Yun Yu transmigrated to the cultivation world five hundred years ago. Relying on a heaven-defying cultivation technique that burned away his lifespan in exchange for power, he fought his way from a lone rogue cultivator to the mid-stage of the Formless Realm, earning the title of Demon Venerable. Across the Nine Provinces, he could count on one hand the people who dared speak loudly to him.
But what was the price?
Others in the Formless Realm could live two or three thousand years. At just five hundred, he was already counting down his final days.
After emerging from seclusion, all he wanted was to wander about in his remaining time and see the world he had transmigrated to so many years ago, but had never truly taken the time to look at. Have a few drinks, enjoy the scenery, and beat up a few fools who didn't know their place.
Until he came across a little girl huddled in the corner of a village trampled flat by monsters. Hanging around her neck was the jade pendant he had left behind a hundred years ago.
And then there was the woman in white standing in a blood-soaked cave.
Her white hair flowed like a waterfall, and her green eyes were as cold as ice. She stood there without a trace of extraneous aura, as if the blood and stench filling the cave had nothing to do with her.
At that moment, Yun Yu had no idea what kind of fate this woman named Li Qingqiu would share with him.
It took me a while to read until I reached Chapter 41, but I feel like it's really well written. I've read so much on Tomato and I feel purified for the first time. I can't explain the feeling. The author's writing is pretty awesome, right? [KISS]
It's okay, but some parts are unclear, such as how the protagonist traveled through time? Those who were transported here were those who died and were reincarnated, or the whole person came from the wishful world, let alone the soul of a person with the same name and the same surname in this world who died and traveled through it. The latest chapter explains it, good reviews
It's quite good. There aren't many books on Tomato that I can read. This one can be read by both novices and old people. There are no gorgeous words and no common "literary youth disease". It's very comfortable to read and the plot is familiar. The length is long but it's not enough. I want to eat some knives.
Does the author know his guilt? Good! Since I don't know the crime, I will tell you one by one. 1. Failure to update on time results in readers having no novels to read. 2. You cannot update hundreds of thousands of times a day (remove the tiger head guillotine). 3. Update quickly.
The book is a pretty good one, and the author's writing style is relatively delicate, but he doesn't have a good grasp of the realm. The most important thing about cultivating immortals is the division of realms. After reading it, I have a very strange feeling, why a guard has a golden elixir stage, and cultivating immortals does not feel like cultivating immortals, but a bit like martial arts. If it were changed to a martial arts style, it would be really good. Ignoring some minor flaws, this book is still very good.
To be honest, it is different from those invincible novels. The characters are described in detail and are easy to imagine. It feels like reading the story from the third person, which is not bad.
The author writes very well, I love reading it, hehe.
I think it looks great╭◜◝ ͡ ◜ ͡ ╮ (still want to see it) ╰◟◞ ͜ ╭◜◝ ͡ ◜◝ ͡ ◝ ͡ ╮ (Please [please update] ) ╰◟◞ ͜ ◟◞ ͜ ◟◞ ╯ __ ᐝ ( T ^ T) / O しー J
It's very interesting. Don't stop updating. Please write me 999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999.
The pace is a bit slow at the beginning, and the three golden chapters may not be very exciting. But it gets better later on. It's not a particularly passionate description of a big scene, but the details are very good, the content is slowly advanced, and the rhythm is comfortable 🤭