My new novel, Becoming a Spirit, is now underway.
You Li transmigrated into the body of a fish. Staring at his white fish tail, he was completely dumbfounded. They said eating mermaid flesh could grant eternal life, and all kinds of names flashed through his mind.
"Boiled fish, fish head with chopped chili, steamed fish, fish stew, braised fish..."
Someone was coveting my looks and wanted to throw me in a soup pot. It could hardly get any worse.
At least I'm still alive.
It doesn't matter if my aptitude is poor. Merfolk live a long time.
It doesn't matter if I lack opportunities, either. I can keep my head down and hang on.
The Six Realms are in turmoil, demons run rampant, and countless schemes are afoot.
Cultivation is a contest where everyone fights to cross a narrow bridge. Why shouldn't I be one of them?
You destroyed my path and cut off my chance at immortality. Do you think that means I can't become an immortal?
Who says becoming an immortal requires ascending? Living among mortals for countless years can make you an immortal, too.
This divination foretells that misfortune will give way to good fortune. It is an auspicious omen.
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Yi Jianxi was a cultivation prodigy rarely seen in a thousand years. Legends about him abounded throughout the cultivation world. He thought that by cleansing his heart of desire and severing all affection, he could enter the immortal path. But something went wrong at the final step of his ascension, and in the end, both his body and cultivation were destroyed.
He awoke reborn as the illegitimate son of the Shang family. His cultivation was gone, his spiritual roots had been ripped out, and on top of all that, he had to endure constant oppression.
Father Shang: "The Shang family has no need for useless people. Stop humiliating yourself."
Madam Shang: "We will remember the sacrifices you made for the Shang family. There's nothing wrong with living as an ordinary person."
Yi Jianxi turned and walked away as soon as he heard that. He was the Moon-Worshipping Perfected One of the Heavenly Sword Sect. Why would he lower himself to stay in a trashy place like this?
After leaving the Shang family, he had two goals:
1. Recover his savings as soon as possible.
2. Find out why his ascension had failed.
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Before ascending, Yi Jianxi had an older fellow disciple named Fu Buwang. He was brilliant, yet his life was full of hardship. He traveled far and wide and was a righteous man. Someone like him should have shone brightly in the cultivation world, but he ended up imprisoned in the Forbidden Lands of the Northern Wastes.
One of them practiced the Path of Ruthlessness, the other the Path of Life and Death. They should never have come into conflict. Yet after the sect leader passed on his position, Fu Buwang suddenly betrayed the sect and joined forces with the Underworld, sending shockwaves through the cultivation world.
Now Yi Jianxi was gone, and Fu Buwang had already escaped from the Sword Prison in secret.
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On the Ascension Platform, Yi Jianxi's eyes were cold and emotionless. He plunged his sword into Fu Buwang's heart. "The karmic bond between us comes from the obsession in your heart. Since you can't let it go, I'll cut it off with my own hands."
Fu Buwang's eyes were bloodshot as he stared at the heartless man before him. He spat out a mouthful of blood. "Yi Jianxi, are you really going to sever all ties and feelings?"
"You're the one who wanted too much, Senior Brother."
Free-spirited, fussy bottom & self-disciplined, obsessive top
Theme: Don't dwell too much on what you gain or lose. The present is what matters most, so cherish it.
Moral kidnapping, look at the face of the same shark in the last chapter. He blames everything on the protagonist because of his cowardice, because a single black shark burned all those years of emotions, and now even so, these elders are resistant to the protagonist. With moral kidnapping, only a few people in the entire Shark tribe really care about the protagonist. Although the snail girl loves the protagonist very much, is it really good to impose her own consciousness on the protagonist? It seems that everyone places their hopes on the protagonist, but he doesn't realize that he should be the one to become stronger. The protagonist can protect the Sharks until they become stronger, but with the kindness they have accumulated over the past few years, can the protagonist really be allowed to protect the Sharks as a duty and duty?
Why do I feel like I suddenly became wise in this chapter? Xianyuan just gives it to me... And I still feel like he is a good person??? Haven't we always emphasized the importance of strength before?
Well, I feel that the author's style is full of foreshadowing, but most of them have no follow-up explanations. Also, the ending always seems too hasty and abrupt.
The Sharks are just stupid, fat, stupid people who are taken advantage of. . . Still at peace with the world. . .
The protagonist has reached this stage entirely due to chance and cause. When talking to Yun Hong earlier, he should have understood that this sect leader is playing a big game. Now he thinks that others are good people when they meet him. If they are really good people, with the kindness of saving lives, then this time the incident of the Sharks should be able to be stopped. A person in the Mahayana period Life-saving karma, I didn't see any resources for cultivation for the Shark tribe before, and the Nascent Soul sea monster I met before didn't give me any treasures for help or life-saving. Now I've almost repaid it through direct karma, and I don't even know where to repay it. Is it possible that I can repay it by finding the tribe members? And it's not about coming back, it's like exchanging hostages. This book made me feel uncomfortable.
Sure enough, that maid didn't teach the child well.
. . Suddenly I feel that the sharks are a bit like a bunch of idiots. Sorry, we have withdrawn.
It's actually finished wwww no wonder the cultivation level has risen so quickly. Let me have my full order
The eldest princess, the little princess and the disciples of the Imperial Master should all go to west Nei.
The dungeon was changed too quickly, and the cultivation level was also increased too quickly, resulting in a lot of things not being explained in the ending.