The young man whose bloodline was abolished by the immortal sect and expelled from the mountain sect uses mortal blood as the foundation and human heart as the bones to build a supreme immortal clan that does not rely on bloodline, no sect, but only on himself!
Reader comments
"Mortal Blood Immortals" captures the essence of fairy tales from the beginning. The setting of mortal bones and the fate of immortals is full of tension, breaking away from the stereotyped routine of traditional immortal cultivation.
The protagonist enters the game with ordinary blood, and is in a world where there are many fairy clans and the strong are respected. There is no cheating cheat at the beginning. He relies on tolerance, tenacity and his own opportunities to break through the game step by step and grow up. The counterattack path is particularly realistic and touching. The characterization is very three-dimensional. The protagonist has a calm mind and has a bottom line when encountering problems. The supporting characters also have their own positions and story lines. The confrontation between good and evil, family disputes, and fairyland intrigues are intertwined, and the plot rhythm is relaxed and moderate.
Overall, it is a classic and engaging mortal-style fairy tale. It has a strong sense of counterattack, and the plot does not drag out. The plot slowly unfolds, and the more you read, the more you get into it. Readers who like the rise of ordinary people, clan cultivating immortals, and hot-blooded counterattack fairy tales can feel free to dive in!
The unpopular dark horse fairy breaks the decadent rule of blood supremacy. The abandoned son of the immortal sect holds the heaven-defying fairy genealogy, takes in the mortal blood remnants of the world, builds his own fairy clan, and rises against the odds. The book is good, but the chapters are a bit long. I fell asleep while listening to it at noon [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying]
The novel's opening setting is novel, with mortal blood stepping into the disputes between the immortal clans. The plot has a refreshing rhythm and a complete system of cultivating immortals. The protagonist is calm and inspirational, family grievances, secret adventures, and immortal intrigues are intertwined. The writing is smooth and not watery. It is a good novel.
Bloodline prejudice cannot overcome the unyielding people, and the abandoned sons of the immortal sect fall into the mortal world to create a clan. Mortal blood is extraordinary, even the smallest thing can reach the sky. It looks good, I hope the author can keep it up.
This road is difficult to walk, but if you walk through it, it will be smooth
It's very imaginative and refreshing, and it's worth recommending.
This is the first time I read this kind of book about cultivating immortals. The plot of the story is good. Mortal blood is despised in the immortal world. It's a good read.
A classic fairy-tale novel, in which mortals compete with heaven for glory, defy heaven and change their fate, and pursue dreams with passion. It's a good read.
"Mortal Blood Immortals" captures the essence of fairy tales from the beginning. The setting of mortal bones and the fate of immortals is full of tension, breaking away from the stereotyped routine of traditional immortal cultivation. The protagonist enters the game with ordinary blood, and is in a world where there are many fairy clans and the strong are respected. There is no cheating cheat at the beginning. He relies on tolerance, tenacity and his own opportunities to break through the game step by step and grow up. The counterattack path is particularly realistic and touching. The characterization is very three-dimensional. The protagonist has a calm mind and has a bottom line when encountering problems. The supporting characters also have their own positions and story lines. The confrontation between good and evil, family disputes, and fairyland intrigues are intertwined, and the plot rhythm is relaxed and moderate. Overall, it is a classic and engaging mortal-style fairy tale. It has a strong sense of counterattack, and the plot does not drag out. The plot slowly unfolds, and the more you read, the more you get into it. Readers who like the rise of ordinary people, clan cultivating immortals, and hot-blooded counterattack fairy tales can feel free to dive in!
The unpopular dark horse fairy breaks the decadent rule of blood supremacy. The abandoned son of the immortal sect holds the heaven-defying fairy genealogy, takes in the mortal blood remnants of the world, builds his own fairy clan, and rises against the odds. The book is good, but the chapters are a bit long. I fell asleep while listening to it at noon [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying]
The novel's opening setting is novel, with mortal blood stepping into the disputes between the immortal clans. The plot has a refreshing rhythm and a complete system of cultivating immortals. The protagonist is calm and inspirational, family grievances, secret adventures, and immortal intrigues are intertwined. The writing is smooth and not watery. It is a good novel.
Bloodline prejudice cannot overcome the unyielding people, and the abandoned sons of the immortal sect fall into the mortal world to create a clan. Mortal blood is extraordinary, even the smallest thing can reach the sky. It looks good, I hope the author can keep it up.
This road is difficult to walk, but if you walk through it, it will be smooth
It's very imaginative and refreshing, and it's worth recommending.
This is the first time I read this kind of book about cultivating immortals. The plot of the story is good. Mortal blood is despised in the immortal world. It's a good read.
A classic fairy-tale novel, in which mortals compete with heaven for glory, defy heaven and change their fate, and pursue dreams with passion. It's a good read.