The Young Man Wants to Become an Immortal

There is a young man in Baixi Village. He has a red mole between his eyebrows as bright as blood, and his face is as beautiful as a fairy. What a pity! I'm a bit ungrateful, and I've wanted to seek enlightenment since I was a child! Li Qingling is that little brother. He was born to recognize things, and he knew clearly that he was once very powerful. I just know too much, my brain always hurts, and I just can't remember it, and sometimes I get confused. Not only that, he also knew that his father was the Taoist king in his previous life and died as a martyr to save the world. And his father is a soul from another world, who became an immortal through deceit and was reincarnated after being persecuted. With the help of his parents, Li Qingling should have been able to regain the great path as a practitioner! But I don't know what went wrong! His parents actually thought that he had been sick for too long and was confused! She even secretly found a match for him behind his back... I heard that the other party is also an extremely brave general. He just wants to regain control of the road. Why is it so difficult. Fortunately, the general is a cultivator! Or the power of losing all memory! The cultivation base has reached the realm of immortals breaking the Tao! Yeah, he can finally become an immortal! * Ling Qiyu: I absolutely shouldn't, I shouldn't have told my children nonsense stories about cultivating immortals when I was a child. Li Lanjiang: The child must be more seriously ill. I am a good scholar. Even if I know some kung fu, how can I become a Taoist who kills people without blinking an eye? General: Qingling always asks me to teach him how to practice, but I don't know how... The last last. Li Qingling: Has there ever been an immortal in this world? Forget it, I don't envy mandarin ducks or immortals! I will be a god again in my next life. *** It should be called "Xunxian Wenwen", it's all a fake farming story... The specific writing style can be seen in the first eight chapters of Hu Lang Xiu Xian Ji. Intention: Don't rely on others! Don't envy mandarin ducks, don't envy immortals!