Everyone in the world says that if you cultivate immortality well, you can fly to the sky and escape to the earth and live a long life.
Wang Lin felt that cultivating immortals sounded high-end, but it was tiring, tiring, and life-consuming.
He originally just wanted to be a little magician in Linshan City, swindle some money, buy a roast chicken, and make do with the old liar grandfather he picked up.
However, God's way of "rewarding hard work", a sudden "immortal disaster" shattered his dream of comfort.
Fortunately, he survived, and inexplicably received an inheritance that didn't seem very serious - half of "Netherworld Record".
The technique is very strange, the path is very wild, and there are quite a lot of requirements: you need to visualize the Nine Netherworlds, refine the evil spirits, and occasionally you may have to deal with lonely souls and wild ghosts...
That's all, it's an immortal fate after all.
So, an ordinary boy with no foundation, half of his evil skills, and full of survival wisdom of deceit and abduction, was forced to squeeze onto the single-wood fairy bridge that hundreds of millions of creatures raced across.
Faced with the famous sects who monopolize resources, the evil giants who kill without blinking an eye, the righteous immortal masters who hide their swords in their smiles, and those ancient secret realms that eat people without spitting out their bones...
Wang Lin rubbed his hands, revealing two harmless little tiger teeth:
"Fellow Taoist, please stay! Your seal in the Taoist Temple is dark, and there may be a bloody disaster in the near future..."
"This is the 'Evil-Breaking Talisman' passed down from our ancestors. It only costs ninety-nine and eighty-eight dollars, so you won't suffer a loss or be fooled..."
"What? You said that what I practice is magic? Hey! You can't talk nonsense, Pindao, this is... An innovative method! Yes, innovative!"
This is a joyful (?) Story about a little person trying to survive in the world of cannibalistic immortality, while being ruthless and ruthless, and occasionally deceiving people into lameness.
