Cultivating Immortality as a Mortal: A Commoner's Bones Defy the Heavens

This is a recently discovered treasure about cultivating immortality! There is no brainless cheating, and there is no exaggeration. The protagonist relies on mortal bones to cultivate in reverse throughout the whole process, and moves step by step in a solid and interesting way. The pace in the early stages is slow and easy to miss, but as long as you get through the first part, the tension of the plot after the secret realm will be full. The characters are stable and the story is logical. You can clearly feel that the author is writing with ideas. The further you read, the more you get up and down, and you can't stop at all!

It's really refreshing to read this book in a full-screen system stream! The protagonist doesn't have an incredible background, and it's all about his stubbornness and IQ that I don't accept. There is no system to give task prompts, and breaking through the bottleneck depends entirely on your own crazy understanding and experimentation; watching the protagonist being stepped into the soil from the bottom, and then pulling himself out of the mud inch by inch, the burning feeling is in your bones. A true counterattack never requires system assistance. It relies on brains, resilience, and escaping from death again and again. This book does it all. Five-star recommendation. It's rare to find a clean Mortal novel, with no fancy settings and a completely unconventional plot. The writing and ink are all focused on the characters, and each character stands up. The further you go, the more you can see the author's writing skills. It is an enduring masterpiece that can be read over and over again.

Good book, absolutely good book. When I saw the protagonist on the second level of Qi Lian enter the secret realm, I thought, isn't this looking for death? Later, I saw that the protagonist almost died as soon as he entered the secret realm, and I almost wanted to give up. Then I read a few more chapters. It was a wonderful experience. It is as good as some classic immortal novels. Don't miss it. Highly recommended.

This is a very serious story about mortals cultivating immortality. There are no mindless tricks or exaggerations. The protagonist relies on mortal bones to reverse cultivation throughout the whole process. The pace is slow but the more you read, the more interesting it becomes. Although it is easy to be persuaded to give up in the early stage, after the secret realm, the plot is full of tension and the characters are very stable. It is a rare fairy tale that I can calmly follow in recent times.

It's a new book for a newbie, and it's still a fairy tale. No matter how good the writing is, at least there are no flaws in reading it. The setting and plot are also new. In any case, it should be affirmed and supported. Come on, author!

It is indeed a good novel. I feel that the author has really put in the effort. There is no system or golden fingers. The protagonist Ling Yun started as a casual cultivator and climbed up step by step by relying on the talisman formation. The process is solid and not watery. I especially like his description of the "living conditions of low-level monks" - running around for three taels of spiritual stones and tinkering in the market. This "mortal feeling" is very touching. The writing style is calm, neither impatient nor impatient, suitable for Xianxia readers who like slow reading, emphasis on details, and logic.

It is indeed a more serious novel about cultivating immortals. You can clearly feel that the author has some own ideas. The pace in the early stage is a bit slow and it is easy to be discouraged, but don't give up. The secret realm part is well written, and you can see the writing and plot skills. It is a book written with care. The conflicts slowly unfold, the logic is online, and the perception is immediately improved. Come on! It's getting more and more exciting, with more and more characters appearing. It's not chaotic and each has its own characteristics.

Great book! The author's thinking is clear and the plot layout is reasonable. The daily life of cultivating immortals may seem ordinary, but it contains opportunities and crises. The reasonable alternation is just like real life, and there is no trace of artificiality. The scene is changed from the world of casual cultivators to sects without knowing it. The skills are constantly improved and the relationships between the characters are constantly enriched. Seeing less than 100 chapters, I look forward to the exciting follow-up.

Love it, love it, this book gave me the feeling of not being in a hurry. For good characters and bad guys who are well constructed and not so superficial, she will spend some space to write about the friendship between friends and buddies. This makes me feel that cultivating immortality is not for reaching the top, but for the experiences on the way to the top. These are the truly precious things. Recommend!

The rhythm is soothing, the writing is excellent, the characters are clear, there are no routines, and it's good-looking. You can see that it becomes more and more interesting later on, and the world begins to unfold ^_^