[Beast-Taming Cultivation] [Raising Fish from the Start] [Traditional Cultivation Stages: Qi Refining, Foundation Establishment, Golden Core, Nascent Soul] [爽文] [No Female Lead in the Mortal Realm, One Female Lead Later]
The immortal path is cruel, and the lives of lowly servants are worth less than grass.
After transmigrating to the Water-Controlling Sect, Shen Yuan was ambushed from the start, poisoned with a chilling toxin, and burdened with a deadly sect predicament: in ten days, either the fish would die or he would.
At the brink of despair, he awakened the shabby pocket dimension he carried with him.
[Time moves ten times faster!]
[A dark-red blood moon hangs overhead, forcibly extracting the bloodline origins of all beasts!]
[The Spirit Spring of Creation washes and refines the meridians, cleansing the marrow and reshaping one's aptitude!]
While others fought tooth and nail for a single low-grade spirit stone, Shen Yuan sat by his fishpond, turning a pond full of dead fish into supreme blessings.
From a frail, crippled little fish on the verge of death, he uncovered the astonishing potential to return to his roots through nine tiers of treasured light;
From within a seriously wounded, dying second-tier great demon, he forcibly scraped out the supreme foundation leading straight to the Golden Core stage!
While the outer-sect prodigies and sect elders stood high above, treating all living beings as pawns, they had no idea...
“I have a pool of icy water that can bury the sun and moon and transform into a true dragon.”
I hope the author will pay attention to the age logic in this novel and avoid the chaotic age logic of the previous two books (for example, that a Mahayana cultivator in the lower realm can live for tens of thousands of years, but a Golden Immortal, the fourth realm in the immortal realm, can only live for 100,000 years—isn't that absurd?). The previous two novels had this kind of age logic problem.
The rhythm is still as enjoyable as ever.
Keep writing, this one isn't a family drama, and it's a bit bland right now. I've read all your books, some even several times, but there really aren't any suitable ones to read right now.
Keep it up, author, keep writing!
Similar works by experienced authors, with tight plots and meticulous editing.
I don't know about the author's other books, but this one is fine; it's readable so far. The two-star reviews are probably due to his previous books.
Great, great, great, highly recommended!