The Road to Transcendence for Mortals

This is a story about cultivating immortality that breaks away from the cliché of "the reincarnation of Taoist ancestors". The protagonist rejects the inheritance of the Taoist ancestors from his previous life, and uses his body as a "mere mortal" to open up a road to heaven for those without spiritual roots. Its core charm lies in its anti-routine spiritual core: it does not rely on past life memories or bloodline inheritance, but only relies on one's own practice and will to carve out a mortal path in the world of immortality. This determination of "my fate is up to me and not up to God" gives the word "mortal" a weight that transcends the ordinary. If you like to see the protagonist break the rules and define himself with his own hands, this book is worth reading.

This is a book about cultivating immortals, in which the protagonist is the reincarnation of Taoist ancestors. He claimed that "he wanted to step out on the road to heaven as a mortal." He did not accept the inherited memory of Tao Ancestor. He said domineeringly: "I am who I am and will not be influenced by anyone." The main line of the story is clear, the plot is relaxed and relaxed, and the writing is smooth.

This novel makes me break out in a cold sweat! The author is so good at creating tension, making the atmosphere of "hold your breath and wait for the tiger to move" look like a live broadcast. The writing style is particularly strong and not frivolous. "Withered leaves are like knives" and "The green light disappears and appears", just a few sentences outline the chilling atmosphere of the late autumn mountain forest. The plot rhythm is masterfully grasped. First, stand the character; let the reader's heart rise to his throat. Foreshadowing, gathering momentum, and explosion, all in one go. The characters are also stable. Song Zekun didn't have a few lines in the whole process, it was all about actions and details - the image of the tough guy Orion doesn't need to be nonsense, it's all about the matter. The visuals are strong, the rhythm is tight, and it is an enjoyable read.

This book takes "Mortals have no one to rely on and find their own way to immortality" as the core. It breaks away from the traditional setting of cultivating immortals and constructs a highly tense narrative of mortal counterattacks. The plot design is exquisite and meticulous, the main line is clear and compact, and the foreshadowing echoes throughout. From the protagonist's survival predicament without spiritual roots to the identity decision of Daozu's reincarnation in the later period, external competition and inner conflicts progress layer by layer, with rigorous logic and interlocking links. The story has a relaxed rhythm, vivid daily life, and full climax. It not only satisfies the feeling of "changing one's destiny against the will of heaven", but also sublimates personal struggle into group breakthrough through the grand intention of "clearing the way for those without spiritual roots in the world". The pattern is far-reaching and resonant.

This work breaks away from the shackles of the immortal hero's "qualification first" and uses mortal counterattacks to open up a new dimension of cultivation! The golden elixir is broken and the spiritual roots are lost? The protagonist wants to use his "mortal body" to carve his way to heaven and fight for the survival of all living beings without spiritual roots. The sense of satisfaction is wrapped in the stubbornness of "I can't control my fate". What's even more amazing is that the ending rejects the reincarnation and inheritance of Taoist ancestors. The sentence "I am who I am" breaks free from the shackles of fate and anchors the self-awakening soul in the upgrade flow. Under the framework of Xianxia, ​​the character and spiritual independence of mortals burst out, and the anti-routine plot is also heart-stirring. For readers who love refreshing writing and "live their own lives", this book is worth picking up!

"Thank you for giving us such a story. It requires the inspiration of a genius, but also the patience and courage of a craftsman. The characters come to life in your writing, and in reading, we see the reflection of our own souls."

The author's article is very attractive, and this is a fairly good novel about mortals cultivating immortality. However, the author has a problem in the book, that is, the number of words in some chapters is different. When we usually write a book, each chapter is either 2,000 words or 3,000 words. We set the number of words to be fixed. Sometimes you have 2,000 words, sometimes 1,000 words. Some chapters feel too much, and some chapters feel too little, which may cause some readers to abandon the article.

It is a very good novel. Even if a mortal is cultivating immortality, even if the golden elixir is broken and the spiritual root is lost, it doesn't matter. At worst, he has to start over again. A magnificent scene is oncoming. Encourage him to enter, dare to fight against the sky, overcome the thorns and thorns, move forward indomitably, and strive for the top of the mountains. Who else can I do? [Like][Like][Like]

The characters are vivid and three-dimensional. Song Zekun values ​​love and justice without losing his composure. The mystery and spirituality of Xiao Hei (Nascent Soul Hosting) become the highlights. The characters such as Tu Xiaobai and the eminent monk are each recognizable, and the confrontation between the good and evil camps is full of highlights.

The writing of this book is delicate and the plot has ups and downs. Both the scene description and the character dialogue are just right, fascinating, and very interesting to read.

"The Road to Mortal Transcendence" is a thrilling anti-routine fairy tale masterpiece. The protagonist's golden elixir was shattered, his spiritual roots were lost, and he fell from the clouds to the bottom of the valley, but he decided to restart his spiritual practice with his bare hands as a mere mortal. There is no golden finger, no backing, only a stubbornness that refuses to bow, to create a path to heaven for those who have no spiritual roots in the world. The most shocking thing was that when he reached the peak of his cultivation, he discovered that he was the reincarnation of Tao Ancestor, and he could get everything back with just a nod of his head - but he refused resolutely: "I am me, even if that person is me in the previous life." This sobriety and independence, which is not for god's position but only for a breath, gives the word "mortal" a weight beyond the ordinary. My destiny is up to me and not up to God. This is the most ardent path to cultivating immortality.

The most desperate thing in the world is falling from a height. The golden elixir was broken and the spiritual root was lost. Everything I once owned was reduced to zero overnight. If it were anyone else, they would probably just accept their fate. But some people don't. This is the most touching part of this work. The protagonist got up from the bottom, walked up step by step with bare hands. There is no golden finger, no backing, only a stubbornness that refuses to bow. What's even more cruel is that at the end of his cultivation, he discovered that he was the reincarnation of the Taoist ancestor of all heavens. Just nod and you can get everything back. He refused. "I am who I am, and I will not be influenced by anyone - even if that person is me in my previous life." This is the real counterattack: not to get back what was lost, but to become a unique self. Not to become a god, just to fight for a breath. The plot is anti-routine, and the blood is full of sobriety. Seeing someone living so stubbornly, I suddenly felt that a mortal body could indeed step on the road to heaven.

I thought it was a grassroots novel, but it is actually the reincarnation of a big boss. It depends on whether you accept it or not. It is a very interesting cultivation novel about counterattack all the way to the top. The author's writing style is exquisite and has so many exciting points that it's impossible to stop reading. A good book to get into the trap. I watched it for more than ten hours. Is Tomato kidding me? Only three hours?

The subjectivity reflected in this book is very strong. What if the golden elixir is broken? So what if the realm is gone? It can still be repaired. As long as you have this kind of will and determination, anything can be accomplished.

After reading this book, I was deeply touched. The delicate words and profound thoughts in the book are intertwined, which not only shows the vivid characters, but also hides thoughts on life, human nature and growth. The plot is relaxed and relaxed, the intention is far-reaching, and the words are full of warmth and power, allowing people to gain insights and settle their hearts while reading. Both the narrative technique and the emotional expression are excellent. It is worth reading again and again. It also teaches us to look at various situations in the world with a more calm attitude.

In today's world where there are so many articles on immortality, "The Road to Transcendence for Mortals" is undoubtedly a breath of fresh air. It does not indulge in the routines of traditional cool novels, but focuses on the core of "mortal people" and tells a profound story about self, struggle and transcendence.

A very nice book. I thought it was a novel, but I knew I was the Taoist ancestor. This grassroots should be the thousands of souls of the Taoist soul that were transferred to the mortal world to practice. Who would have thought that the chance of the soul splitting would go against the heavens, approaching the real person, hahaha, this is fun, a lot of fun, the writing is delicate, and the characters are deeply portrayed. It is a good article about cultivating immortals that is worth reading. Five-star praise. It's a very good book. If you like fairy tales and fantasy novels, this is the book for you. It's super good-looking and so refreshing that you can't stop reading it.

The story is very meaningful and amazing. He was originally a mortal, but his golden elixir was shattered and his spiritual roots were lost. He lost everything but still remained unyielding, refused to pass on, and practiced on his own! In fact, it also reflects our real society. Even if there is no help from the parents and no foundation, we still work hard, never bow down, and build a world for ourselves! ! Worthy of praise! Worth learning👍👍👍👍👍

There is no golden finger, and it is in the countryside and wilderness, so the male protagonist is not so brilliant in the early stage. In the later stage, the male protagonist rises and the exciting story begins! Even a mortal body can embark on his own path to immortality! The description is delicate and the novel is wonderful. I recommend it! ! ! [Love][love][love]

Book review: Mortals can also reach the sky, this is the most exciting path to immortality! "Mortal Transcendence Road" does not follow routines, has no system and no time travel. The protagonist starts with his golden elixir shattered and his spiritual roots lost, and he fights back from a boy in a mountain village. He did not rely on chance encounters, but relied on his ruthlessness and resilience to fight his way through the world of immortality. When he learned that he was the reincarnation of the Taoist ancestor, he resolutely rejected the inheritance from his previous life and only stayed true to himself. The plot is compact and full of twists and turns, with forbearance in the early stage only to explode in the later stage, and it is very enjoyable to watch mortals change their fate against the will of heaven. Tired of the same golden finger articles, this anti-routine masterpiece of cultivating immortals is worth staying up late to read! The work is very good, please take the time to continue studying.

A mere mortal trying to become an immortal! So what if the golden elixir is broken? So what if there is no spiritual root? See how I can reverse the situation [Like] [Like] [Like] [ Eat melon ] [ Eat melon ] [ Eat melon ] A very touching anti-traditional novel about cultivating immortals [Like] The author's writing is smooth and the story develops reasonably [Like] It's worth reading, it's worth praising, and it's worth looking forward to the follow-up [shy][shy]

From the bottom of the valley where the golden elixir is shattered and the spiritual root is lost, to opening up the road to heaven with a mortal body, the protagonist rejects the inheritance of the Taoist ancestors in his previous life and only becomes his unique self. Not to become a god, but to fight for a way out for people without spiritual roots. He is stubborn, sober and extremely passionate. He is the most touching image of a mortal counterattack. The plot is tense and the counter-routine is unexpected.

It started very interestingly, I thought Wu Song was here again [laughing] One person and one rabbit beauty began their journey of wandering and cultivating immortality. The author uses his skillful technique to tell the story with great depth and detail, and the various characters and groups are also vividly depicted. Good article sharing, recommended [like]

"The Road to Mortal Transcendence" is a masterpiece of fairy tales with the essence of the mortal genre. The protagonist starts from an ordinary background, has no cheats or powerful background, and relies only on cautiousness and step-by-step calculations to survive in the world of immortality where the jungle is strong. The pace of the novel is steady and steady, and the plots such as battles of wits, adventures in secret realms, and competition for resources are full of realism. There is nothing mindless about it, but it vividly depicts the hardships and passion of mortal counterattacks. The world view has a complete structure, the training system is logically self-consistent, and the supporting characters are vivid and three-dimensional. It not only continues the classic core of Mortal Style, but also makes new ideas in the plot, with a strong sense of substitution. It is a masterpiece that readers who like slow-burning, realistic fairy tales cannot miss.

This book takes the anti-traditional setting of cultivating immortals as its core and creates a highly tense mortal counterattack narrative with a clear core and full emotional resonance. It is a framework of the theme of cultivating immortals that is both refreshing and intentional. The setting breaks away from the shackles of the standard equipment for cultivating immortals such as spiritual roots and golden elixirs, and breaks the inherent logic of the theme with "mortals have no support and find their own path to immortality". It not only meets the readers' expectations of "changing fate against the will of heaven", but also sublimates the protagonist's personal counterattack through the idea of "clearing the way for those without spiritual roots in the world" The group is broken, and the pattern is instantly elevated; the conflict design is progressive, from the survival dilemma of having no spiritual roots and broken golden elixirs in the early stage, to the identity choice of the Taoist reincarnation in the later stage, the external competition for immortal resources and the internal self-identity game form a dual conflict, making the plot both exciting and deep. Like

[Love] The plot design of the full text is exquisite and meticulous, the main line is clear and compact, the branch lines are rich and reasonable, the foreshadowing and echoes are throughout, the logic is rigorous and interlocking. The rhythm of the story is relaxed and relaxed, the daily descriptions are delicate and vivid, the climax is full of tension, the turning arrangements are unexpected and reasonable, and it has a sense of suspense and rationality. The plot conflicts fit the character setting and worldview background. There are no bridges to forcibly create conflicts, and there are no logical loopholes. There is sufficient preparation for the occurrence, development and resolution of conflicts. The plot progresses layer by layer, and the details hide ingenuity, always firmly grabbing the reader's attention, allowing people to experience the exquisiteness and completeness of the story layout through step-by-step reading.

This book takes the traditional setting of immortality as its core and creates a highly tense mortal counterattack narrative with a clear core and full emotional resonance. It breaks away from the shackles of the standard features of cultivating immortals such as spiritual roots and golden elixirs, and breaks the inherent logic of the subject with "mortals have no support and find their own way to immortality". The plot design is clever, the writing is natural and smooth, and the characters are vivid and three-dimensional. The protagonist's collapse in the beginning did not defeat him. Instead, he strengthened his Taoist heart and embarked on his own path of cultivating immortality with supreme perseverance. The plot of the book is compact and not procrastinating, full of suspense, and the foreshadowing is exquisite and fascinating. It is a masterpiece worth collecting and reading, which is an unstoppable masterpiece for mortals to cultivate immortality.

This book is so enjoyable to read! The protagonist is an ordinary person without spiritual roots. Even if the golden elixir is broken, he can start over from scratch and carve his own way. The most awesome thing is that I finally found out that I was the reincarnation of Taoist ancestors, and others directly rejected it - I am who I am, even if I am in the previous life, I will not give in! The writing is very graphic, the pace is so fast, and the tension of holding your breath and waiting for the tiger to move is written as if it were real. Clear the way for the mortals in the world, expand the pattern, push forward!

The author's writing skills are sophisticated, the narrative rhythm is just right, and his skills are fully demonstrated between relaxation and relaxation. The story has strict logic, natural and smooth transitions, the climax is breathtaking, the characters are deeply drawn, and the psychological description is delicate and true.

A very good novel about mortals cultivating immortals. The author has clever plot design, natural and smooth writing, and vivid and three-dimensional character portrayals. The protagonist's collapse of the sky at the beginning did not defeat him, but strengthened his Taoist heart and walked out on his own path to immortality with supreme perseverance. The plot in the book is compact and not procrastinating, full of suspense, and the foreshadowing is exquisite and fascinating. It's worth collecting and reading, it's recommended with five-star reviews, and it's worth it. It's so good that I can't stop reading it, and I plan to keep reading until the end!