The planet exploded, and he lost his home.
Wei Chen, a Qi Refining rogue cultivator, is swept into the sea of stars and becomes a stranded interstellar refugee with nowhere to turn. No spiritual roots, no connections, no lucky encounters. Others transmigrate with a System; he wanders with nothing but his life.
To survive, he has mined on mining planets, swept the ground on sword planets, and served as a test subject for pills on alchemy planets. Every planet brings another life-or-death journey, and every breakthrough is hard-won, paid for with his life.
Someone asks him, “After all that hardship, is it worth it?”
He smiles, hefts his battered bundle, and boards the next interstellar spirit vessel.
Every one of the countless planets is a road, and every kind of cultivation technique can be learned. Without a golden finger, he will measure the sea of stars with his own two feet. Without lucky encounters, he will build his path to immortality one day at a time.
This is the story of a wanderer, and the cultivation epic of a lone traveler.
From Qi Refining to ascension, every star he visits bears the name of an ordinary man.
Writing like a running account
This book is good