Others practice immortality: meditate, refine elixirs, and gain enlightenment.
Lin Bufan cultivates immortality: playing the piano, playing the piano out of tune, and squatting in pits.
Others' breakthroughs: auspiciousness descending from heaven and spiritual energy empowerment.
Lin Bufan made a breakthrough: a song "Happy Birthday" deflected the thunder from the sky, and the lightning struck the head of the tribulation monster next door.
Others are in love: flowers in front of the moon, poems and songs.
Lin Bufan is in love: He was frozen into a popsicle for three days by the fearful saint. His first words after breaking the ice were "You pay for my piano!"
Others' golden fingers: ancient artifacts and immortal guidance.
Lin Bufan's Golden Finger: A wild boar who claims to be the reincarnation of Marshal Tianpeng (actually he grew up eating water in a pig pen), a violent alchemy master who looks like a five-year-old child (the side effects of the medicine include but are not limited to degeneration, amnesia, and diarrhea for three days).
Others ascend: their merits are complete, and thousands of immortals come to visit.
Lin Bufan ascended: he yelled at Tiandao, "I'm tone-deaf, why are you biting me?", And then was sent up by a crooked thunder.
——This is a cultivation novel where you can never guess what will happen on the next page.
Reader comments
The writing is very interesting. I rarely see such funny fantasy novels.
The writing is very interesting. I rarely see such funny fantasy novels.