The instant a wave of agonizing pain exploded, I dropped dead in front of my computer.
When I opened my eyes again, I had become an injured, amnesiac boy, transmigrated to a mortal world without spiritual energy, cultivation techniques, or even immortals.
A fused memory was permanently sealed away in my mind:
[System binding in progress...]
[Soul anomaly... Host has taken over the System core...]
[AI destroyed... Memories suppressed...]
I knew nothing about it. I thought I was just an ordinary transmigrator who had accidentally obtained a System.
I would never know the truth:
I hadn't obtained a System.
I was the System itself.
All under heaven are mortal. I alone wield the Way.
In this world of men, I will become an immortal on my own.
Five-star praise, but the beginning is in the first person, which is a bit unfamiliar, but the rest is in the third person.
Well written, here comes the subsystem 😅
As an author, give yourself a five-star rating
The writing style is stable, and it is an excellent work of its kind. It is not suitable for impetuous people. It is recommended that the system should be attributed to only one protagonist, or even the system settings should be discarded. Otherwise, Taoism only exists based on the system and cannot be practiced by oneself. How can we be called the ancestor of Taoism?
The content is very detailed, and the protagonist is also a very simple seeker. In a world without extraordinary things, he tries little by little and develops his own path to immortality. His character is also tempered on the path, and his Taoist heart becomes thorough and firm from scratch.
I hope that the real method can be passed down later, otherwise, what would I call the Taoist ancestor?
It's light, but really beautiful. I haven't seen such a clear book in Yangshizi for a long time!
I hope the protagonist won't create sects and martial arts content! The best thing is to be the only immortal cultivator in the world 😘[Flow a kiss][Flow a kiss][Flow a kiss]
Very plain and very flavorful [sending my heart]
It's okay, it's okay