[Supernatural Immortal Martial Arts + Golden Toad Sea of Consciousness + Comeback and Face-Slapping + Play the Pig to Eat the Tiger + Devour Every Resource]
After transmigrating to another world 300 years after the apocalypse began, Qin Zhao finds himself in a world filled with supernatural particles in the air.
Though he awakens an ability no one thinks much of, strengthened body hair, an accident involving a swallowed toad-shaped candy sends him into his sea of consciousness.
What? I can connect the cultivation of immortality from my past life's knowledge with supernatural ability training?
Then I'll forge an immortal martial path completely unlike that of any other ability user in the world!
I'll defeat every opponent and become an immortal on my own!
Because I don't want to expose the ability of my hair to expand and contract freely, I choose not to practice and sleep in class 🤦 I don't quite understand this brain circuit. This is a superpower, and it's not a foreign object that can be plundered. Taking a step back and saying that even if there is a way to plunder it, I'm curious whether it is the official high-ranking officials or the group's senior officials who care about your weak hairy ability 🤦
The superpowers are okay, the power amplifier is integrated, it can sense danger, and it can also assist in training. One disadvantage is that it is too poor. If there were enough training resources, it would have taken off long ago. The author had better make a patch. For example, if the alien beasts have acquired the cultivation method, it will take at least several decades before they can collectively counterattack humans. By this time, the male protagonist must have taken off, and readers do not need to have too much sense of urgency.
Not bad, quite to my liking
A very nice book. Recommended. Recommended.
The structure is clear, the strength of the pig's feet is traceable, and it is not overly exaggerated. The subject matter of the article is novel. I hope I can keep it up and not collapse.
You can read it, but the title of the book is a bit discouraging.