“Alternate setting” + “spiritual qi revival” + “cultivation/magic/supernatural abilities” + “myths and legends”
With his parents away on business, Ning Tian is looking forward to a free weekend. On his way home, he first stops at a nearby mall to do some shopping, and night quietly falls.
To save time and get home to enjoy his freedom sooner, Ning Tian decides to take a shortcut. He slips into Lakeside Park through a secluded corner, planning to cut across it.
As a result, he misses the warning sign on the park wall: “Poisonous snakes inside.”
But what has actually entered the park is not a poisonous snake. It’s something far more dangerous!
Unaware of any of this, Ning Tian steps into the mysterious world hidden in the darkness...
The description will be too lengthy for most readers. The plot has not changed much, and a large section is devoted to practice-related settings, such as meridians and acupuncture points. Well, 10 years ago, no online article wrote like this, right?
The protagonist's surprising character, the writing style that explains everything, and the writing style that likes to write superfluous details = it's hard to fit in, it's very awkward
Isn't there still very little spiritual energy? Why do animals cultivate so quickly?
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Although, the plot is too slow, it's 100 chapters, and the protagonist is a lot of water