Only after Lu Qiu broke through the mystery of his prenatal memories did he see how brilliant this vast world truly was.
Here, the Dao could manifest miracles. Countless sect cultivators and practitioners of heterodox arts borrowed the Dao to refine qi and cultivate immortality.
Who would have thought that, with no powerful connections or backing, he would be targeted at every turn by the rich and powerful, while even stray dogs on the roadside dared to bark at him?
As the mystery of his prenatal memories broke open, Lu Qiu awakened two divine abilities of his True Spirit: [Daily Settlement] and [Spirit Essence Point Allocation].
Looking upon the enemies ahead, he saw nothing but fools offering their heads on a platter.
The quality of this book I picked up recently is pretty good. The characters are vivid and flesh-and-blood, including the protagonist's older sister, sister, and aunt. The family relationship is written in a way that's not boring, and the portrayal of other passers-by is also okay. The plot doesn't deliberately reduce intelligence for the sake of advancement, which is quite reasonable. It can be accepted by the heroine or not. If the emotional line is not well written, it will affect the perception. I don't want this quality to be slow. Yes, but Slow Heat is basically a chronic suicide. There are currently two chapters, only the blue one has pictures, and the red one has killed two people and still has no spirit. It is best to explain it as soon as possible. This book is about Awakening Su Hui and it is not a soul-piercing dead man. My first impression is better. The soul-piercing dead man only deserves a bad review from me. If there are more chapters in the later chapters and it can maintain this level, I will give it a five-star rating. It would be better to change the title of the book and say that it is about planting blood spirit fruits at the beginning. In fact, this word is only used in about ten chapters. The current title of the book can be said to be a bit off-topic.