Transmigrated to a world of immortal cultivation.
Luo Meng awakened a cultivation panel.
Any cultivation technique or skill, once recorded by the panel, would never have a bottleneck!
Slow cultivation? Poor talent? Not a chance! As long as he practiced, his progress bar would shoot right up!
Secret arts that could destroy heaven and earth? Ancient divine abilities of unfathomable power?
Luo Meng silently brought out his basic Fireball Technique, basic Wind Riding Technique, basic Golden Light Shield, and more, all mastered to perfection...
When these seemingly ordinary basic spells, imbued with the profound simplicity of the Great Dao and the flawless grace of perfection, casually crushed the "Nine Netherworld Dark Fiend Finger" and "Great Sun Burning Heaven Palm," techniques his enemies had painstakingly cultivated for a century and proudly relied upon...
The entire cultivation world was stunned!
"Impossible! My supreme secret art..."
"Nothing is impossible." Luo Meng calmly lowered his hand. "You cultivate spells. I cultivate perfection."
Luo Meng had only one simple principle: Practice! Practice until you drop!
Cultivation techniques, spells, alchemy, talisman-making... Once everything reached a state of flawless perfection, so-called bottlenecks and insurmountable barriers would shatter at a touch...
See how an ordinary mortal uses the path of perfecting the basics to crush his way through the immortal journey and attain eternal life!
Before I entered the Immortal Sect, the writing was quite good. Once I entered the Immortal Sect, the writing was extremely slow (the problem is that enemies still appeared one by one) and it was said that the protagonist would be the top of the Immortal Sect ten years later (in the period of Qi training). The funny thing is that the protagonist was not given resources and allowed to grow wildly (not to mention giving those ten pills. After those ten pills were given, it was known that the protagonist had high conjoined talents. In the next two months, no one asked the protagonist to give resources)
As your plot unfolds, it feels like the protagonist is about to become a stranger. Half of the first thirty chapters do not mention the protagonist at all. The rest are either practicing and shocking others, or they are about the protagonist watching a show and doing some small actions. When we arrived at the Immortal Sect, it was also a passer-by level, with descriptions of all kinds of enemies and other supporting characters. I feel like the protagonist is like a lying dog. The subject is unknown and the details are inappropriate.
The pressure is too severe
Too many extra chapters
Cultivation worth reading