Chronicles of the Cataclysm in Shenzhou

It is a rare masterpiece of pure mortals cultivating immortality. It abandons the golden fingers of the system, unparalleled treasures and noble people sent from heaven, and vividly describes the forbearance, struggle and pursuit on the road to immortality. The young man lost his memory and lived alone in the mountains and forests. With hatred rooted in his heart, he followed his obsession and embarked on the path to immortality. Starting from the bottom of the labor force, he has to overcome thorns step by step, enduring hardship every day. There is no chance of success in one go, he can only practice hard, play games, and survive day after day. I have seen the indifference of the sects, experienced the suffering of the bottleneck of cultivation, dealt with the calculations of various factions, and guarded the undying obsession in my heart. From an unknown servant to the sect's holy son, and then struggling towards the top of China, the pattern slowly unfolded, and the undercurrent of catastrophe lurked in the world. The writing style is calm and profound, and the growth line of immortality is solid and credible. There is no exaggeration and crushing excitement, but more about the weighing, forbearance and choices of mortals on the path to immortality. All living beings are ups and downs in the torrent of the road, and the storm is gradually rising on the road ahead. A Chinese catastrophe sweeping the world is already brewing. Readers who prefer realistic mortal stories like "The Story of a Mortal Cultivating Immortality" and are tired of the overwhelming systematic literature should not miss it. Wait for the protagonist to overcome many obstacles, stir up the world, and face the catastrophe of the world.

I saw it by accident, so I clicked on it and read it. It's not bad. It's an excellent novel. I couldn't stop reading it. I recommend it to friends who are book lovers. You won't be disappointed. The story is really well told [laughing]

The sense of counterattack is very strong. The protagonist is originally a waste spirit root, but he cultivates very quickly. There is no golden finger, no old man, only the tenacity and personality of the author's characters. The plot is immersive and captivating. It is very interesting!

The protagonist Jiang Hen's stability is due to deepening what he has learned in cultivation. There is no golden finger or system, and he relies entirely on his own understanding and opportunities to slowly become stronger. This type of plot content that relies on one's own efforts to improve is very rare in today's immortal cultivation novels. Such content should be worth reading slowly. The author's description of the cultivation techniques and effects in the novel is very detailed and can make people think about it. The range of combat power is very consistent with traditional immortal cultivation. The author should continue to work hard and write better plots. (I hope the author can return to the novel, Throne of Speed.)

"The Catastrophe of the Divine Land" is a rare novel about mortals cultivating immortals. It is unsystematic and has no magic weapon to defy the heavens. It relies entirely on the protagonist's own hard work and growth. The style is very solid. The protagonist lost his memory since he was a child and was abandoned in the forest. He embarked on the road of cultivating immortality with full of hatred. He survived step by step from the low-level servant disciple to the sect's holy son, and finally reached the top of China and stirred up the world. The article does not deliberately pile up cool points, but focuses on depicting the long and difficult journey of mortals cultivating immortality. The writing is delicate and narrates the growth trajectory of the young man who endures and moves forward. Readers who like slow-paced and realistic cultivation of immortality can read it together...

The writing is delicate and the narrative atmosphere is online. The protagonist is not a hot-blooded Virgin. She bears the trauma of abandonment at the beginning. Her character is forbearing and restrained, and she strives for stability step by step in her practice. It's super beautiful, and the author's writing style is also very good. I will put it on my bookshelf and savor it carefully [Sending my heart to you]

Jianghen, an abandoned young master in the mountains, joined the Immortal Sect. He seemed to have lost his spiritual roots in the Five Elements, but his cultivation speed was extremely astonishing. During the Qi refining period, he understood the laws of space, climbed up step by step from a low-level servant, and grew into a sect's holy son. He had a refreshing counterattack and a full sense of growth in his cultivation.

The writing is delicate and the narrative atmosphere is online. The protagonist is not a hot-blooded Virgin. She bears the trauma of abandonment at the beginning. Her character is forbearing and restrained, and she strives for stability step by step in her practice. The author's writing style is also good. I'll add it to the bookshelf to see what happens next.

It has the flavor of early fairy tales. There is no system and no traps. You just have to break through on your own, which gives you a full sense of immersion. It's not a cool article, but it's a good story that can make people calm down and read it. Jiang Hen went from the bottom to the top in China. I'm really looking forward to it.

A very good novel, with step-by-step practice, much better than various systematic articles...