A friendly reminder: [Not fan fiction] [Abundance is only used as an immortality cheat]
(Volume One is expected to run for around 70 chapters. The protagonist mainly relies on immortality at first, but starting in Volume Two, he’ll gradually evolve beyond humanity and develop some strange supernatural abilities.)
Chen Guan’s family has been Taoists for twenty-eight generations.
He inherited a huge collection of magical artifacts, as well as a miraculous spirit-summoning ritual.
He can summon a deity only once in his life. Whether it helps or not is entirely up to fate.
But despite living all these years, he has never seen a ghost. He can only rely on the psychology he taught himself to tell people’s fortunes and scrape by.
Then one day, a tapping suddenly sounded at the window on the thirteenth floor, and a female ghost appeared right in his face.
At the critical moment, a mosquito coil fell beside him. With nowhere else to turn, he decided to give the ritual a desperate try and summon a deity to save his life.
Good news: it worked.
But why was the one who showed up the Aeon of Abundance from Honkai: Star Rail?!
Save money: The protagonist is currently a berserker with low attack power but unlimited health. I quite like this kind of protagonist who just goes up and does it. However, the weakness of being killed by the terrain must be solved as soon as possible, otherwise many people will be persuaded to quit.
Yaowang only played a role in causing trouble, and I haven't mentioned it at other times. The AI smell is very strong, but compared with those low-quality AI articles, it is much better and quite good.
The protagonist relies on his immortal body to fight head-on with ghosts. He is weak in both offense and defense. He spends countless lives exploring the ghosts' weaknesses and draining the ghosts' lives. I wonder if the author understands the definition of abundance. Xianzhou's evaluation of fertility is: a bouquet of flowers flourishes, but ten thousand branches wither. Bones have no chance to tell, the most ruthless thing is abundance. The pharmacist himself is selfless and altruistic. Not the people he blessed with plenty. If you want to be the most lush and beautiful flower, you have to devour other lives. The protagonist's experience and resilience are increasing, and I hope that the protagonist's abilities will also increase. He tried his best to test the methods of ghosts and monsters again and again, and also developed some spells.
The protagonist is not like Brother Diandao in terms of strength, but everything else is similar. It can only be said that Medicine King is too authoritative. Does anyone understand what I mean?
Yeah, it's a very novel novel, and it appeals to my senses.
Without the changes of heaven and man
Fengfeng is just a gimmick, the writing is humorous and the imagination is quite big.
I would like to see the official attitude. Is there any? The AI smell is too serious
Yes, as time goes by, nothing will be a problem