks. While making people excited, they can also feel the loneliness and persistence of the path of cultivation. Although the dream of immortality is far out of reach, the protagonist takes every step firmly, making people look forward to how he can break the shackles of destiny and achieve his own legend of immortality. Worth recommending! ! [Top post][Top post][Top post][Top post][Top post][Top post][Top post][Top post][Top post][Top post]

This is my first time watching this type of subject matter. I feel it is very novel. The protagonist grows up step by step from a mortal. The content is very rich, the plot is full and not procrastinating. It is endless and exciting. [Like][Like][Like]

The opening chapter is based on the gray reality of a miner's life. There is no sensational golden finger or reincarnation plot, but a down-to-earth outline of the struggle of a mortal without spiritual roots. When he encounters a dying person and is given a secret book, the author cleverly connects martial arts and immortality, with a rhythm that gradually deepens like a stream, and suddenly becomes a waterfall at the awakening point of the "five-colored marrow of the soul" - the blood is the guide and the earth marrow is the basis. The setting of the reshaping of the five spiritual roots not only retains the romance of classical adventures, but also uses "blood activation" to give a strong sense of physical reality. It is so well written! The protagonist is not born with arrogance, but "gives birth to a arrogant character" in the process of practicing martial arts. This growth arc is delicate and believable, which is very good!

Tired of system cheats and time-travel cheating routines to cultivate immortality? This traditional mortal flow is definitely worth a try! The protagonist is a mortal struggling to make a living. He accidentally falls into a mine and narrowly escapes death. He uses his blood to activate the five-colored marrow of the underground soul. He unexpectedly awakens the five spiritual roots that are rare in thousands of years and embarks on the path to immortality. The book abandons redundant branches such as farming, alchemy, and weapon refining, and focuses solely on plot advancement. There are no long-winded words, and each chapter closely follows the rhythm of the main plot. From mortal survival to immortal counterattack, there is no shortcut, only the struggle between life and death and chance coincidence, which restores the purest essence of immortality, allowing readers who like traditional cultivation to regain their original intention, read it heartily and can't stop!

The novel's depiction of "low-level cultivators" is extremely realistic. The lack of resources in the mines, the cruel law of the weak and the strong, the intrigues among companions and desperate help, all make this journey of cultivating immortals full of reality. From groping to absorb the weak spiritual energy in the ore, to escaping from death in a mining accident, to breaking the shackles of slaves step by step, every advancement of the protagonist is accompanied by real efforts. This "down-to-earth" growth line allows readers to clearly feel the hardship and passion behind the counterattack. I really like watching this kind of step-by-step cultivation and growth. It deserves to be seen by those who like it.

I can't stop reading and reading. The protagonist Yun Song's five spiritual roots are rare. Every leap in his skills is a reflection of his tenacity and wisdom. Fairies and demons compete with each other, and they inquire about the secret realm of magic weapons. They fight monsters, brave dangers, and experience life and death. As long as the original intention remains unchanged and they move forward bravely, they will eventually change their destiny against the will of heaven. I am the only one who is supreme! Big thumbs up for the author!

The story of a mortal cultivating immortality is an ordinary story with no formality or time travel. A mortal enters a sect as a clerk in order to make a living. By chance, he obtains the Five Spiritual Roots and embarks on the path of cultivating immortality, experiencing various experiences along the way. The plot is compact and not procrastinating, the plot is delicate and emotional, I am very satisfied and it keeps getting tighter.

A pure mortal cultivating immortality without any system or time travel. At the beginning of the game, the Mine Slave picked up the five-colored marrow from the landslide to refine the Five Spiritual Roots. From then on, he fought for his life in the Immortal Sect Jungle. The whole process of farming and refining weapons in Bumoji is a ruthless Shura field of grabbing resources and fighting for humanity - the path to immortality is stained with blood, counterattacks bite the bullet, and the most hard-core "wild dog" among mortals cultivates immortality. It's so exciting! Five-star praise!