[Mortal Cultivation of Immortality fanfic, Slow to Hot, Weak Golden Finger, Supporting Role, Han Li]
In an accident, Fang Yi, an ordinary person in the real world, was forcibly pulled into the dangerous and unpredictable world of mortal cultivation by the mysterious Golden Finger, who has the ability to seize and reopen his body many times.
In his first life, he had the rare wind spirit root. He wanted to use his innate spiritual root to cultivate steadily and rise to the top. However, things went against his expectations. Because he was reborn in the hinterland of the demonic path, and after practicing for only one year, Fang Yi was hunted down by the rogue cultivator, and ended up hastily.
In his second life, he was gifted with twin spiritual roots and joined the Immortal Sect of the Righteous Path. Fang Yi practiced cautiously and steadily, planned step by step, and finally laid the groundwork. He thought that he would finally be able to establish himself in this life and steadily climb the path to immortality. However, people's hearts were sinister, and his fellow disciples set up a dead end to seize the treasure. Fang Yi was brutally plotted during the treasure hunt in the secret realm. In the end, Fang Yi tried his best, but only ended up dying with the conspirator, and fell again.
The third reincarnation restarts, and Fang Yi returns again...
This is a counterattack story about a real mortal who mistakenly enters the troubled world of immortality, constantly reborn, adapts to growth, and finally breaks free from the shackles of fate and becomes proud of the immortal world.
Reader comments
I don't want to go to the Chaos Star Sea, I'm still stuck in Tiannan even though I've formed a pill. Every time I say I want to go to the Chaos Star Sea, I keep writing irrelevant plot points afterwards. We obviously need a lot of monsters, but we just keep putting off getting them.
I don't want to go to the Chaos Star Sea, I'm still stuck in Tiannan even though I've formed a pill. Every time I say I want to go to the Chaos Star Sea, I keep writing irrelevant plot points afterwards. We obviously need a lot of monsters, but we just keep putting off getting them.