[Disaster + cultivation + intangibility abilities + genius protagonist]
This is a marvelous world where people cultivate spiritual essence and seek the Dao, while the natural order of heaven and earth runs as it should.
That is, until the Six Calamities, born of joy, anger, sorrow, fear, shock, and revulsion, sweep across the world.
At first, no one noticed that dusk lasted three breaths longer than it had the day before. Nor did anyone care that the next morning’s dawn was a little dimmer than usual.
By the time all living beings finally looked up at the sky, it was already too late.
The sky had gone dark! It wasn’t that the light had been blocked. Darkness had solidified into something tangible.
To survive, cultivators built three great cities: Yunchui, Ziwei, and Shenshan. Within their walls, the sky was blue and the clouds were white, but the outskirts were gray and known as the Twilight Zone. Beyond the Twilight Zone lay the Forbidden Zone of Eternal Night.
How can they survive? How can they turn the tables? And what truth lies hidden beneath all this despair?
Naruto elements + immortality + apocalypse is also a very standard apocalyptic novel. The growth of the protagonist is not a brainless and cool novel. The plot and foreshadowing are all very well done. It can be seen that there is a deep idea. What impressed me most about this book is the repeated jump between the coldness of the apocalypse and the warmth of human nature. This book gave me the feeling that knives are inevitable
Okay, okay, it looks good.