A mortal epic that uses mortal bones as blades to crush destiny. In the world of immortality where spiritual bones determine wealth and talent determines life and death, Master Yigeng's "Mortal Bones", with a magnificent length of more than 6 million words, writes a passionate hymn of resistance to fate. When the whole world believes that "mortality has no chance of immortality", the protagonist Xu Taiping carries his grandfather's last words of "fighting for a breath" and uses his flesh and blood body as a bargaining chip to carve out a path that goes against the sky in the cracks of talent hegemony, making this work a phenomenon-level breakthrough for mortals to cultivate immortality. The most amazing breakthrough in the novel is the sense of reality that completely abandons the "Long Aotian" routine. Xu Taiping didn't have a golden finger or a rebirth plug-in. In the early stages, he had to endure repeated hardships to even bring Qi into his body. He was ridiculed by inner disciples as "worse than a handyman". His growth is a real "cultivation of morality through war". The severe pain of bone-cleansing and marrow-cutting, the exchange of blood for life in the secret realm, and the physical resistance under thunder and calamity. Every breakthrough is accompanied by the price of broken bones and blood. This "pain aesthetics" makes the struggle and persistence of ordinary people particularly moving. The original "Mortal Bone Cultivation System" and "Nine Heavens of Sword Realm" combat power settings break the stereotype of boasting about spiritual energy, making "willpower × pain accumulation" the core password for strength advancement, and the fist-to-flesh combat scenes are extremely impactful. The three-dimensionality of character creation makes the story get rid of the thinness of cool writing. The protagonist Xu Taiping not only has a perseverance, but also a warmth of love and justice. He sacrifices his life to protect his friends and fights demons for the common people. He always adheres to the Taoist heart of "losing your true heart and losing everything" amidst the intrigues. The supporting cast is even more textbook-level: the senior brother Zhao Longxiang who is both good and evil, the villain Fan Qi who punches with murderous intent but hides tragic logic, and the cold swordsman Lin Buyu who cuts off his love to protect the Taoist base. Each character has a complete motivation and arc, and there is no flat setting like a tool man. In particular, Fan Qi's obsession to "stop killing with killing" is in perfect contrast with Xu Taiping's insistence on "not falling in love with the Tao", adding a layer of philosophical speculation on morality to the story in addition to passion. The deeper charm lies in the novel's questioning of reality through the shell of cultivating immortals. The "spiritual bone hierarchy" is a metaphor for the insurmountable solidification of classes, while Xu Taiping's counterattack is a blatant rebellion against "innate determinism". From being a handyman in the outer sect to fighting against the Demon Sect alone, from pretending to have spiritual roots to shattering the spiritual jade tablet on the ladder to immortality, he used his actions to prove that "the real strong man is not in the talent book, but in every step of gritting his teeth." This kind of praise for the struggling spirit of ordinary people makes "Mortal Bones Climb to Immortality" not only a story of cultivating immortals, but also a spiritual projection of ordinary people fighting against the injustice of fate. No wonder it has attracted millions of readers to follow and the Douyin topic has exceeded 100 million views. It is true that some of the branch lines in the later stages of the work are a little slow, and there is still room for polishing some grammatical details, but the flaws cannot be concealed. The most precious thing about "Mortal Bones" is the sincerity it always maintains - in the literary world of immortality where "children of destiny" are often "destined", it allows us to see that ordinaryness is not fate, but the starting point of counterattack; Mortal Bones are not shackles, but a sharp blade that splits the way of heaven. When Xu Taiping shouted, "The sky cannot tolerate mortal bones, I will break the sky." The stubbornness and passion of ordinary people are enough to ignite the flame of unwillingness to be mediocre in every reader's heart. For readers who are tired of routines and cool stories and are eager to find strength in stories, "Mortal Bones" is by no means a simple novel about cultivating immortals, but a growth epic written for all ordinary people. It tells us: The so-called changing one's destiny against nature is nothing more than turning the "impossible" into a "must-passage" on a path that no one is optimistic about, relying on one's own courage.
The first one definitely fits the bill! Not only does it have no heroine, but it also has no emotions. It seems like I only laughed twice in the whole story.
The second book is more imaginative, mainly to deceive resources and thugs. The low-end prehistoric phoenix is like a chicken, the unicorn is like a dog, and the great Luo saint can only fly three meters high [laughing and crying]. The male protagonist joins the chat group, constantly plunders resources, and completes the way of heaven. The low-end prehistoric one is slowly promoted.
So what if you don't have talent? All things are born with their own strengths. Although the protagonist has first-class talent, he has a tenacious heart and finally finds his own way of swordsmanship. No CP.
Take a look at these...
❶The ordinary road, the history of struggle of ordinary people
❷Fight and kill, stay focused on the Tao without being disturbed by the outside world
❸Friendship and love are already there, and so is the future.
The first two books and the last one fit the title quite well. They can barely be considered fantasy protagonists with strong resources and no CP. The third book has no CP
Killing indifferently, all kinds of calculations, no system, no harem, not invincible, not brainless, not exaggerated, no stallion, no holy mother, no wisdom, both the protagonist and the villain have online IQs, decisive killing, good plot writing, easy rebirth, funny fairy tale, full length It is a novel about cultivating immortals. The protagonist is tricked into cultivating immortals. He complains about it while cultivating immortals. He takes a double break for his body and mind, and slowly improves his realm. He pretends to be a pig and eats a tiger. It is longer, light-hearted and funny, and the plot is compact but not boring and the progress is not very fast. If you like it, you can pay attention!
These are all things I've seen before and thought they were pretty good.
①The accumulation is thick but the hair is thin. A little impatience will mess up the big plan.
②It is not comparable to those books on immortality that blindly describe fighting.