"I was not chosen by fate, I just... Refused to bow my head."
"Slaying Immortals in the Wasteland" lays out the story for you:
· A real and cruel world of cultivation: the weak eat the strong, resources are king, and the cultivation system is rigorous and difficult.
· A mortal protagonist who is wise, courageous and resolute: he is decisive in killing but also sticks to the bottom line, and his growth trajectory is clear and credible.
· A magnificent picture of the catastrophe of the era: from the struggles of humble individuals to the huge war sweeping the world.
· A spark legend that persists in the long night: enlightenment in despair, rebirth on the ruins.
If you are tired of the exaggeration and sentimentality and prefer the solidity of "The Story of a Mortal's Cultivation of Immortality", the stubbornness of "Jiang Ye", and the pattern of "Sword Comes", then please stop here.
This is a hard-boiled fairy tale epic for old bookworms, which rejects bloodshed, advocates resourcefulness, and depicts true human nature.
Walk with Chen Ye, and in this twilight era when laws collapse and heroes rise, witness the tenacity and wisdom of mortals igniting the first glimmer of light before dawn.
(Click to read, start from the bottom, and take control of your way!)
