Jiang Chen came from a poor family in the countryside. He was the most inconspicuous boy in the mountain village. He had mediocre qualifications and a meager family background. He struggled to make a living every day and had no connection with the world of immortality. One time when he went up the mountain to collect medicine, he accidentally picked up a broken old wooden box. The box contained half a volume of incomplete immortality cultivation techniques and several low-level elixirs. This opened the door to the path to immortality.
Without unfavorable luck and the protection of famous teachers, Jiang Chen's path to immortality was full of thorns: the humiliation of sect servants, the danger of competition for resources, the cruelty of the fight between good and evil, and every step had to be on thin ice. Relying on the tenacity and pragmatism of a child from a poor family, he hid his humility and forbearance, and worked hard step by step. Starting from refining the first ray of spiritual energy, he struggled to survive in the world of immortality where the jungle was strong and the strong preyed on the weak, just to find a glimmer of hope from the dust, so that the word "poor family" would no longer be a stumbling block on the path to immortality.
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There's no need to write the word "" like this. There's a comma for two or three words. It's understandable during exciting and tense periods. Later, some flat narratives were also written like this. Why not use a punctuation mark for each word? Reading comprehension is difficult
Golden Finger is useless. Five Spiritual Roots should learn wood-attribute exercises. Are wood-attribute exercises suitable for Five Spiritual Roots? That's ridiculous!
There's no need to write the word "" like this. There's a comma for two or three words. It's understandable during exciting and tense periods. Later, some flat narratives were also written like this. Why not use a punctuation mark for each word? Reading comprehension is difficult
Golden Finger is useless. Five Spiritual Roots should learn wood-attribute exercises. Are wood-attribute exercises suitable for Five Spiritual Roots? That's ridiculous!
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