[No female lead · Urban cultivation · Reincarnation · Cautious cultivation · Play the pig to eat the tiger · Invincible protagonist]
On the first day of school, Yang Tian accidentally enters a strange school. No one tells him it is a cultivation school.
After his senior brother mercilessly drains him dry, he awakens the Book of a Hundred Lifetimes.
By spending his death count, he can stack cultivation, treasures, or talents onto his next life.
He could have kept his head down and grown stronger, but he remains stubbornly committed to his principles.
Guided by the principle, “I can lose this life, but you have to die in the next one,” he starts killing for treasures, awakening talents, and unraveling the secrets of heaven.
Yang Tian has met many geniuses and grandmasters, but in the end, they all submit at his feet,
or become part of his ascension.
This Gou Daoliu is one of the most exciting fairy tales I have seen on Tomato this year. In the early stage, Cultivation of Immortality was approached from the perspective of student enrollment. It was not the kind of running account where people sign in every second at the beginning, but a dark masterpiece that truly integrated Gou Hehen into the blood.
Come on, author! I read it all in one go, and it wasn't enough. All kinds of reversals, all kinds of calculations, this protagonist is too stubborn!