[Cultivation + Sects + Court Politics + Clans + Imperial Examinations + Lethal Brushwork]
Wen Yanzhi transmigrates into a chaotic dynasty where Confucianism, Buddhism, and Taoism stand as equals. Ordinary people can only qualify to cultivate immortality by passing the imperial examinations. He wants to be a painter and live a quiet, peaceful life.
But fate has other plans. Immortal officials extort the people, and military officers bully them. Forced to paint erotic scenes just to survive, he unexpectedly activates a System!
[Anything touched by the brush can be improved]
[Lifelike Resemblance]
[Enhanced Memory]
[Absorb Spiritual Energy]
[Comprehension]
[Paint Demons]
[Paint Devils]
…
From then on, with the System in hand, Wen Yanzhi embarks on his own path to immortality.
From the imperial examinations to the sects, and from the sects to the sacred grounds of the Three Teachings.
He draws on the strengths of a hundred schools and unites the essential teachings of the Three Religions.
He cultivates the aura of righteousness and establishes a true realm in his Purple Palace.
“With nothing but a brush, I, Wen Yanzhi, can move mountains, overturn seas, quell flames, subdue demons, pluck stars, and open the heavens.”
[Foundation Establishment Realm enters the Adhesive Tape Stage]
There are only more than 50 chapters. If I can maintain this level for 300 chapters and get at least a 9.0 Rating on Tomato, there are just a few dozen chapters of a good novel, which is too much on Tomato. However, there are relatively few of this type, so I still give it a five-star rating in advance.
It's a novel about cultivating immortals with a strong dynasty flavor. The protagonist and supporting characters all have online IQs. It's very interesting. The author should give it a boost, and I'm ready to follow it 😎
The author writes fluently and has rich content. Recommended
This is a groundbreaking masterpiece of cultivating immortals, Tomato Book, which is even more powerful than Dafeng.
The writing is smooth and the rhythm is appropriate. It's very good. The various descriptions are also relatively delicate. The part about copying the official text is a bit poisonous. I don't know if there is much content behind it. Evening, the sequel unfolded inexplicably, including the imperial examination, exile, and joining the army, none of the plots were well written, and I worshiped the Confucian Temple, and then went to the new map to play sect style. An outsider can watch the library and become a saint, but I can't understand your world view. Moreover, the story direction has become cliché. What senior sisters and junior sisters can't forget after seeing each other, and the Saint Hehuan Temple, it feels like it is not written by the same person as the previous content, and the poison ran away
It's okay, the rhythm writing is good, the ration writing
Very innovative and beautifully written
Come on, come on, come on
The author is very imaginative and the content is very interesting. Worth a look
A very interesting article on physical training and immortality for the Imperial Examination