
Cultivating Immortality Starts with Rousing the People
修仙从发动群众开始
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 52k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Traditional Eastern Fantasy
- Updated
- 6mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
14Chapters
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The most moving thing about this book is never the refreshing feeling of climbing to the top alone, but the breaking of the obsession that "there is no difference between immortals and mortals". Chen Qi's revenge is not only to settle the case against the unfair sect, but also to fight for a way out for all the oppressed casual cultivators and the ignored mortals. Many years later, the Eternal Imperial Palace was in ruins. The phrase "Cultivation of immortality is never about immortality for one person, but about the liberation of all living beings." It was so inspiring that cultivating immortality was no longer a privilege for a few people, but a hope that all living beings could reach. There is no cold master, no genius, only down-to-earth wooing, solid teamwork, and the simplest way to overturn the aloof order of the fairy sect. This anti-routine book about cultivating immortals has the joy of rebirth and counterattack, and the core of an explosive structure. After reading it, I just want to shout: This is what cultivating immortals should be like!
Good-looking, clear logic, and compact plot!