Introduction to "Rebirth: Urban Mystery":
Zixiao Immortal Lin Feng was once an all-powerful being in the world of cultivation, but was betrayed by his most trusted junior brother and a foreign enemy. After he blew up his Nascent Soul, his remaining soul accidentally fell into the bustling city and was reborn in the body of a down-and-out young man with the same name.
The original owner of this body came from a poor family and was bullied by others. This world has thin spiritual energy, hidden ancient martial arts, and prosperous science and technology. It is completely different from the world of cultivation he once dominated. With the skills of his previous life that were all-powerful, the art of alchemy and weapon refining, as well as endless regrets and hatred, Lin Feng embarked on the path of cultivation again in the reinforced concrete jungle.
From escaping from the cold prison to establishing his power on campus, from defeating the arrogant second generation of the rich, to confronting the hidden ancient martial arts family; from exploring the spiritual treasures hidden in the city, to uncovering the dusty secret ruins one after another. While he is making up for the debts he owed in his previous life and protecting the relatives and friends he met in this life, he is also fighting against enemies that come one after another - whether they are local martial arts families, mysterious organizations, overseas forces that covet the earth, or even the remnants of his old enemy who hunted him in his previous life.
When the wave of spiritual energy recovery swept across the world, cracks in the alien world loomed. Lin Feng, with the wisdom of an immortal and the body of a young man, rose up in the city, gathered forces, broke conspiracies, killed demons, and resisted foreign enemies. Step by step, he returned to the top. In the end, he not only settled the grievances of his previous life, but also became a solid barrier to protect the planet, and carved his own urban mysterious path in the world of mortals.
Reader comments
It's okay, it means that one's relatives will suffer along with it, and sometimes one tolerates one's enemies once and for all. Ugh, so tolerable.
It's okay, it means that one's relatives will suffer along with it, and sometimes one tolerates one's enemies once and for all. Ugh, so tolerable.