[If the title of the book is unclear, please read the introduction + multiple female protagonists + sweet love in the early stage + three immortals returning to the cave in the later stage + the heroine has a distinctive personality and is not a tool]
Gao Yi physically traveled through the wilderness and had no spiritual roots, but he still had to cultivate to be an immortal, and he even succeeded in cultivating it accidentally.
Now that the immortal cultivation was successful, Gao Yi said it was time to repair the fairy too!
So at the family meeting, Gao Yi criticized the fairies in front of him one by one:
"A certain alchemy fairy said she needed a cauldron, but she tricked me into using her room as a double cultivation cauldron!"
——The alchemy saint Liu Qianfan, Taishang Laojun's close disciple, looked away with a guilty conscience.
"There is also a certain fairy who asked me to ride on a cloud and mist, but in fact she is a cloud herself!"
——Fairy Caiyun, the youngest sister of the first disciple Zhao Gongming, bowed her head silently.
"There was even a certain fairy who said that the burden on her chest was too heavy and asked me to hold it for her with both hands!"
——Zhu Yuan, a disciple of Nuwa who lowered his head but could not see his feet, raised his head proudly.
A certain Fairy from the Moon Palace was glad that she had not been called upon, and proudly echoed:
"Even so, my sisters don't know how to look up to me. Who doesn't know that I am famously aloof and aloof in the Three Realms."
Gao Yi then added the final criticism:
"The most irritating thing is a certain fairy who appears to be cold and cold, but in fact has been in prison for tens of thousands of years and is so lonely that he scrapes people's bones and sucks their marrow every time..."
Reader comments
The author of this book has a strong logic. There are a lot of foreshadowings from the early reading. The world view should be quite complete. I look forward to the follow-up.
The author of this book has a strong logic. There are a lot of foreshadowings from the early reading. The world view should be quite complete. I look forward to the follow-up.