Deep in Shennongjia, an adventure, an ancient sword, and a bizarre journey.
When college student Lu Feng woke up, he found himself lying under an unfamiliar starry sky. There is a purple moon in the sky, a wolf bigger than a cow is running in the woods, and the air is filled with a sweetness that I have never smelled before.
And on the palm of his right hand, there was a dark golden sword-shaped mark.
There is an ancient divine sword hidden in the sword seal - Taichu. There are techniques, sword techniques, and cultivation methods that have been lost for thousands of years in the sword.
While others were struggling to open up nine acupoints to advance to the first level, Lu Feng had already secretly opened up twelve.
While others were still worrying about not having enough true energy, Lu Feng's Taichu Jue had already allowed him to "see" the spiritual energy of heaven and earth in advance.
This is not the end. The alchemy recipe he improvised at random allowed all the alchemists in Cangwu City to collectively break through the defenses. His membership system, points system, and lottery activities caused the business of the century-old brand to plummet.
What? Not convinced? He sent people to destroy the place, but was beaten back. A killer was sent to assassinate him, but he was burned back by the fire. In the end, even the earth-level ancestors who had been in seclusion for many years were dispatched - just to kill a yellow-level junior.
Life in another world is so colorful.
Reader comments
Is the protagonist's surname Li or Lu? The Su family has always called the protagonist Mr. Li, but the narrator and others call him Lu Feng. What does it mean? [What]
Super nice this book
Tagged this book with a female protagonist
The plot is compact and soothing, and I still want to read it.
Is the protagonist's surname Li or Lu? The Su family has always called the protagonist Mr. Li, but the narrator and others call him Lu Feng. What does it mean? [What]
Super nice this book
Tagged this book with a female protagonist
The plot is compact and soothing, and I still want to read it.