I thought it was a bloody drama, but it turns out that the story is really good. As a refreshing novel about cultivating immortals, it was enjoyable to read. Unfortunately, the ending seemed a bit rushed, but it is indeed a novel worth recommending.
Traditional fantasy, the world structure is very large. It starts from a child in a mountain village and eventually becomes a god. Step by step, it leads readers to experience a complete world of cultivating immortals. This article is a warm-hearted traditional cultivation of immortality, with battles, plots, and the feelings between masters and apprentices, brothers, friends, and sects. The king of rolls is a cultivator. As long as you can't die by rolling, then roll as hard as you can. If you don't have spiritual stones, you can earn them by yourself. If you don't have elixirs, you can refine them by yourself. If you don't have talismans, you can draw them by yourself. If you don't have magic weapons, you can make them by yourself. If you don't have a Taoist companion, you don't need this. The Taoist companion will only affect the speed of drawing the sword. Li Mu was knocked flat on the ground and died. He was reborn into the body of a ten-year-old boy named Li Ergou. This Li Ergou was even worse off than Li Mu. Not only did he die unjustly, but he was also the child adopter whose debt was paid off. Tsk tsk, Li Mu didn't want to marry the woman who abused the original owner, but at such a young age and with a skinny body, could he really escape? Don't take too many tonics, as they may cause problems with your spiritual roots. For example, Li Mu was given a mutated spiritual root. Golden fingers are nothing, there is no shortage of protagonists with golden thighs, but it is better to rely on others than to rely on oneself. Li Mu vows to give full play to the king of scrolls to the end. ! !