[Transmigration to a Cultivation World + Invincible Defense + Lighthearted Power Fantasy + Steamrolling All the Way + No Goody-Two-Shoes]
Ye Wuchen transmigrates to the cultivation world and is found to have a low-grade Earth Spirit Root from the start.
The outer sect won’t take him, the inner sect looks down on him, and he is sent straight to the servant quarters.
Everyone thinks he has no hope of reaching Foundation Establishment in this lifetime.
Until someone launches a sneak attack.
A flying rock comes hurtling at him, and a grain of sand automatically flies up.
It blocks the attack.
Only then does Ye Wuchen realize that a strange sea of sand is hidden inside him.
Under attack?
The sand automatically protects its master!
No one at the same cultivation level can break through.
Even someone a major realm higher can’t pierce it.
As his cultivation improves, the sand grows more plentiful, and his defense becomes ever more absurd.
Others toil away at lethal divine abilities.
He frantically piles up spiritual power.
Because the more spiritual power he has, the more sand he gets.
Later on.
A sect prodigy slashes at him with a sword.
The sea of sand rises.
The sword breaks.
An elder from a sacred land attacks with all his might.
The sea of sand rises.
The magical treasure shatters.
Later still, heavenly tribulation descends, and billions of cultivators tremble in fear.
Ye Wuchen looks up at the sea of lightning filling the sky and can’t help frowning.
“That’s it?”
The next second.
Endless yellow sand blotting out the sun fills the sky.
The entire cultivation world falls silent.
Come on, author! The work must be igniting.
Four stars. The plot is slow and ink. The reason why I gave it four stars is because this is the only book I have read. The first villain was defeated by a lawsuit from the law enforcement hall. It gave off the flavor of Machiavellianism.
Come on, come on, come on
Good, good, good, good, good!
If the temperature on the opposite side is too high and the sand does not change to the colored glaze, I will not be convinced.