In the Cangxuan world, mortals are never human.
They are livestock raised by the Immortal Sect—those with good spiritual roots are taken away to be used as dogs; those with poor spiritual roots are left behind to farm and mine, and are fattened to feed the next generation. The skills passed down from the Immortal Sect are like bits worn around the neck. The deeper you practice, the tighter they become. In the end, even your life is no longer your own.
Zhou Xing traveled through the Western Wilderness and became a "livestock" who was about to starve to death. There is no spiritual vein, no elixir, and only a piece of ancestral black stone in his hand. The Xihuang hexagram disk is hidden in the stone piece, which can see through the spiritual energy in the body, and can also see through the nails buried in the immortal sect's skills.
He didn't practice according to Xianmen's methods.
He introduced spiritual energy into his flesh and blood, punched and punched, and created a "Human Martial Sutra" belonging to mortals. The sheep in the sheepfold began to grow tusks.
From then on, there was a young man who led the refugees to escape in the Western Wilderness; there was a biting wolf in the pasture of Xianmen.
Xianmen didn't care about the struggle of one livestock - until one day, they discovered that the wolf that killed the Taoist Guards was rushing towards Xianmen's pasture with the entire flock.
Reader comments
It's okay, but there are too many sensational plots. One or two is fine, but too many are just nonsense.
It's okay, but there are too many sensational plots. One or two is fine, but too many are just nonsense.