Two male leads + power progression + both clean + no-brainer power fantasy + primary lead
Gu Yuanzhou transmigrates into a cultivation novel as a useless cultivator with all five spiritual roots. The moment he steps outside, he’s poisoned by a certain snake and ends up sleeping with the tragic second male lead from the original story.
The plot goes completely off the rails.
To stop his family from being wiped out, he sells “Stink Bomb Pills” with one hand and promotes “Spirit Pet Feeding Arrays” with the other, building up the family business.
The family’s mineral veins have run dry? Time to upgrade the business!
The medicine people have rioted? Time for the family to relocate!
Then, to his surprise, he awakens an ancient, forbidden dark spiritual root and gains a sharp-tongued, gluttonous artifact spirit.
And Mo An, the second male lead who was supposed to get tangled up with the heroine? Sorry, he’s Gu Yuanzhou’s now!
The cultivation world is fraught with danger. How will this useless second young master, alongside the future second male lead, carve out a thorny path to immortality right under the noses of the various factions?
It's well-written, but I'm not sure if it's a story with the main character being the receiver or the main character being the attacker. It looks like the main character being the attacker, and I kept wondering if it was the receiver while reading it.
The author could provide more physical descriptions of the two main characters, then introduce some supporting characters with distinct personalities to flesh them out. The plot could also be made more dramatic.
Marking this as a cultivation novel with two male protagonists. One star deducted for ongoing serialization.
It's alright, the focus is on the plot, there's not much romance.
A good book
I have a feeling that I read and finished this book a long time ago. Is my memory playing tricks on me?
It's so beautiful, I don't want to put it down at all.
Don't ask, it's a five-star review. Anyone who sees it knows. It's very good.
Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful
It's a good read; it's a satisfying story where the protagonist shows no mercy to the enemy.