His fate chart awakens, and he survives by keeping a low profile!
Ye Qing transmigrates into a chaotic age of rival sects and survival of the fittest, becoming a poor hunter in a remote border town. His father, driven by crushing taxes, dies in the mountains to a tiger. The orphaned mother and son are as vulnerable as weeds. Their home is bare, with the authorities demanding spiritual materials and the local gangs forcibly collecting blood taxes. Their chances of survival are slim.
Then he reconciles the obsession carried over from his past life with his present one and awakens his life fate chart: [Heaven moves with vigor; the diligent will surely succeed]!
This means that the quality of his spiritual roots and his level of insight no longer matter to him. He believes in just one simple truth: diligence can make up for a lack of talent, and effort always brings rewards!
Every bit of effort he puts in will be converted into tangible progress in cultivation.
While immortal and demonic prodigies clash high above the clouds, he quietly advances along the path of cautious survival, one steady step at a time, with diligence as his steed and stability as his boat.
It's pretty good so far. It's affectionate and righteous. It advances and retreats in an orderly manner. It's ruthless enough to attack the enemy. It's not sloppy. I hope it won't be written as "cultivating immortals" in the future.
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It's okay. Although the previous template is a bit cliche, there is nothing poisonous about it and the plot is good. It depends on how the author uses it later.
It's okay, the pace is good, don't write about women's emotions if you're not sure. The skills and fights are also beautifully written.
Give me five stars first!
Overall, there is nothing sinister about it, but the plot is very similar to the early stage of "I'm a Late Bloomer in the Martial Arts World" Yingjie will pretend to be dead, but Gou Dao is not so stubborn. There is obviously no brother who can beat him, and there is a high probability of being crippled while still pretending to be dead. Gu Dayou has always been paying attention to the protagonist, and he is stubborn just for Gou.
Very nice, give it five stars.
It's pretty good. Although it's pretty much the same, it doesn't feel very AI-heavy.
Very good-looking, as good-looking as Qidian Gou becoming a saint in the world of martial arts
Yes, it's much better than most brainwashing routine books. I highly recommend it.