Everyone thought Gu Chen was a lost cause.
The Su family treated him as a pawn to be discarded, the sect made him a laughingstock, and even his clan brother Su Ping 'kindly' brought him a bowl of medicinal soup every day.
He brought him exactly 237 bowls.
Gu Chen drank every last drop each time, then casually remarked, 'Not bad.'
Because no one knew that a gluttonous black vortex lurked in his dantian.
Poison? Just an experience boost.
Assassins? Just package deliveries.
Netherworld Spirit-Eating Powder? Just a spare mana bar.
While the entire sect waited for him to die from the poison, Gu Chen had already secretly reached a level of cultivation they couldn't even comprehend.
'Keep going.'
'When you poison me, you really look like you're feeding me.'
Alternative stories of cultivating immortality that I have read
This book is well written, not repetitive or verbose.
Not bad, the plot is compact,
Five-star, super, super, beautiful
This novel is very good and very captivating. I really like it.
The writing is good and I like it very much
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This book was quite interesting when I first started reading it.
This book is okay, but why is the score so low? What kind of skill does the protagonist major in?
Okay, quite interesting.