Zhang Tiezhu, a young man from Northeast China, swims in the ice of Songhua River every day, but he never expects to be struck by a purple thunder and transported to the world of immortality. As soon as they set foot, thunder and disaster rolled in. While others were showing off their formations and making tricks when crossing the tribulation, it was better for him to chat with Lei Jie about the smell of big dirt.
He got close to Lei Gong, talking about his experience of resisting the attack, and wanted to recruit students for Lei Gong's apprenticeship. While he was chattering, the dark cloud of thunder and calamity that could kill a golden elixir monk floated to the side as if he was shy. The thunder tribulation struck again, each time weaker than the last, and finally became as thin as cotton thread.
The veteran cultivators in the world of immortality were all shocked. They took out their notes to record this strange scene: Lei Jie is actually doing this? See how Zhang Tiezhu uses Northeastern-style chatter to open up a different path to immortality in the world of immortality, and handles thunder and disasters submissively.
Reader comments
This is the first time I have read a novel of this style. It is very good. The author is very capable.
Northeastern style of chatting and cultivating immortality, the story is funny and touching, it's so interesting
From winter swimming to cultivating immortals, the plot is very imaginative and the writing is also online. It is a very interesting novel.
It's so beautiful. The writing and content are very online. Five stars.
It's a good book. It has a good world view and is not toxic at all. It's worth reading.
This is the first time I have read a novel of this style. It is very good. The author is very capable.
Northeastern style of chatting and cultivating immortality, the story is funny and touching, it's so interesting
From winter swimming to cultivating immortals, the plot is very imaginative and the writing is also online. It is a very interesting novel.
It's so beautiful. The writing and content are very online. Five stars.
It's a good book. It has a good world view and is not toxic at all. It's worth reading.