The Last Immortal of Han Dynasty

Traveling through the Three Kingdoms, he started on an island and accidentally picked up a spiritual stone pillar. Lingfeng thought he had traveled to the world of cultivation and began to use the spiritual stone pillar to practice in a decent way. After using up the spiritual stone, he discovered that it was the last spiritual stone in this world. He also became the last spiritual master, with no spiritual energy at all? And I learned that it was the Three Kingdoms at the end of Han Dynasty! Until Ling Feng grabbed the Chuanguo Jade Seal and looked at the Chuanguo Jade Seal in his hand and smiled: If there is no spiritual energy, I will use my luck to cultivate immortality and my merits to cultivate immortality! Liu Xie held the jade seal and shivered: "Master, Cao Cao has led troops to surround the palace!" Ling Feng unsheathed his sword, and eight hundred tiger swords turned into blood mist: "Disciple, remember, the emperor guards the hearts of the people, not the city gates." Cao Cao brought Yu Jizuoci to deal with the "demon". When the two old gods saw Ling Feng, they were frightened and knelt down on the spot: "Senior, you have so many merits that you are beyond human!" Huang Zhong shot down Lu Bu's Zijin Guan with one arrow, Zhao Yun's true energy was released and Cao Cao's camp was driven back, and Dian Wei forged his body to become invulnerable. Liu Bei looked at the information and fell into deep thought: "Military advisor, should we also go to Xuchang... To learn Qi?" When Ling Feng spread the "Basic Exercise Technique" throughout the world, martial arts schools replaced private schools, and Hua Tuo began to teach the combination of medicine and martial arts—— Cao Cao suddenly realized: Why did the world's competition suddenly change from territory to a quota for cultivating immortals? This is a story about redefining cultivation with modern thinking in the Three Kingdoms of the Late Dharma, and involving Cao Cao, Liu Bei, and Sun Quan in the experiment of "cultivating immortality through merit and virtue".