[Mortal’s journey + No heroine + No saintly selflessness + Clear about gratitude and grudges]
Gouwa, whose real name is Zhou Heng, yearns for freedom.
After his mother dies, he is left dependent on others and is often bullied.
By chance, he obtains a magical jar and realizes it can change his fate.
He keeps it carefully hidden and uses it to transform himself.
His body grows stronger and his strength increases. At last, he fights back and reclaims what belongs to him.
But his good days don’t last long.
The arrival of a mysterious old Daoist disrupts his peaceful life.
The old Daoist plants a Heart-Rotting Worm in him and takes him out of his little mountain village, where he discovers a wider world and many more people.
Powerful nobles, street vendors and laborers, and cultivators who stand high above them all.
A great door opens, revealing a vast and magnificent world.
The long road to immortality.
Gouwa looks up at the sky. The stars shimmer like his mother’s gaze.
He lowers his head and presses on, one step at a time, never stopping.
Gradually, he discovers that the world is a vast prison.
Immortals are no different from ordinary people. They cannot escape love and hatred, joy and sorrow, birth, aging, sickness, and death.
Mortals cultivate immortality not for eternal life, but simply for freedom.
I think the novel is pretty good so far, so I'll keep reading.
It is this kind of multi-spiritual roots that is interesting
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The writing is smooth and the plot is reasonable. It's worth reading!
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I really enjoyed reading this book. The content and storyline are very well written. It is the best book I have ever read. I give it a five-star rating.
A good novel about mortals cultivating immortality
Very good, look forward to it
A good novel with a wonderful plot and a tempting plot
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