[No System, no harem, ordinary-person cultivation, traditional xianxia, slow-paced, not a brainless power fantasy] Readers who mind should proceed with caution.
An accident shatters his quiet life, forcing the ten-year-old Shao Shi Nian to shoulder his family’s livelihood and venture into the jianghu. Fortunately, his master takes a liking to him and teaches him medicine. By a twist of fate, he happens upon a cultivation method and sets foot on the path to immortality.
He seeks strength only to find out what happened to his close friend. But as his master lies gravely ill on his deathbed, he reveals an extraordinary encounter buried for forty years, leaving Shao Shi Nian to inherit an immortal destiny.
At last, the youth finds a clue to his friend’s whereabouts. He painstakingly trains his skills, determined to save him, only to face a powerful enemy. After a bloody battle and a possession, he finally avenges himself.
Later, carrying his master’s keepsake, he joins a sect and steps onto the path of cultivation. What trials and dangers await him?
What are the strange eyes that have awakened, and the shadow of a green vine in his dantian?
Yet no matter how dangerous the road ahead or how calculating the people he meets, he sees it all as an opportunity, turning it into nourishment for the “Green Vine” to grow.
Beloved faces and youthful brows share the same poisoned wine; schemes and plots fade like clouds and smoke. The long road to immortality has only just begun, and after a thousand lifetimes, he will finally look back.
But how much of the youth will still be like the boy he once was?
The plot arrangement is reasonable, and the opening chapter is not too cliché compared to other novels. The author's portrayal of success is very good. In addition to one's own efforts, any success is also inseparable from luck and perseverance. The inner activities are also described in detail, and the details and psychological activities are displayed in a very three-dimensional way. This description of the beginning of love is very good, both giving and taking, decisive and persevering. I just happened to join the sect, and I expected that the matter of the soul will not be so easy to solve. I look forward to the author's subsequent wonderful works... The subsequent plot has fallen into a cliche
Very good, has the taste of a mortal cultivating immortality
I'll give it four stars first, and then I'll look at it later.
After reading the three golden chapters, it suits my taste. I will give it five stars first to show my support. Comment after reading this
It's not a mindless novel, the characters are portrayed delicately, and it's worth looking forward to!