Urban farming + mortals + fantasy daily life + immortal cultivation flow, a rural boy enters the Taoist gate and gradually opens up the dark law of "cannibalism" in the world of cultivation.
Monopoly in cultivating immortals - the strong get stronger? , It is said that everyone with spiritual root qualifications has spiritual roots or great opportunities in their ancestors, which also makes the strong in the world of immortal cultivation stronger. However, a hundred years ago, someone broke the cycle of reincarnation, destroyed the gods and demons, shattered the thirty-third heaven, destroyed the ten palaces of Yama, forced the gods and demons to disperse, and the various artifacts and gods were scattered in the world, and the pattern of the world changed again.
But their greed will make it all happen again, and a hundred thousand years later, another person will appear who will bloodbath the entire world of cultivation.
Even gods are afraid of death. When gods appear in a world, the world is not far from destruction, because class and oppression will appear at this time. One person or a group of people will subvert everything. From then on, there will be no gods in the sky and no immortals on the earth.
In 2030, war and resource consumption will intensify radiation and greenhouses, causing the polar glaciers to melt completely.
The melting of glaciers can be called the scourge of ancient viruses or the revival of spiritual energy.
Lin Chuan, a young man from a small village, embarked on the path of cultivation, but as a person with a broken spiritual root of five elements, he could only struggle at the bottom with the casual cultivators.
A leftover from society, a little pride of his family, he also has his own adventures as a young man.
Reader comments
It's still a good combination of traditional spiritual novels and modern times, but the writing is a bit lacking.
It's okay, but the plot is a bit slow at the beginning, but it's pretty good at the end, a bit like the beginning of Mortal Flow
It's still a good combination of traditional spiritual novels and modern times, but the writing is a bit lacking.
It's okay, but the plot is a bit slow at the beginning, but it's pretty good at the end, a bit like the beginning of Mortal Flow