A cultivator at the Mahayana stage fails his tribulation and transmigrates to a high-martial world where everyone trains their bodies.
With a snap of his fingers, he bestows a bottle of Rejuvenation Pills that can heal hidden injuries, and people fight over them like mad.
He uses strange fire to forge a low-grade spirit sword, and it is hailed as a divine weapon.
Foundation Establishment lets him fly, the Golden Core lets him cleave the heavens, and at the Nascent Soul stage, he reigns supreme above and below!
What, monsters are invading?
Watch me cut them down with one sword!
Since you all train your bodies, then I can cultivate immortality, right?
Also known as “High Martial World? I’m the Wine Sword Immortal!”
I just want to say haha, locusts are attacking the city. The male protagonist is not thinking about whether his parents and sister are still in the city. He is casually chatting with the teacher outside. Is it possible that when he goes back, the whole family will be chewed into skeletons to worship the sky, and the male protagonist just cuts off the bonds and becomes invincible?
There are a lot of messy things, just refuse them if you can, grinding and grinding, how can you be reborn as a Mahayana monk? It doesn't look like him at all, he doesn't look decisive at all. He's still cultivating immortality, and he still needs a teacher to guide him when he leaves the city! How did you achieve Mahayana cultivation in your previous life? It's too ink-stained, and it's not good at all.
According to the book, the locust plague is coming, and it is described as worse than the end of the world, with one person living in a city. The protagonist did not rush back to the city to save his family. Maybe the protagonist thought that his family would not be injured or die in the city, or maybe this disaster was not considered a major disaster in the eyes of the protagonist.
Recommended. After reading the latest chapter, I feel that the characters written by the author are quite interesting. There are also many pits that are worth reading. If I personally think it is good-looking, I can add a bookshelf and wait for more updates. (This is not purely a personal wish. If you have a bad mouth, don't get involved.) Finally, I want to say good luck to the author. I feel that this book has great potential. Don't die young.
Don't want to say more. . . . . . .
[Bookshelf plus one]
To cultivate immortality, it is still Jiu Mengzi. The Jiu Sword Immortal makes himself drunk and loses consciousness. The basics of rebirth are not good. Try something gentle.
It's so ink, I have the skills and the resources. It's almost 50 chapters and I haven't broken through the second level of Qi refining yet. I have the nerve to say that I was reborn during the tribulation period.