Feng Xianxin started a journey to find his roots because of an advertising video. During an ordinary trip, he accidentally obtained an ancestral secret book. From then on, he began to fulfill his dream and embarked on a miraculous journey that changed his life.
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This book brings a new twist to "low-key cultivation of immortality + family contrast". On the surface, the male protagonist is an ordinary husband who revolves around his wife, but at night, while his wife is sleeping, he secretly works on his mind, tempers his body, and turns his daily life of food, rice, oil and salt into a spiritual practice that reaches the sky step by step.
There is no Long Aotian-style publicity, and there is no cliché of brainless slap in the face. The male protagonist's "secret practice" has its own cute contrast: during the day, he copes with the family's petty affairs, and at night, he meditates and breaks through the realm. Even his wife thinks he is just sleeping deeply. This kind of "pretend to be a pig and eat a tiger" setting makes every level improvement full of excitement.
The author's writing style is down-to-earth, integrating the cultivation of immortality into the atmosphere of fireworks. It has both the passion for cultivation and the warmth between husband and wife. The pace is bright and not sluggish, and the foreshadowing is cleverly laid out. The more you read, the more you get into it. It is suitable for readers who like to cultivate themselves in a relaxing way and have a full sense of contrast. It can be called the "magic book to stay up late" in Pomodoro Reading.
This book brings a new twist to "low-key cultivation of immortality + family contrast". On the surface, the male protagonist is an ordinary husband who revolves around his wife, but at night, while his wife is sleeping, he secretly works on his mind, tempers his body, and turns his daily life of food, rice, oil and salt into a spiritual practice that reaches the sky step by step. There is no Long Aotian-style publicity, and there is no cliché of brainless slap in the face. The male protagonist's "secret practice" has its own cute contrast: during the day, he copes with the family's petty affairs, and at night, he meditates and breaks through the realm. Even his wife thinks he is just sleeping deeply. This kind of "pretend to be a pig and eat a tiger" setting makes every level improvement full of excitement. The author's writing style is down-to-earth, integrating the cultivation of immortality into the atmosphere of fireworks. It has both the passion for cultivation and the warmth between husband and wife. The pace is bright and not sluggish, and the foreshadowing is cleverly laid out. The more you read, the more you get into it. It is suitable for readers who like to cultivate themselves in a relaxing way and have a full sense of contrast. It can be called the "magic book to stay up late" in Pomodoro Reading.