My name is Qin Mo, a lowly servant assigned to stoke the fire in the alchemy furnace room.
Others cultivate through spiritual roots and insight. I rely entirely on a battered old cauldron.
I found it in the back hills. It was missing three legs and covered in cracks. No one would have given it a second glance, even in a scrap heap. But everything changed the night it jolted me awake and my blood dripped onto its surface.
From then on, the cultivation world gained an oddity
At the third level of Qi Refining, I can blow up a senior Foundation Establishment cultivator's cave.
At the fifth level of Qi Refining, I can make a Golden Core Elder chase me all over the mountain with a batch of failed pills.
Others refine medicines with spirit herbs. I use tribulation liquid for water, demon beast bones for firewood, and heavenly flames to temper the cauldron.
They call me a madman.
I just haven't told them that a grandmaster alchemist, erased from existence by the Heavenly Dao, lives inside this battered cauldron.
When the nine great sects join forces to force me to hand over the Immortal Cauldron, I drip the last three drops of my life essence into it right in front of them.
“You want the cauldron?”
“Fine. Then let me show you what this cauldron can refine.”
That day, the sky split apart.
With its picturesque scenery of flowing streams, gentle breezes, and light rain, the author clearly has some life experience. Although it's a lighthearted read, it unfolds at a leisurely pace, making it quite enjoyable compared to some of the top-ranked novels.
It is truthful and objective, structurally rigorous, and rich in content.
It's so well written, I love reading this kind of thing.
The writing style is somewhat similar to that of Gu Long.
Super super good-looking
It looks pretty good so far, I hope to keep up the good work.
I've only read a few chapters, it's alright, but the intrigue and backstabbing are too intense.
The novel's plot is vivid and interesting.
It's rare to see a character like Qin Mo these days. Kind, simple, and strong.
Five stars for the author! Highly readable and captivating.