Even the Heavenly Dao can't eat me.
Most people in this world are pushed along by fate, but why should Heaven shackle me? My bones are too hard for me to bow and scrape. If the Dao won't bend to my will, then I'll destroy it.
What is the Dao?
It is the law, the foundation on which the world runs.
But what happens when the Dao gains consciousness?
A boy with an incomplete Dao foundation, unable to cultivate.
By chance, he activates a wooden token left behind by his parents.
After entering the world of cultivators, he gradually uncovers the secrets of the world.
The Dao having a mind of its own is the greatest shackle facing cultivators.
Watch this useless boy shatter those shackles, step by step.
The setting of this book can be regarded as starting from a waste material. In terms of setting, there is some general background or the whole is facing darkness. The rise of the protagonist seems to be driven by fate. It may also be very similar to the feeling that my rise is the enemy of the whole world. The book should be about the protagonist pursuing his career and calming the darkness of the general background. Looking at the subsequent direction, the world setting should be a little bigger.
The rhythm of traditional fantasy novels is a little faster than that of traditional fantasy novels, but it does not jump out of style. For now, the teacher is not bad. It is a good book.
The setting is still good, it's a bit of a waste at the beginning. It doesn't have the kind of setting that will blow you away every second. It will develop slowly and rise slowly. We will see how it develops in the future. So far, it's pretty good.