[Dharma Cultivation] + [Array Cultivation] + [No System] + [No Heroine] + [Decisive Killing]
Others relied on their spiritual roots to cultivate immortality, while Chen Tian relied on formation methods to cultivate immortality.
Chen Tian became the most useless Five Spiritual Roots in the world of immortality. He was said to have stopped practicing Qi for the rest of his life, but unexpectedly obtained the Tianshu Formation Disk that took root in his Dantian.
While others competed for the secret realm, fought for opportunities, and rushed in recklessly, he first deployed three layers of defensive formations, then explored ten ambush points, and finally took action slowly.
The Black Demon Cult set up a killing array? Tianshu's formation plate saw through the formation's eyes at a glance, and he set up a counter-killing formation with his backhand, allowing the demon cultivator to fall into a trap.
His fellow disciples mocked him as a waste of five spiritual roots? He concealed his cultivation, used the first-order formation to trap the ninth level of Qi Refining, and used the formation to crush all geniuses.
Others died because they were greedy for success, died because of conspiracy, and died in secret places and dangerous places.
Only Chen Tian, relying on his superb formation skills and steadiness engraved in his bones, worked step by step, from a handyman disciple that no one expected, to a formation supreme figure who made the entire world of immortal cultivation fearful.
"As long as I'm stable enough, no one can kill me."
(PS: Traditional fantasy, slower pace.)
Reader comments
It's okay, but I don't know why after seeing the protagonist get the formation inheritance, I always have the idea of letting him open a formation sect after his cultivation is high enough to pass on the tradition to him. . . .
It's a pity, I personally don't like keeping spiritual pets. . . . Just raise one with a higher bloodline or a rarer one. . What a pity. . It's just a matter of personal preference, otherwise the writing is pretty good.
The writing is smooth and the storyline is reasonable
It's good to watch, there are no major logical flaws, and there are no inexplicable emotional scenes so far. It's rare for the protagonist to engage in formations, which is quite novel.
It's okay, but I don't know why after seeing the protagonist get the formation inheritance, I always have the idea of letting him open a formation sect after his cultivation is high enough to pass on the tradition to him. . . . It's a pity, I personally don't like keeping spiritual pets. . . . Just raise one with a higher bloodline or a rarer one. . What a pity. . It's just a matter of personal preference, otherwise the writing is pretty good.
The writing is smooth and the storyline is reasonable
It's good to watch, there are no major logical flaws, and there are no inexplicable emotional scenes so far. It's rare for the protagonist to engage in formations, which is quite novel.