The author constructs a suffocating frontline of the world of immortality: when the monsters retreat, the real "war" begins - hundreds of thousands of servants rush to the battlefield like vultures, grabbing every bit of cultivation resources among the broken limbs. This is not a game, this is the most realistic survival arena.
The protagonist Jiang Yan, a soul-piercing Blue Star desperado, opens his eyes here. He has no system, only a colorful light that works sometimes and a mysterious mole. Every step of his growth is accompanied by bloody fights and human choices. See how he does:
· Use a broken knife to dig out the first pot of gold from the pile of corpses;
· Use Blue Star's cunning to secretly learn skills in the cracks between sects;
· Use the resources you picked up, cultivate them in reverse, and become a master of alchemy;
· Use the reputation gained from killing to integrate the scattered cultivators and create the strongest force in the mortal world!
But the most amazing thing about this book is the suspense of "Eye in the Sky" that runs throughout. Do you think he is fighting against monsters, evil cultivators, and internal fighting within the sect? No, behind all this, there seems to be a pair of cold eyes, watching the struggles of all living beings in the mortal world. Is the rise of the protagonist a change of destiny, or is it a step in someone else's chess game?
The rhythm is as fast as a knife, the excitement is as dense as rain, and the foreshadowing is as deep as the sea. From the life-and-death struggle in the first chapter, to the struggle for power in the middle period, to the shock of revealing the truth about the world, there is no hiccup in the whole process. Definitely not to be missed!
Warning for further reading: Once you click on it, you won't be able to stop thinking - what would happen if our world was also a monitored "medicine garden"?
