[Invincible] [Corpse Collector] [Supreme Bone] [All-Rounder] [Sacrifice-Based Cultivation] [Cautious Cultivation] [Corpse Collector]
Zhou Rui graduated straight into unemployment, then unexpectedly transmigrated into the body of a prince whose divine constitution had been stolen and whose consort had betrayed him.
He thought he was doomed from the start, but then he gained an incredible ability: sacrifice corpses to acquire talents.
Professional corpse collecting, here we go.
Secret realms, duels, abysses: there are no corpses he can't collect.
Special bloodlines, cultivation, constitutions, supreme knowledge: sacrifice them all and learn.
Hard cultivation? Not a chance.
“Collecting corpses makes me happy.”
“For the sake of supreme talents, do me a favor and die.”
…
He diligently collected corpses and quietly grew stronger.
Schemes and intrigue, struggles for the throne, conflicts between clans: he could join in whenever he wanted.
Didn't want to get involved? One “Please don't make things difficult for a corpse collector” was enough to get him off the hook.
Over time, everyone came to think he was just a corpse collector with limited prospects.
But he was:
Forging the strongest spiritual root.
Building the strongest body.
Fusing the strongest cultivation arts.
Crafting the strongest magical treasures.
Invincible among those of equal rank, crushing opponents above his level.
He became the strongest prince in history, and quietly became an immortal, too.
Very good, but it might get harder to write later on. Keep it up!
The subject matter is interesting, and it has a certain resemblance to "The Lamp of the Earth".
A really good book, it's so exciting to read, but the ending felt a bit rushed 🥰
Very good, but the rating is too low.
Excellent, highly recommended reading!
The extraterrestrial demons, blessed with unique advantages, can turn the tide of fate.
Looks good, looks good, also a sixth-ranking person.
Why doesn't my Supreme Bone cultivate the Sea of Suffering and the Famous Spring? Without a sword, author, can you still write a novel?