Thunder Lord of Shenxiao: from Jianghu Commoner to Eternal Immortal Lord

The first three chapters directly declare gods. The protagonist, Chen Yi, was originally a low-level civil servant. He was exterminated for reporting corruption. The three bells of the Confucian Temple destroyed his entire foundation as a Confucian scholar. In desperation, he shaved his head and pretended to be a meat-and-wine monk, wandering among beggars and giving up on himself. The words "wine and meat pass through the intestines, but remain in the heart of the Buddha" are sad and want to laugh at the same time. Until he met a mysterious beggar who was seriously injured in the ruined temple, and a book called "Shenxiao Method Explanation Book" opened the door to thunder method. A counterattack from the bottom is a hundred times more real than those cool articles that are invincible at the beginning. The setting of the nine realms of Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism is rigorous, and the setting of thunder and magic to restrain all evil spirits is so touching.

At present, the main plot has only begun: the ban on the Confucian Temple, the pursuit of Zhao Song, the escape from Heifeng Mountain, and the temporary residence in Yejiacun. But a lot of foreshadowing has already been laid - Xiao Xuanzan's body is suspected of being invaded by inner demons, and the upgrading of the nine Taoist realms of "building a foundation to a true immortal" is very solid. There is no level skipping or initiation, and every bit of cultivation is exchanged for life. If you want to see the protagonist get up from the mud step by step, if you want to see the world finally opened up by thunder, just go straight into the pit.

If Shuangwen is compared to a thunderstorm, the early stage of this book will be depressing with dark clouds, but after you survive the first ten chapters, when the first thunder strikes, your whole body will tremble.