With his spiritual veins drying up and the Dharma in power, Xu Xian found another way, relying on a breath of waste energy to defy the heavens and cultivate immortality. He became the only true immortal in the world and roamed the absurd world to protect the last pure land of spiritual Zen.
The Immortal Mountain from Heaven opens, and Chen Shan bravely breaks into the path of immortality. However, he encounters a strange sect member, a fatal test, and the rule of death if he fails, forcing him to bravely break through and find his way out of hell to cultivate immortality!
[A Mortal's Road to Immortality: Touching the Way of Heaven in Reinforced Concrete] I highly recommend "Monthly Salary 3,500: I Cultivate Immortality in the Mortal World"! If you have ever felt that cultivating immortality is too far away from ordinary people and is the preserve of geniuses and lucky people, then Chu Fan's story will give you the warmest confidence - this is an ordinary person without any special bloodline, no amazing talent, and even started later than most people, walking step by step on the road to cultivating immortality in the urban jungle. Chu Fan's starting point was as low as dust: 35 years old, at the bottom of a state-owned enterprise, with a monthly salary of 3,500, fat and greasy, and was teased by his colleagues for "doing life". He had no blessing from the system, no guidance from his grandfather, and his only "golden finger" was an incomprehensible yellow talisman he picked up when shepherding sheep when he was seven years old. For ten years, his practice consisted of practicing Ba Duan Jin in a 5-square-meter rental house every night, repeatedly studying the yellowed Tao Te Ching, and writing down every tiny bit of insight in a diary that no one knew about. But it is this simplest persistence that makes Chu Fan's path of spiritual practice particularly authentic and credible. Each of his breakthroughs is not a sudden epiphany, but an accumulation of quantitative changes to qualitative changes; each of his choices is not guided by the protagonist's aura, but the hesitations and trade-offs that ordinary people would have. When he finally entered the real world of cultivation, his mortal qualities—concern for his parents, cherishing his lover, and simple persistence in justice—became his most powerful foundation. The most touching thing about "Monthly Salary: 3500: I Cultivate Immortality in the Mortal World" is that it dispels the mystery of cultivating immortality and returns it to its most essential meaning: the exploration of the possibilities of life, the establishment of inner order, and the creation of the infinite within the finite. Chu Fan uses his experience to tell you: Cultivation of immortality is not a privilege for geniuses, but a path that every ordinary person who is willing to persevere can embark on; the Tao is not above the nine heavens, but in every day of your serious life. If you have ever longed for the extraordinary in ordinary life and still looked up to the stars under the pressure of reality, then Chu Fan is you in the parallel world - and the path he has taken may give you the most real encouragement and inspiration.
The protagonist is a white-collar worker who is chased by KPIs during the day, and at night he is a master of metaphysics who catches ghosts and eliminates demons! When others get off work, Ge You lies down, while I travel between yin and yang after work. The off-duty life of a worker is more exciting than going to work!
Jiang Xiuyuan traveled from the imperial guard to two thousand years later and transformed into a father-like monk. He lived forever with his nine-year-old daughter in urban cultivation. The setting is novel.
There are many novel female protagonists, urban martial arts "without aura" cultivating immortals, responsible men without stallions, no system, no grandfather, no rebirth, no time travel, daily life is written in vernacular, fight when necessary, kill when necessary, there is life, fighting and blood.
It's quite consistent with the first two chapters: Are you serious about writing about urban immortality? What are you doing? I'm going to show off and slap you in the face. [Put your lips] When you look at the back: Damn, you can watch this without paying any money? It's so interesting and true, and the author's writing skills are so good! This is the real urban cultivation! [Send heart][Like]
The protagonist loses his memory after entering reincarnation to save his pet. The plot of this book begins with Chen Mo going to the black market and having an accident in shrinking down while surviving in the wild and discovering that he has supernatural powers. Later, Chen Mo was rescued by Uncle Kai and the others, and accidentally awakened the memory of his pet. With the help of his pet, he awakened the memory bit by bit. By gradually eliminating the cause-and-effect master's consciousness and slowly transferring to the past life, he was able to escape from reincarnation. Due to the various waves and waves in previous reincarnations, all causes have been created, leading to this series of consequences in future generations. Chen Mo tried his best to prevent various behaviors of his predecessor by constantly returning to his previous life, causing all kinds of funny and touching plots. The IQ is online, the characters are vividly drawn, the plot arrangement is unexpected but reasonable, it is logic-oriented, and the storyline is online. The author is a detail-controller and explains every aspect very clearly. It is really super good-looking! ! ! ! !
The reborn baby was given the name Guan Shan. With his innate Taoist body, he was not only able to swallow the world's spiritual energy and learn all kinds of spiritual methods, but was also carefully taught by Guan Lao with Guigu's secret knowledge. Zhao Gang and his wife, a chivalrous couple, accompanied each other. Even a female leopard who lost her cubs was tamed by Guan Lao with the Body Tempering Pill and became his exclusive leopard nanny. The years of training in the mountains and fields began.