Lu Chang'an transmigrated.
He became the most useless kind of cultivator in the immortal cultivation world, with five spiritual roots, and was taken in and raised by an icy Sword Immortal who was over five hundred years old.
After eighteen years of cultivation, he was still stuck at the third level of Qi Refining.
He thought he’d been cast as a background character, until the day he turned eighteen.
His golden finger had finally arrived, late but right on time.
The Heavenly Dao: Book of Yin-Yang Union: “Get close and affectionate with female cultivators to grow stronger.”
Lu Chang'an looked at the three women beside him and fell into deep thought.
His master, Lin Qingshuang, had lived for 537 years. An aloof Nascent Soul Sword Immortal, she was as cold as frost. The day she found him was the day her tribulation failed, and the first time in over five hundred years of cultivation that she had felt compassion for someone.
His senior sister, Su Xiaoxiao, was an eighty-eight-year-old Golden Core genius who had watched him grow from a baby into a young man. She would always look sixteen, and her temper would always be sixteen too... She liked to pick on him, but if anyone dared lay a hand on him, she’d be the first to fight to the death.
His junior sister, Liu Ruyan, had a Water Spirit Body and dual spiritual roots. The pain of her family’s annihilation had sealed her talent for three years. Gentle as water but fierce as a landslide in a fight, she trusted him more than anyone.
Getting close and affectionate with them makes him stronger?
That sounded simple enough.
But the golden finger came with a warning: overuse would cost him his emotions.
Lu Chang'an soon discovered that the greatest secret of this cheat wasn’t “how to get stronger,” but...
When power comes from the heart, the cheat becomes the least important thing of all.
She had waited five hundred years in solitude for him to grow up. She had waited seventy years, hoping he would look back. She had trusted him like a ray of light through three years of darkness.
Unite yin and yang, and complete the Heavenly Dao.
In the end, they were his greatest golden fingers.
To be honest and objective, it looks great. There is absolutely no selfishness in this sentence.
The plot is too old-fashioned. Goldfinger's presence has advantages and disadvantages, but I can't play it. The following is almost a classic plot. An enemy. I found helpers everywhere to write a large part of it. The rest is up to the protagonist to practice. Goldfinger just goes with the flow. There is no one else... At worst, he just shows the protagonist's master. If you want to stop it or not, it depends on how you write it...
I really like this rhythm, warm and peaceful. The protagonist is also a classical and upright traditional protagonist. He has a very upright view on relationships and will not deliberately take advantage of others for the sake of cultivation.
The characterization is good, but the book seems to be dying now