The world is dotted with sects, and the immortal path reigns supreme. Everyone looks down on martial arts, believing that warriors can never reach the Great Dao.
Zhang Dapao is an ordinary martial artist who never entered an immortal sect. He doesn’t believe in cultivating immortality to live forever, and has resolved to prove the Dao through martial arts!
With the Eight Gates of Dunjia, he opens every gate and uses his body to shake the immortals. His iron fists split spells, his flesh and blood shatter magical treasures, and his fists and feet stand against divine arts filling the sky.
The sect’s prodigies sneer at him for following an unorthodox path, while ancient mighty beings regard him as an insect.
He stands firm with blade in hand, shattering prejudice: the immortal path has its own way, and the martial path can forge its own heavens!
He suppresses the immortals and gods of all creation with his fists, tramples gods and demons across myriad realms, and uses nothing but mortal flesh and blood to forge a martial path unlike any the world has ever seen.
From now on, ascending to immortality won’t be the only path. The pinnacle of martial arts can lead to godhood too!
This book is very well written, clearly organized and without repetition.
It's so beautiful. Thanks to the author for having a leisure area during my boring time studying in Wuhan.
. The plot of this book is coherent, concise and non-repetitive.
This book and other books on cultivating immortals and warriors are both good. Readability is okay. Worth recommending to many readers.
People's insidiousness, greed, and the villain's success are vividly reflected in the book.
The novel is well written. What you see is me, good or bad I won't refute
The content is tense and orderly, with strong continuity, depth and imagination. It is well written. Thank you author! ! !
Great content, well written
I hope you all spray lightly!
A story you can read carefully