Treading the Immortal Path with a Dusty Heart

Recommended by a friend, very good! The details in this fantasy novel are very poignant. The male protagonist Shen Chenxin was really miserable at the beginning. He was bullied in the service room and could not even eat a complete piece of cornstarch. However, he managed to survive because of the "endurance" technique taught by the old scholar. Xue Bead didn't cheat immediately after awakening. The first time he used his spiritual power to dodge a whip, he still failed. When he went to the Forbidden Spirit Valley to find the Spirit Cleansing Spring, he had to find a way around the silver-scaled python. Even the protector of Xue Bead had a sense of reality that "it depends on the situation." The group portraits are also vivid, including the bully Zhao Wu and the occasionally soft-hearted Skinny Monkey. Each character seems to be really living in that sect, and it is very immersive to follow.

This novel describes "counterattack" very realistically. From being a handyman to uncovering the truth about the Blood Lotus Sect, Chen Chenxin stepped on thorns every step of the way: going to the spiritual field to fight for the Bigu Pill, taking risks to the Sutra Pavilion for the Kung Fu technique, and breaking into the Forbidden Spirit Valley to temper the body. What pricked me the most were the details. When his straw sandals wore out, he stepped on the moss and swept the stone steps; when the blood beads were hot, his first reaction was to hide them for fear of being robbed; even when the red-eyed fox teamed up with him, they didn't recognize their master out of thin air, but they gradually trusted him after fighting giant fish together. There are no gorgeous words, but the struggle and growth of a young man in the world of cultivating immortals are written so that people can't help but follow it.

I love this down-to-earth fantasy protagonist! Shen Chenxin is not like the Chosen Son in other novels. He doesn't even have spiritual roots at the beginning. His only "advantages" are the soot on the back of his hand that cannot be washed away, and a cornstarch that is almost frozen. After the blood bead awakened, his reaction was very real - he would be scared and panicked. His hands were shaking when he used his spiritual power for the first time. When he went to the Forbidden Spirit Valley and encountered a rotten bone vulture, he had to rely on the blood bead to passively repel the enemy. But the tenacity in his bones is well written. He bravely went to Lingtian when Zhao Kuo made things difficult for him, and he didn't give up even after being beaten by Manager Zhang. This feeling of climbing up step by step in the mud is worth watching.

I was disdainful at first, but later I became addicted to it. It's so delicious. Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, the subject matter is really novel, the author's imagination is so imaginative that the plot is coming up one after another, and the foreshadowing is wonderfully laid out. I have read many novels, but this one has a crazy idea that I still want to read it.

The characters are vividly drawn, lifelike, and lifelike. It's so beautiful.

The story has twists and turns, a strong sense of immersion, and the characters are perfectly created.

This book was recommended by a friend. The details are well described and the reading experience is excellent. I recommend it.

The writing is delicate and nuanced, and the plot has ups and downs and twists and turns. It's so interesting. Please support it.

The story is novel! The plot design is reasonable! Very exciting!

The writing is very beautiful and the reading experience is excellent