Spiritual qi suddenly revived, and through a stroke of luck, Li Shuxuan became the first person on Earth to cultivate immortality.
He'd planned to cultivate in secret, keep a low profile, and achieve immortality before anyone noticed.
But he couldn't keep his strength hidden and was summoned for a talk by the government.
There was no choice. He came clean: I can cultivate immortality.
The authorities: “Let's work together. We'll give you funding, land, and top-tier resources.”
And so the first publicly funded cultivation university on the internet officially opened its doors.
While other students crammed for the college entrance exams, mine meditated and practiced swordsmanship;
while other students took advanced math, we learned to draw talismans, fly swords, and slay demons.
I was the first cultivator, forced to take up the post of principal.
From then on, I cultivated on the sly while shepherding one ridiculous class of immortal students after another.
Saving the world? Just a side gig.
So far, it's great. I hope that after the main characters reach godhood, they can lead their students to explore space and plunder planets. Please don't include things like alien cultivators, the protagonist being some powerful figure orchestrating a scheme, or alien invasions. Just focus on the protagonist finding resources on alien planets and gradually leveling up. It sounds like a good story.
I've read up to chapter 105 so far and it's pretty good, giving it five stars! But what I don't understand is, geniuses are a minority, shouldn't ordinary people focusing on one particular skill when cultivating immortality? They should just learn a little about the others, a basic understanding is enough, there's no need to specialize in everything, right?
The plot is very immersive and engaging, but there's just not enough to watch 😏
I've read up to chapter 88 so far, and it's pretty good overall, making me want to keep reading. However, the protagonist's background in cultivation is still unclear, so I suggest giving more explanations about the equipment of the protagonist's group. The downside is that the updates are too slow, and there's not enough to read.
Not bad! It all feels like the author's personal experience. Could it really be true? Author 🤭
It's good; it's rare to find a cultivation novel written by a female author that doesn't contain any explicit sexual content and has solid logic. I have a small suggestion: even in cultivation novels, it's impossible for all the talented individuals to be concentrated in the female cast. After all, it seems the protagonist isn't building a harem for these girls. The fact that only women are outstanding in the cultivation university, with no men, doesn't seem reasonable.
This is a really good novel about the revival of spiritual energy and sects; I finished it in one night. However, I felt there weren't enough chapters. I suggest the author update 10 chapters a day.
What happened to the supposed number one cultivator on Earth? Liar. That woman is a cultivator after only a few chapters!
This book gives me a score of 8.0 or higher.
I've read 42 chapters so far, and I think this book is very good. There aren't any major flaws yet, so I highly recommend it! 👍👍