Li Yichen was once a kind young man devoted to cultivation. Then one day, he was suddenly falsely accused of rape.
From that moment on, his cultivation was crippled, his spiritual roots destroyed, and his inheritance stolen. He was exiled thirty thousand miles away, scorned and reviled by everyone, forced into hard labor, and eventually worked to death.
Li Yichen from Earth transmigrates here, bringing with him the Immortal Talisman of Diligence...
Immortal Talisman of Diligence: Work hard for thirty days, and you'll be rewarded with a sudden enlightenment.
A disastrous start from the very beginning. He rises to the peak one step at a time, ultimately becoming an immortal Dao Ancestor.
After cultivating immortals, they still use silver as currency. .
He is invincible. I don't understand the reason why the protagonist risked his life to prove himself. It's okay to practice slowly even if you are worried. And in the end, the protagonist has established a foundation, and can kill the foundation indiscriminately. Only after defeating the prefect and others can he truly prove his innocence. So don't we still have to rely on strength? You are stronger, so you can prove it, but you are weak, so you cannot prove it. The protagonist has been in two lives and still doesn't understand this truth.
It feels a bit like watching history
Why don't you find an AI to polish it up and say why people can't write history anymore?
The male protagonist has a low IQ, Ah Q
Well written, please support it!
The author is so innocent, and the protagonist's enemy is so kind, cutting the grass without eradicating the roots, and leaving the protagonist hanging in front of him?
After cultivating immortals, they still use silver as currency. .
He is invincible. I don't understand the reason why the protagonist risked his life to prove himself. It's okay to practice slowly even if you are worried. And in the end, the protagonist has established a foundation, and can kill the foundation indiscriminately. Only after defeating the prefect and others can he truly prove his innocence. So don't we still have to rely on strength? You are stronger, so you can prove it, but you are weak, so you cannot prove it. The protagonist has been in two lives and still doesn't understand this truth.
It feels a bit like watching history Why don't you find an AI to polish it up and say why people can't write history anymore?
The male protagonist has a low IQ, Ah Q
Well written, please support it!
The author is so innocent, and the protagonist's enemy is so kind, cutting the grass without eradicating the roots, and leaving the protagonist hanging in front of him?
The male protagonist is such a cute cultivator