Tens of thousands of years ago, an edict from the immortals severed the path to immortality for all living beings. Since then, no one in the world has ever become an immortal.
True immortals, half-immortals, false immortals... Where are the immortals?
In the Ghost Realm of the Nether Abyss, a consciousness that has slept since time immemorial is beginning to awaken.
Deep in the Sea of Prisons, an ancient, world-weary sigh drifts faintly into one's ear.
After tens of thousands of years, the one destined by Heaven has finally appeared.
An edict from the immortals blocked the path to ascension for all living beings, but Chu Yunfan will break the rules by force and reopen the road to immortality.
This story is pretty long, probably a few million words, so if you enjoy long cultivation novels, don't miss it! ←_←
Theme:
Why do some people think that if a woman is raped, she belongs to that man? And the forces behind her will also help that man? If I was raped, the first thing I would do is find someone to torture and kill the man.
By the time the author updates the second volume, the more than one million words I read earlier should have been forgotten. Why. This is the second time I have read it. The last time I read it, it seemed that I only had more than 300 chapters. I hope to see this book completed in my lifetime.
It seems that she should get to know her mother as soon as possible.
Didn't it mean that Gu Zun didn't practice Taoism? He just did whatever he wanted, so how come there were cracks in his Taoist heart?
What does this chapter mean for depositing manuscripts? I can't read many of them, and my money has been deducted.
Are these people dead?
Send two small red flowers
This is a story I followed several years ago. I hope I can see the ending.
Why do some people think that if a woman is raped, she belongs to that man? And the forces behind her will also help that man? If I was raped, the first thing I would do is find someone to torture and kill the man.
By the time the author updates the second volume, the more than one million words I read earlier should have been forgotten. Why. This is the second time I have read it. The last time I read it, it seemed that I only had more than 300 chapters. I hope to see this book completed in my lifetime.
It seems that she should get to know her mother as soon as possible.
Didn't it mean that Gu Zun didn't practice Taoism? He just did whatever he wanted, so how come there were cracks in his Taoist heart?
What does this chapter mean for depositing manuscripts? I can't read many of them, and my money has been deducted.
Are these people dead?
Send two small red flowers
This is a story I followed several years ago. I hope I can see the ending.
It's time to get up and update
Chang Li, is he being controlled?