Urban Cultivation: I have been alive for thousands of years
Thousands of years ago, he was the first person in the world of cultivation. He failed to overcome the tribulation and died.
Thousands of years later, he woke up on the city streets and became a poor boy delivering food.
The former Supreme Being of the Immortal Sect now rides an electric bicycle through the reinforced concrete jungle.
Until that day, he casually saved a girl who was surrounded by gangsters——
The girl's grandfather knelt in front of him and tremblingly shouted out the name that no one had dared to mention for thousands of years:
"Cang... Master Cangxuan?! Are you still alive?"
He looked at the former little Taoist boy in front of him, who now had a head full of white hair.
And those "old people" who caused him to fail in overcoming the tribulation are now sitting in the clouds, looking down at the world.
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Please don't miss this book.
"I have been alive for a thousand years" - this sentence alone is enough to send chills down one's spine.
Imagine this: you close your eyes at a certain moment, and when you open them again, a thousand years have passed. The one you love has long since turned to dust. The city you are familiar with has already changed. And you are still the same you, immortal and immortal, forgotten by time and forgotten by time.
This is no ordinary cultivation novel. This is the story of a man who relearns "how to be a human being" after traveling for thousands of years.
The protagonist wakes up from his deep sleep and finds that he has become the last "antique" in the world - older than any cultural relics and more real than any legend. He walked into a completely unfamiliar modern city with the Taoism of a thousand years ago, the obsession of a thousand years ago, and the loneliness of a thousand years ago.
But the biggest suspense isn't how strong he is - it's the first person he sees when he wakes up, with a face he thought he'd never see again.
The most addictive thing about this book is that it is not simply "enjoyable", but makes you unable to help but ask yourself in every chapter - if it were me and lived for a thousand years, would I still remember why I lived in the first place?
I read it in one sitting. Believe me, after reading the first chapter, you will fall into the trap woven by time and you will never be able to climb out.
Go and see it. You won't regret it.
Please don't miss this book. "I have been alive for a thousand years" - this sentence alone is enough to send chills down one's spine. Imagine this: you close your eyes at a certain moment, and when you open them again, a thousand years have passed. The one you love has long since turned to dust. The city you are familiar with has already changed. And you are still the same you, immortal and immortal, forgotten by time and forgotten by time. This is no ordinary cultivation novel. This is the story of a man who relearns "how to be a human being" after traveling for thousands of years. The protagonist wakes up from his deep sleep and finds that he has become the last "antique" in the world - older than any cultural relics and more real than any legend. He walked into a completely unfamiliar modern city with the Taoism of a thousand years ago, the obsession of a thousand years ago, and the loneliness of a thousand years ago. But the biggest suspense isn't how strong he is - it's the first person he sees when he wakes up, with a face he thought he'd never see again. The most addictive thing about this book is that it is not simply "enjoyable", but makes you unable to help but ask yourself in every chapter - if it were me and lived for a thousand years, would I still remember why I lived in the first place? I read it in one sitting. Believe me, after reading the first chapter, you will fall into the trap woven by time and you will never be able to climb out. Go and see it. You won't regret it.