As the old saying goes, the path to immortality often depends on Heaven’s gifts, spread across the three thousand sects of the vast mortal realm.
Bai Chen was a lowly servant of the bottom-ranked White Cloud Sect in this world, born with three mixed spiritual roots and subjected to endless abuse.
After falling off a cliff and coming close to death, he activated the Heavenly Dao Lottery. He dreamed of pulling ten draws at a time and becoming a legend, only to be told he would get just two draws for his entire life. Once they were used, the System would shut down forever, with no extra benefits.
A Pill Bead purified rotten medicine, while Double Pupils saw through the origins of all things. Two supreme treasures were his, and his chances for further fortune were gone for good.
Countless powerful enemies coveted his treasures and surrounded him; innumerable geniuses joined forces to hunt him down.
He awakened the Eye of Destruction and wiped out every attacking foe with a single glance.
A loyal friend gave his life to protect him, while a wood-spirit beauty helped harmonize his turbulent spiritual energy.
While everyone else used their Systems to plunder the world’s rare treasures, he picked up discarded herbs and broken pills, carving out an unrivaled path of alchemy for himself.
With no sign-ins, no quests, and no shop, he relied solely on the items from his two draws from the start to trample the geniuses, subdue the myriad races, and become the one and only supreme alchemist in the history of the vast mortal realm.
Not bad, not bad. I watched it all night and found it quite good.
The book is very good. I feel it is one of the higher quality books I have read recently. I hope the author will continue his work and add some interesting content if possible.
I think it's okay - it gets better as you go to the back. I can only say that I hope the author will keep up the good work.
This book is very good
The needle doesn't stick, the front is dull, but the back is really nice, and it's updated 4 to 5 times a day.
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