Please read this book. It is adapted from my real-life experience. It is a slow-burning and delicate Mortal Sword Cultivation Style. It is not a fast-food novel. It now has more than 300,000 words. If it is not enough, you can add it to the bookshelf first. Thank you for your support! Updates are made twice a day to ensure quality. I work during the day and take care of the baby at night, so the update time is 22-23 o'clock. If you have any suggestions, you can leave a message in the book. I will reply in time when I see it. It is my first time to write a book, so I may have flaws. Please bear with me and remind me in time. Thank you! !
Zishu has Han Li. Many years ago, the young Gray He was not yet "Mr. Gray He". At that time, he had a more resounding Taoist name, called "Zhenren Qingyu". He was also a relatively well-known rising star in Tianji Pavilion. He was good at deducing talisman formations and mechanisms, and was especially good at making various "gadgets" with strange uses. He has an out-of-the-box temperament and doesn't like to be restrained. He often travels under various pseudonyms and makes friends with various religions. It was in a dangerous place called "Luoxia Ze" on the edge of the Southern Wilderness that he met Lin Xue's father, Lin Xiao. At that time, Lin Xiao was still a sword cultivator in the middle stage of foundation building. He came from a small sword cultivator family that had long since declined and was unknown. Hui He (whose pseudonym at the time was "Li Qingyu") was being chased by a group of swamp poisonous clothes moths. He was in a desperate state, and most of his life-saving mechanism puppets were destroyed. It was Lin Xiao who came to kill him with his sword. His "Swift Wind Sword" made it impossible for him to splash water, and he cut a way out for him among the poisonous clothes moths. "When the road is rough, draw your sword to help, fellow Taoists don't have to worry about it!" Lin Xiao, who was covered in mud and stinking moth blood, grinned heartily, showing his white teeth. Hui He (Li Qingyu) looked at this guy who was good at swordsmanship but didn't seem to have a very bright mind, and found it a bit interesting. He hates being owed favors, especially being owed favors to "idiots" like this. So he took out a few bottles of good antidote pills and a set of improved early warning arrays, and gave them to Lin Xiao. "The swamp is dangerous, fellow Taoist, take care. This array plate can warn of poisonous insects and beasts within fifty feet, so it is considered as a thank you." Lin Xiao refused, took away the array plate, but pushed the elixir back: "The elixir is precious, fellow Taoist, for your own use. I have rough skin and thick flesh, so it doesn't matter." After going back and forth, the two of them actually became friends. Lin Xiao wants to go deep into Luoxia Ze to find a rare "Sword Heart Grass" to heal his Taoist companion (a gentle water magic cultivator) from his hidden wounds. The gray crane was just idle, and was interested in a rare "phantom mud" in the lake, so they went together. That adventure lasted three months. Hui He saw Lin Xiao's delicate swordsmanship that was completely different from his rough appearance, and his deep love for Taoist companions; Lin Xiao also saw "Li Qingyu's" endless weird mechanisms and talismans, as well as the deep wisdom and some kind of... Alienation hidden under that seemingly cynical face. When we parted, Lin Xiao hugged the sword heart grass that he finally found, and solemnly clasped his fists at Gray He: "Brother Li, I can't thank you enough for your kindness. If you come to the Southern Wilderness' Xuanjianmen's territory in the future, you must come to the Lin family in Han Maple Valley to sit down and let me show my friendship as a landowner! The 'Maple Dew Drunk' brewed by my wife is excellent!" Gray He waved his hands, noncommittal. What he gave was a pseudonym, and what he left behind was a messenger talisman that could be broken at any time. Tianji Pavilion monks should not have too much involvement with the outside world. But he remembered the "Lin family in Han Maple Valley" and "Maple Dew Drunk". Later, he heard that there seemed to be some turmoil within Xuanjian Sect. A small family was involved and seemed to have suffered a disaster. He was busy with a difficult task in the Cabinet at the time, and it was several years before he was freed up. He went to Hanmaple Valley. All we saw were ruins and scorched earth, and we could vaguely discern the structure of the small family back then. After inquiring, I learned that the Lin family was involved in the internal fighting of Xuanjian Sect and was exterminated by hostile forces. Only a small number of children from the side branch escaped by chance and disappeared. Lin Xiao and his Taoist companions were said to have died on the spot. Hui He stood in front of the ruins for a long time, and finally dug out from the scorched earth half a blackened fragment of a jade pendant engraved with simple protective array patterns - it was one of the core components of the early warning array he gave to Lin Xiao. Lin Xiao changed it into a protective jade pendant and gave it to his Taoist companion. On the fragment of the jade pendant, there are still very faint fluctuations of water spiritual power, as well as a faint sense of blood connection. Gray Crane silently put away the fragments of the jade pendant. Returning to Tianji Pavilion, he used his not-so-high authority to search silently for several years in the vast sea of dusty files and scattered information. Finally, a clue was found in a vague record about the migration of a small immortal cultivating family in the Southern Wilderness. Lin Xiao and his wife did die, but they seemed to have a daughter who was only five years old at the time. She was taken away by a loyal servant and was thrown around. The loyal servant also died of his injuries not long after, and the girl was found and brought back by the passing elder of the Xuanjian Sect. Because she had good water and wood spiritual roots, she was trained as an elite disciple. The girl changed her name to Lin Xue. Hui He found Xuanjianmen and observed secretly. The girl inherited her mother's water talent and beautiful appearance, but there was a hint of Lin Xiao's stubbornness between her eyebrows. She practiced hard, but her progress was slow due to limited resources. The Xuanjian Sect treated her well, but they only regarded her as a potential disciple and didn't take her seriously. The gray crane did not show up. The rules of Tianji Pavilion and his identity did not allow him to interfere directly. He just secretly left some traces - a top-notch but low-key technique suitable for water monks, a jade pendant fragment that was re-refined to withstand three attacks from the golden elixir monk, a few bottles of top-quality elixirs to improve her qualifications, a few inconspicuous but practical magic weapons, and an "accidental" discovery of spiritual stones that were enough to support her cultivation to the golden elixir. These things all appeared on Lin Xue's growth path in a way that seemed to be coincidence and chance. He even "watched" from a distance the light in Lin Xue's eyes when she discovered the water-based technique, watched her carefully hide the elixir, and watched her get the water-based defensive jade pendant, hanging it preciously around her neck. "Just think of it as... Repaying your father's kindness back then." Gray Crane stood in the shadow of the clouds and said to himself. Later, Lin Xue succeeded in building the foundation, left Xuanjianmen, and went out to travel. Hui He knew that deep down in her heart she had always harbored the desire to find justice for her parents and family. Although she might not even be clear about who her enemy was, this persistence was very much like Lin Xiao's. He still did not interfere directly, but through Tianji Pavilion's huge and secret network, he slightly removed some too deadly thorns on her path, and left a little "opportunity" that would not arouse suspicion when she might need it. For example, there are fragments of ancient travel notes that point to the possible presence of "Xuanbing Chalcedony" in a certain ruins. Every time he saw that face that was somewhat similar to Lin Xiao's, but even more soft and pale as paper, Huihe Gujing Wubo's heart still moved slightly. The daughter of an old friend is, after all, the daughter of an old friend. He knew that this path of cultivation was dangerous, but it was the path Lin Xue chose. All he can do is to watch over her in the dark. The "fixed trace spirit feather" talisman was specially made by him for her. Combining Tianji Pavilion's "Tianji Yin" tracking technology with his unique talisman, it can not only warn and transmit information to people he recognizes who hold specific tokens (such as the feather order he gave Ye Kong) when she encounters a life-or-death crisis, pointing to the safe house "Tianji Yi", but it is also an extremely powerful single-body protection magic weapon. He sealed the talisman into a seemingly ordinary jade pendant and asked Lin Xue to wear it with him. "This object can block three attacks from the Golden elixir cultivator, but it will become lighter once it is used, until it becomes dim, so use it with caution!" He said truthfully at the time without explaining too much. Lin Xue only regarded it as a life-saving gift from this mysterious senior and solemnly thanked him. She may never know that this talisman contains a small piece of the blackened jade pendant that was found among her mother's belongings. Gray Crane used a secret method to smelt it in, making this "fixed spiritual feather" connected to Lin Xue's bloodline, and the protective effect was even better. He also didn't tell her that her father had once saved an engineer named "Li Qingyu" who hated being owed favors with his generous smile. There are some earthly connections that don't need to be mentioned. Some guards are silent. Tianji Tower, pavilions, and Tingyuxuan. Gray Crane (who looks middle-aged in gray robe at the moment) is standing in the Tingyu Pavilion of the "Tianji Tower", stroking a small silver-white feather-shaped talisman in his hand. This is the child talisman of "Dingzong Lingyu", which vaguely echoes the mother talisman on Lin Xue's body. Just now, the mother talisman was activated again. Although it was only a momentary protection activation, it should have been the third time, but it was enough for him to sense the direction. He gave the feather order to that boy, one of the "destined people" he was optimistic about. He knew that with Ye Kong's character and ability, if he met Lin Xue by chance, he might be able to take care of him. This was also the selfishness he had when he released Lin Xue's mission together with the intelligence mission he "entrusted" to Ye Kong. Two good young people may be able to support each other and go further. "Lin Xiao, Lin Xiao," Hui He sighed softly, and the swordsman covered in mud and blood but with a bright smile seemed to reappear in front of his eyes, "your daughter is much smarter and more stubborn than you. She has to walk this path of cultivation by herself after all." He put away the silver feather talisman, and his body slowly blended into the whistling wind and sand, and disappeared, leaving only an almost inaudible sigh, scattered in the boundless desert. Just like snowflakes falling, there is no trace, but they have truly covered the mountains and ravines. He still would not appear directly in front of Lin Xue. Some protections allow her to grow freely, and only gently set up an invisible railing on the edge of the cliff. And the name of that railing may be called "Friendship of Old Friends", or it may be called "Unfulfilled Promise", or it may just be a bit of warmth that is unwilling to be erased in the long monastic life. The wind and snow are still there, and the road ahead is unclear. At least at this moment, he knew that the "Dingzong Spirit Feather" integrated into the old jade pendant was still quietly attached to her heart, giving off a slight warmth. That's enough!
Chasing his wife in the three realms: The empress of the fairy world has been chasing her husband for thousands of years, but he is trapped in the Western Desert. He uses the two swords of returning to the dust and transforming into mortals to break the ban on the ancient abandoned land! The ultimate foreshadowing: The mysterious power Lin Yu carved 360 world-destroying sword intentions into his body as the "ultimate test". A chess piece? Or is there another chance? Fight against fate: Trapped in a chess game that lasts for thousands of years, you must use your mortal body to smash all the restrictive laws! [Original Party][Has Planted Grass][Eat Melon]
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Although "Mortal Cultivation: The Road to Enlightenment" and "Mortal Cultivation of Immortality" both belong to the "mortal style" fairy tales, their core, setting and narrative focus are almost "inverted" in every aspect, which can be summarized into six major differences. 1. Background of the world view "Mortal" is a world of pure cultivation in the "Dark Forest" style: plague destroys the world, immortals and mortals are forever separated, and skills are mutually exclusive. No one dares to trust anyone else, all resources depend on grabbing, and survival is the first rule. "Red Dust" stitches together history and immortality. The Jiajing Dynasty, Zhang Juzheng's reforms, and the Qing army's entry into the country really happened. The cultivators are hidden between the temples and the market, and the luck of the dynasty and the aura of heaven and earth influence each other. 2. Cultivation logic "Mortal" follows the "resources + realm" route: refining qi → foundation building → elixir formation → Nascent Soul → deity transformation... Each level has a clear "experience bar", and treasures of heaven and earth, elixirs, and spiritual stones are indispensable. Advancement equals quantitative accumulation. The core of "Red Dust" is "Refining the Heart - Enlightening the Tao - Proving the Tao", and the method is called "Chen Xin Jue", which uses human emotions as fuel. Although the names of the realms are similar to Golden Elixir and Nascent Soul, the opportunity for breakthrough is often "to figure out one thing" and "to see through it in one life and death", and the accumulation of resources turns into inner demons. 3. The protagonist's plug-in, Han Li, comes with the "Sky Palm Bottle" + Time Acceleration, which is essentially a "cultivation factory" that produces resources efficiently. The plug-in serves the purpose of "survive and grab more." Lin Qingyang was born with a "white jade body", and his biggest cheat is "enlightenment". He often breaks the barrier due to a piece of history, a poem, and a meal. The cheat serves to "understand the world." 4. Narrative Rhythm "Mortal" counts one scene at a time: several years of seclusion, several months of monster hunting, and several decades of alchemy refining. The time bar is stretched to the extreme. The most enjoyable part for readers is "quantified growth." "Red Dust" contains one chapter and one scene: today you are giving a sermon to the emperor, tomorrow you fight with the Qi family's army against the Japanese, and the day after tomorrow you listen to music and break your inner demons by the Qinhuai River. The historical events are replicas, and the rhythm is more like a "cultivation road movie". 5. Theme orientation The ultimate question of "Mortal" is "how not to die". All emotions, sects, and realms are calculable costs, and becoming an immortal is the highest ROI. The ultimate question in "Red Dust" is "Why do you live?" What Lin Qingyang has to decide is "Is it worth guarding this firework?" The sign of successful enlightenment is "willingness to share the mortal world with all living beings" rather than "jumping out of the Three Realms". 6. The ceiling of the power system: "Mortal" finally rises to the "Tao Ancestor", integrates the three thousand avenues, and has cosmic-level combat power. One word can be the law. "Red Dust" writes that "transformation into gods" has reached the "limit of what the human world can bear", and further upwards is not about expansion of power, but "writing one's own Tao into history", leaving a mark in the history books of future generations, which is considered to be "enlightenment and ascension". To sum up in one sentence: "The Story of Mortals Cultivating Immortality" is "Putting mortals into the jungle and using abacus to achieve eternal life"; "Practice in the Red World: The Road to Enlightenment" is "Pull the immortals back to the human world and use the mortal world to create eternity".
There is no soul master, no spawning treasures, no duplicated treasures, no outrageous plug-ins, and cultivation of immortality is purely based on chance. [Laugh]
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