In a world where aristocratic sects dominate the sky with one hand, casual cultivators are like ants. If they make the slightest mistake, they will be crushed into dust.
Lin Siyuan happened to travel through time and became a coolie in a mine. The dark mines, never-ending mining, and the erosion of evil spirits...
How can this be cultivating immortality? It is clearly a "007 blessing" unique to the world of immortality!
And Lin Siyuan relied on the projection space to run wildly on the road of practice,
The elixir is not enough, the space is infinitely projected,
If you don't know the exercises, you should study hard and practice the projection body.
The exercises have side effects, and the projection body is strong and not afraid of death.
Relying on one's own efforts and the 100 million points of dedication from the projection body, he reached the pinnacle of the world of immortality.
Reader comments
It's really good-looking. I haven't read such a good-looking novel about cultivating immortals in a long time. It doesn't abuse the male protagonist, it doesn't push the realm, and it's not Long Aotian. The male protagonist is not the kind of person who pretends to be serious all day long. The people he meets around him are also good, some are good and some are bad. He gradually upgrades and meets different people. The most important thing is that it is not wordy, unlike some novels where you can write several chapters just for a random passerby. Good
Not bad. I hope there won't be a female protagonist.
It's ok, more to my taste
The content is exciting and the plot is ups and downs, reflecting the suffering of casual cultivators.
The writing is smooth and okay.
Yes, worth recommending
Good, good, good, good
Ka's good writing skills
Although they are all the same, one can also see a little bit of the sameness. The author's own way of thinking is worth a look.
The story is rigorous and smooth, and highly readable.
It's really good-looking. I haven't read such a good-looking novel about cultivating immortals in a long time. It doesn't abuse the male protagonist, it doesn't push the realm, and it's not Long Aotian. The male protagonist is not the kind of person who pretends to be serious all day long. The people he meets around him are also good, some are good and some are bad. He gradually upgrades and meets different people. The most important thing is that it is not wordy, unlike some novels where you can write several chapters just for a random passerby. Good
Not bad. I hope there won't be a female protagonist.
It's ok, more to my taste
The content is exciting and the plot is ups and downs, reflecting the suffering of casual cultivators.
The writing is smooth and okay.
Yes, worth recommending
Good, good, good, good
Ka's good writing skills
Although they are all the same, one can also see a little bit of the sameness. The author's own way of thinking is worth a look.
The story is rigorous and smooth, and highly readable.