Others Spend Money. I Spend My Life

The characters are particularly three-dimensional. From the despair of abandoning a child with no spiritual roots to the ruthlessness and perseverance in a desperate situation, the portrayal is perfect, and the logic is very smooth. The cruelty of the world of immortality and the struggle at the bottom are very realistic, and the writing style is also delicate, which makes the reader feel particularly immersed.

This work breaks away from the conventional routine of cultivating immortals and uses the "life-eating ancient mirror" to create a strange survival situation. Li Sui, a young man with no spiritual roots, picked up a broken mirror on an abandoned corpse cliff. The mirror can deduce all kinds of magic, but it squeezes out the longevity. The remaining life turns into a line of ink on the wrist and presses towards the heart. In order to survive, he became an "actuary in the world of immortality", dealing with people and mirrors, and every ray of spiritual energy was a bargaining chip for his life. In the dark and treacherous path, the flow of mortals is nested in the life-and-death battle of wits. "Talk about morality? Count your longevity first!" The ruthless sobriety makes the feeling of suffocation and the feeling of refreshment coexist. It is a fresh breakthrough in the cultivation of immortality in the treacherous path~

After reading online articles for more than ten years, to be honest, I haven't encountered such an appetite for hardcore immortality in a long time! The writing style is sophisticated and the setting is novel: this book directly tears apart the hypocritical mask of the Fairyland. In particular, the setting of "Dirty Clothes Alley" is amazing. The lower-class mortals and low-level servants walk through the mud like ants, surviving by picking up the medicine residues leaked from the big sects and the wealth of the dead. This smell of cultivating immortality in the quagmire of the market is so real that it makes people suffocate. The character design is excellent, Lao Yin Bi Ben Bi: the male protagonist is definitely a tolerant and ruthless character. In order to become stronger, he can resist the severe pain that tears his soul and practice the sideline "Distraction Fragment". He is usually flexible and flexible, but when something happens, he pretends to be his grandson and a cowardly cousin to lower the enemy's defense. But secretly, he is a madman who dares to dig up iron corpses under old locust trees and swallow incomplete sword pills alive. The plot is imaginative and rejects routines: there are no cookie-cutter upgrades to defeat monsters, and the skill settings are very creative. Using a broken sword as a pen and demon blood as ink, the remaining souls of demonic beasts are forcibly refined into absolutely obedient "ink soldiers" puppets. This mysterious method is fun to watch! The overall rhythm is soaring, and the number of words is not enough. Highly recommended to those who like mortal style and dark style. This book is definitely worth staying up late and reading, so hurry up!

[About the original intention and world view of creation] This is a dark survival record disguised as "orthodox cultivation of immortality". I want to build a world of immortality with strict logic and more cruel reality. In this world, aura is limited and longevity is a zero-sum game. The so-called "sage steals the sky", high-level monks are willing to sacrifice the common people in order to ascend. This "cannibalistic" nature is the core of what I want to express. Here, there are no random opportunities. Every time you gain power, you have already paid an extremely expensive "price" in secret. [About the character design of the protagonist Li Sui] Li Sui is not a knight in the traditional sense, nor is he a brainless murderer. He is an ultimate "egoist". His cold-bloodedness, calculation, and disguise are all for the sole bottom line of "survival." But I don't want to write him as an emotionless machine. At many points, the little bit of "humanity" he shows is the only bright color in the darkness. This tension between absolute rationality and the bottom line of human nature is the soul of the character Li Sui.

This book about cultivating immortals breaks away from the clichés and uses the struggle of Li Sui, a young man from the bottom, to write down the most authentic cruelty and tenderness in the world of cultivating immortals. At the age of sixteen, he was abandoned by his family and entered the Blood Refining Hall. He had no spiritual roots and no backing. Only the friendship between Chen An and Chen An, who risked his life to protect her, became the only warmth in the darkness. The protagonist has no brainless cheats, only a broken sword and a magic mirror that swallows life. Step by step in a desperate situation. Facing a strong enemy, he does not show off his courage and tries to make a living in the cracks. He is humble but stubborn, ruthless but not cold-blooded. The author's writing style is sophisticated, abandoning exaggeration and escalation, and uses mysterious settings such as ink puppets and demon blood to refine the body, outlining the extreme survival under the laws of the dark jungle. Without the blessing of a halo, I can only grit my teeth and move forward. This tenacity of crawling out of the mud is far more moving than Shuangwen. Highly recommended, readers who prefer real characters and hard-core plots should not miss it.

It breaks away from the traditional novels about cultivating immortals, and takes "Shouyuan Trading" as the core to build a dark world of cultivating immortals that is cruel and full of wits. The protagonist Li Sui has no spiritual roots but has an ancient mirror. Every ray of spiritual energy and every spiritual stone is a bargaining chip to buy his life from the "vampire ancestor". This resource management style of survival is extremely tense. "Don't talk to me about morality and morality. Talk about this deal. How many days can you add to my life?" This line established the image of a ruthless man who is decisive in killing and good at calculation. The combination of mortals and devious cultivators, as well as the setting of restraining spirits and dispatching generals, make the story full of suspense. Although the story is short at present, it is full of potential. It is worth looking forward to the wonderful development of the follow-up step by step and longevity.

The plot has a tight rhythm. From the crisis in the Blood Refining Hall to the survival of the abandoned corpse cliff, every fight is full of dangers, and the highlights are dense and not suspended. The characters are vividly created, with Li Sui's ruthless desire for survival and Chen An's simplicity and affection in sharp contrast. The cold calculations in the world of immortality are intertwined with the glimmer of friendship in a desperate situation, which is very tense.

Old bookworms recommend this book. The setting and writing style of this book about cultivating immortals are really right. In terms of novelty, the author did not engage in vulgar monster-fighting and upgrades, but wrote the cruelty of the underlying immortal world to the core. For example, the family treats the protagonist whose spiritual roots have not been tested as a loss-making deal, and directly sends it to the Blood Refining Hall to be used as fuel to recoup the cost. This kind of naked profit calculation is eye-catching. In terms of character design, the male protagonist is definitely a lone wolf wallowing in the mud. Faced with the dimensionality-reducing attack from the Golden Core Sky Patrol, he did not have the aura of the protagonist to be tough at all. Instead, he decisively sacrificed his lifespan to detonate the puppet in exchange for life, and escaped directly into the forest to escape death. This flexible character is extremely endearing. The plot and skill settings are also very solid. Using the remnant souls of demon blood to refine the pain-free Mo soldiers puppets as cannon fodder, this unorthodox and mysterious method is much more interesting than the cookie-cutter traditional cultivation of immortals. The overall writing style is mature and transparent, without unnecessary nonsense, and it follows the route of extreme survival and the law of the dark jungle. For those who are tired of Wei Guangzheng's routines, this masterpiece is definitely worth staying up late and reading.

The male protagonist Li Sui is really miserable and heart-wrenching. He was born with no spiritual roots and was thrown on the abandoned corpse cliff. He finally picked up a broken mirror and thought he was going to counterattack, but he turned out to be an ancestor who can eat his lifespan. Life is so difficult! [Laughing and crying] But it's this feeling of taking one step and counting it three that is so addicting! It's not just mindless cheating to kill all the way, but really trying to survive in the cracks, which made me nervous. The characters are also great! He is ruthless but not cold-blooded. When he was cornered, he still bargained with the mirror. His humble and stubborn look was inexplicably cute hahahaha [laughing] The emotional line is still thin at the moment, but the rhythm of the plot is quite comfortable. It doesn't get too complicated or dragged out, and it's not tiring to tie it up in one go.

The delicate writing carves out a cruel world. After reading this book, it reminded me of the laws of the dark forest. Everything is for survival. The sense of immersion is too strong. Every step is very difficult. It is a very special novel. The logic is very rigorous and the experience is very good.