Spiritual roots? None. Then I'll make up for it with my life.
I shall endure ten thousand tribulations without bowing to Heaven; with my broken bones, I shall forge myself into an immortal.
The world seeks immortality and asks about spiritual power. He asks only about himself.
Shui Wangchuan is a herb-gathering boy from Qingniu Village. His younger sister's meridians are leaking, and medicine for mortals can't cure her.
The doctor says, "Unless you find an immortal."
With forty or fifty years' worth of aged ginseng in his pack, he walks six days to Luoxia Market, hoping to beg an immortal to save her. He doesn't find one, but a street vendor's call catches his ear: "Immortal cultivation manuals for sale! Master one, and you can fly through the heavens and burrow into the earth, capable of anything!"
Rather than begging an immortal, he'd be better off cultivating himself. The book says to disperse one's cultivation and rebuild twice to lay a solid foundation.
He thinks twice isn't enough.
So he disperses his cultivation, cultivates, then disperses it again.
Six hundred times...
I like it very much, the pace is fast and the plot is not sloppy! The thinking is also clear
Okay, I feel a little bit better