Raised by the Heavenly Dao: I Scavenge Corpses on the Battlefield to Become a Saint

The author has created a suffocating frontier in the cultivation world: the demon beasts retreat, and the real “war” begins. Hundreds of thousands of servant disciples swarm over the battlefield like vultures, scavenging every last cultivation resource from among the severed limbs. This isn’t a game. It’s the most realistic arena for survival.

The protagonist, Jiang Yan, is a Blue Star desperado whose soul has crossed into another body. He opens his eyes here with no System, only a seven-colored light that works now and then and a mysterious mole. Every step of his growth comes with bloody battles and choices that test his humanity. Watch him:

· Use a battered blade to find his first fortune among the corpses;

· Use Blue Star cunning to secretly learn skills in the cracks between sects;

· Turn scavenged resources to his advantage and cultivate himself into a master of alchemy;

· And use the fearsome reputation he has earned in battle to unite rogue cultivators and build the strongest force in the mortal realm!

But the book’s most compelling element is the “Heavenly Eye” mystery that runs through the story. Think he’s fighting demonkind, evil cultivators, and infighting within the sects? No. Behind it all, a pair of cold eyes seem to watch the struggles of every living being in the mortal realm. Is the protagonist’s rise a defiance of fate, or simply a move in someone else’s game?

The pace is as swift as a blade, the thrills come as thick as rain, and the foreshadowing runs deep as the sea. From the struggle to survive in the first chapter, to the power struggles midway through, and finally the earth-shattering revelation of the world’s truth, there’s never a dull moment. Absolutely not to be missed!

Reader beware: Once you start, you won’t be able to stop wondering: what if our world, too, were a monitored “herb garden”?