Binding the Earth and Imprisoning the Sky

Five-star recommendation! Anti-routine and Taoist Immortal "Bound to the Earth and Imprisoned in the Sky" A treasured new book that completely subverts the traditional ways of cultivating immortals! In other words, this book directly exposes the eternal trap of cultivating immortals to seek destiny and achieve immortality: the spiritual energy sought after by the world is actually the poison of heaven, and the hard work to reach the top is nothing more than nourishment for heaven's harvest. The male protagonist Chao Ge was born with a broken spiritual root and has been reduced to monks' consumables for generations. However, he has the three origins of immortals, demons and gods hidden in his body, and he bears the seal of heaven. After seeing through the truth about the path to immortality, he abandoned the orthodox path and practiced the reverse path alone to refine his body. He tempered his body with thousands of poisons and vowed to break free from the prison of heaven and earth. The opening chapter is full of atmosphere, the turbid and desolate world is depressing and fatalistic, the plot is interlocking without any flaws, and the writing is cool and majestic. There are no brainless upgrades, the desperate game is thrilling at every step, and the setting of mortals using their flesh and blood to fight against the will of heaven is extremely impactful. It's a niche anti-immortality theme, with vivid and unique characters. The more you read, the more you'll get hooked. Don't miss it if you like the idea of ​​rebelling against immortals!

In a turbid and desolate world, the world is a prison, and the opening setting alone hit me hard. The protagonist, Chao Ge, is a prisoner of the market. He was born with a broken spiritual root and was poisoned. He is a living consumable used by monks at will. Everyone in the world despises him. He seems to be a useless person with no chance of making a comeback, but he has the three origins of immortals, demons and gods hidden in his body. Heaven was afraid of his talent and placed a triple seal, which turned his peerless talent into bone-corrosive poison, forcing him to die in a desperate situation. The extremely depressing opening foreshadowing makes the subsequent awakening counterattack particularly tense. There is no brainless cheating. In the early stage, you endured and gave in step by step, shouldering all the injustices in the world alone, and in the later stage, you broke the seal and rebelled against the way of heaven. The contrast is full. The layout of oriental fantasy is full, and the three origin lines of immortals, demons and gods are intertwined. It has both slap-in-the-face and tragic undertones. It can be seen that the author has carefully laid out the world view. The plot becomes more and more grand as it goes on, and you can't stop listening.

Heaven and earth are a prison, and the three realms are a chess game. "Bound to the Earth and Imprisoned in the Sky" breaks away from the traditional fairy tale upgrade routine and builds a core world view of "the way of heaven is a poisonous cage, and the path to immortality is a path to death", which directly touches people's hearts. The opening rhythm is sharp and full, and the tension is full. The delicate writing creates a cold and majestic atmosphere, and the sense of fateful oppression and the will to resist are deeply portrayed. I hope the follow-up will continue to be exciting!

The beginning of the story is very attractive, and the protagonist is very vivid and unique. It is a good novel worth reading. The plot is also very delicate and the plot is somewhat novel and different from ordinary fairy tales. In short, it is a five-star review.

The kind that makes you addicted at first sight. The characters are full-bodied, the plot is intertwined, and there are no irritating points. The text is short and concise. "Bound to the Earth and Imprisoned in the Sky" breaks out of the traditional fairy tale upgrade routine and builds a core world view of "the ways of heaven are all poisonous cages, and the path to immortality is the path to death." The male protagonist Chao Ge has three spiritual roots: immortal, demonic, and divine, but he counterattacks and splits up different cultivators. How far can he go? Read it chapter by chapter and you will see. Hope you all like it.

This book about cultivating immortals is very interesting, with rich characters and ups and downs of the plot. It is very exciting and beautiful!

The beginning is very good, the story progresses layer by layer, and the writing is smooth. Come on [like]

The good-for-nothing boy awakened his supernatural powers, changed his destiny against the will of heaven, and forcibly found his own way in the world.