Also known as: “Awakened the Worst Sequence? I’ll Bring a Divine Dragon to Life with One Stroke!”
[Original Celestial Phenomenon Sequence!] + [Decisive and ruthless] + [Chinese style] + [High-powered supernatural abilities] + [No female lead] + [Ice element] + [Artist] + [Gets better as it goes]
Wind, rain, thunder, lightning... The myriad phenomena gather overhead, and 0.01% of the world’s population awakens a Celestial Phenomenon Sequence!
The Thunder Sequence can lay waste to cities and fortresses, the Sun Sequence can incinerate all things, and the Star Sequence can control fate...
Wu Chen, however, awakens the lowest-ranked Snow Sequence.
“It’s a decorative sequence, only good for looking pretty.”
That’s what everyone says, until he picks up a brush
→ Fine-line drawing + frost = precise ice spikes piercing an A-rank aberrant creature
→ Splashed-ink landscapes + drifting snow = an icy mist labyrinth that traps and kills three sequence users of the same rank
→ Meticulous brushwork + freezing intent = freezing the enemy’s meridians and killing them with one strike
→ Freehand strokes + a snowfield tornado = painting an ice dragon that tears through the battlefield!
The Celestial Surveillance Bureau is stunned: “He’s incorporated Chinese painting techniques into sequence cultivation!”
The Supernatural Phenomena Society goes wild: “We’ve never seen ice powers this strong!”
The Sect Master of the Painting School marvels: “Three thousand years, and finally someone has brought the ancient art of painting back to life!”
When Wu Chen unfurls his painting, A Thousand Miles of Rivers and Mountains
Snowy mountains and rivers suppress the world, divine power coalesces, and an eternal white night descends!
“I wield my brush as a sword, and snow and ice as ink.”
“Call me the King of Ice and Snow!”
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(The first nine chapters have a lot of foreshadowing and feel rushed overall. If they bother you, you can start reading from chapter ten.)
There are so few ice-related books, are you sure you don't want to add a bookshelf? Babies 😳
What a fragrant rice! I just hope that the author will not write those sequence levels in the text in the future. If they are written in the text, we can directly underline them. When we need to use them, just click on the table of contents and check the underlines. When it came time to write the essay, I took a look at it and then forgot about it [covering face]
Not bad 😄 It's just that there aren't many chapters to support.
I think it's a pretty good novel. I hope the plot will continue to be great. Come on, author 👍
Yes, the pace is okay, not that slow, and the ups and downs of the plot are very interesting.
It really describes a very full-bodied male protagonist, and the other characters are also very well developed. It is my favorite book so far.
It's beautiful, beautiful, exciting, ups and downs, and very interesting.