Chu Mo, a mortal soldier with no spiritual root, was supposed to die in the bloody battle at the border.
But just as he was on the brink of death, a bloodstained ancient formation disc recognized him as its master, swallowing up the remnant soul, spiritual root, and memories of a Foundation Establishment cultivator.
From then on, Chu Mo borrowed another man's spiritual root to embark on the path of immortality, borrowed another man's identity to infiltrate a sect, and borrowed another man's life to survive in the cracks of the cultivation world.
But a borrowed life never comes free.
The spiritual root could turn against him, the memories could erode him, and the original owner's enemies, karma, and Dao companion all became his burden too.
The path to immortality was treacherous, and danger lurked at every turn.
Only after climbing ever higher did he discover that what the formation disc had truly borrowed might not be someone else's life, but his own.
I was a mortal soldier, with no chance of cultivating immortality.
If I borrowed another's fate to ascend, then I'll borrow the lives of all beings under heaven and kill my way to an immortal path of my own!
Super cool. The protagonist's growth is full of repression, walking on a tightrope, and dancing on the tip of a knife. The opponent's IQ is online, and he is chasing and biting the protagonist. The plot is not procrastinating, the fellow disciples are fighting and suppressing each other, but they are also very sincere!
The beginning is novel and the narrative has a sense of reality. It describes the helplessness of a mortal who has gone through vicissitudes of life and gave up countless grand goals in his youth, but is unwilling to just continue to be ordinary, or to die. The sense of substitution is good, and the author should not be two-level. The first few chapters were okay, but then things got messy. One person could die several times. It was too bad. There was a reason for the low level. The author suffered a lot.
To be honest, it feels like AI, but it's more novel to watch, which is good, right?
The storyline gives people a sense of reality, which is very good. I hope the author will write more
I just saw this scene where the military is fighting on the front lines. It's really good. There's camaraderie, there's the moment of life and death, and there's the humbleness of ordinary soldiers who are just ants and consumables.
The writing style is excellent, the structure is compact, and it is a new approach to the traditional writing method of cultivating immortals. It is worth updating! I hope the more I write, the better!
I'm just going to give the author a thumbs up at the beginning. People are going from being raw to being proficient in doing things. I believe the author will get better and better as he writes.
When I first started watching it, I thought it was okay. It's not easy for people who are struggling from the bottom up.
It's good to read. I really like this type of fairy tales.
Very creative, keep it up