Li Changsheng transmigrates to the cultivation world and becomes a lowly spirit farmer with only a low-grade spirit root.
In a world where the strong reign supreme and the weak are prey, Li Changsheng treads carefully with his meager cultivation.
Fortunately, a book called the [Scripture of Time] changes his fate.
Burn one month of lifespan, and he can gain a full year's worth of cultivation insight into one skill!
“Spend one month of lifespan, and the Water Arrow Art instantly reaches perfection. I can slaughter enemies above my cultivation level like dogs...”
“Spend one year of lifespan, and deduce the schematics for a Nascent Soul puppet. One person can hold an entire sect at bay...”
“Spend ten years of lifespan, and comprehend the Dao of the Five-Element Laws. Ascending to the upper realm will be as easy as dropping by...”
While others cultivate painstakingly for a hundred years and barely advance, all he has to do is trade his lifespan to reach the heavens in a single step!
Resources, cultivation techniques, divine abilities, puppets: he has everything!
Ten thousand years later, the Immortal Realm is in turmoil, and the mighty vie for supremacy.
In the Residence of the Immortal Venerable Changsheng, Li Changsheng slowly opens his eyes.
His quiet words ring across the Nine Heavens and Ten Earths:
“I am here. Across the Myriad Worlds, who dares call themselves supreme?”
I just saw the latest chapter and I think it's okay. I'll give it four stars tentatively and will add more later. The more you look at it, the more exaggerated it becomes. In the early stage of foundation building, you can practice a puppet with perfect foundation. Why don't you practice a golden elixir puppet? If you master it, I will give you a five-star rating. You still bring dozens of puppets at every turn. How can your consciousness be able to withstand it? The more I look at it, the more I can't stand it.
Well, this novel is normally three stars, and four stars is encouragement. The background introduction among the dozens of pictures at the front is blurry, and it is only mentioned in thirty or forty chapters. Let me mention it by name. The introductory manual is a very good product. Here is a small praise. The back part is very dull. It is to improve cultivation, enhance combat power, and get money. No more. Although a war breaks out in the middle, it does not have much impact on the protagonist. The protagonist's foresight actually comes from the famous name Xiao Yan. Later, The most powerful one in this place is the Alchemy Sect. Not to mention the control over inheritance, it makes me a little uncomfortable just to see that the protagonist can obtain a large amount of inheritance and have channels to obtain more powerful spiritual objects without any obstacles. Now I see the last picture. The protagonist bought a second-level spiritual object in a way without establishing a foundation. It was still in a chain store that was cautious and lax in control and offended people everywhere. Therefore, the sect that was destroyed did not lose at all, and the protagonist would even go to destroy the sect in the later period.
The protagonist has a normal mind, must retaliate, is decisive in killing without leaving a mark, and is cautious and prudent. At present, it is worth pursuing. In the future, I hope to focus on my own interests and not have a female protagonist. I can have a female supporting role and don't involve emotional ties.
To be honest, the overall writing is okay, except that the protagonist's foundation building is a little slow, and it took more than 90 chapters to build the foundation. But overall, there is no stupid plot or poisonous points. The protagonist's character can be non-licking, and his killing can be considered decisive. Is this reading time based on the time you read this time? I've been reading it for several days, and I took a few days off to read other novels. Why does it show that I've only read for 3 hours?
I have read more than a hundred chapters so far, and it is better than many novels. It belongs to the stream of mortals cultivating immortals. Golden Finger is a bit more ordinary. It is not like popular novels to cater to the public. It has its own thinking, and it can be seen that it is written with more care.
To be honest, it's a pretty good book. It's enjoyable for men. The protagonist also has a brain. There are some flaws in it, but they don't matter much. The only flaw is that there are a little less female monks in it, but it's quite interesting.
It's okay, it's a little bit poisonous, and if you can watch it, it's considered a gold dig in the history of tomatoes, so keep going.
The better-looking farming novels have other plots besides farming. Unlike some books where one or two hundred chapters are devoted to farming, the novel still needs to be a bit refreshing to read.
A rare piece of food, it's very good (*๓´╰╯`๓)♡, but it's too short. Come on, author!
This batch of junior high schools is pretty good. If you don't have a book, you can read it.