Raise your head three feet, and there are no gods. Turn back to the human world, and myriad evils are born... The moment Shi Ci opened his eyes, he had become a frail scholar waiting to die in the arms of a snake demon.
A blazing divine weapon descending from the sky, a blank book of heaven bestowed in a dream, mysterious fragments of laws appearing in his mind: everything was pushing him toward that supreme throne.
To complete his cultivation, he must traverse the rolling mortal world and confer titles upon the gods in Heaven's name! He must rebuild the Celestial Court and the Underworld, and restore the six paths of reincarnation!
Everything is entangled in fate and karma. After he has journeyed through the long night and cleansed the resentment between Heaven and Earth, he will look back to find only vast mountains and seas.
The old friends buried in the torrent of time have long since faded from memory.
Synopsis two:
Tens of thousands of years after a catastrophe destroyed the Celestial Court and the Underworld, the six paths of reincarnation have shattered. Souls can no longer be reborn, resentment runs rampant through the human world, and mortals struggle to survive in the clutches of demons and monsters.
Shi Ci's task is to confer titles upon the gods and restore the six paths of reincarnation.
Having witnessed the many evils of the human world, Shi Ci grows through his journey among mortals. He sees the evil in human nature, but also sees kindness blooming amid evil. Like a scavenger, he wanders the world alone, picking up brilliant souls over the years and carving them all into uncut jade.
There's just one problem: people keep mistaking him for a big shot, so he has to work himself to the bone just to maintain his big-shot image.
Reader's guide:
This story has a strange-tales style. The protagonist encounters all kinds of stories, and the wondrous, uncanny legends that seem bizarre to ordinary people are simply his everyday life.
This is the story of an ordinary person who stumbles into cultivation by chance. It's very free-flowing, with no cultivation realms like "Qi Refining, Foundation Establishment, and Golden Core Formation." Instead, it features traditional minor spells used by immortals, such as shrinking distances with a step and turning beans into soldiers.
No CP, feel-good story, and the protagonist's golden finger is absurdly powerful. From the start, he has nothing but a knife, and he's overpowered the whole way through.
(Please don't point out typos just yet, everyone. The story might get locked. Thanks~)
Coming soon: "Laugh at Me for Learning Immortality Late," a feel-good cultivation story with a female lead and no CP
Synopsis:
Become an immortal, ride a crane into the sky.
Turn stones into gold, wonderful beyond words!
With one slash, cut through anger, delusion, and resentment. In all the world, I alone am a true immortal!
Zhu Ran follows the traditional path of cultivation in the cultivation world, carrying righteousness in her heart and maintaining an incorruptible spirit. After enduring all the dangers of the human world, she finally comprehends the Dao and ascends.
In a cultivation world where everyone else is still at Foundation Establishment and Golden Core, she is a force of nature, using the traditional, mythic style of cultivation to upend the world.
Without traversing the mortal world, seeing human suffering, and experiencing love, hatred, anger, and delusion, how can one be an immortal?
Theme: Devote yourself to all living beings and strive for the righteous path in the human world!
Hey, I haven't finished reading it for a long time. I just finished reading the last dozen chapters today. I have almost forgotten the previous plot, but what I remember most is Ji Yunshu's death and Mingxia's little bird... I didn't expect Mingxia's final ending to be like this, it feels like fate is playing tricks on people.
Congratulations in advance to my wife on the completion! Although I have always been curious about Mingxia's origin, I never expected that it would be such a time and space reincarnation.
The emperor didn't even think about how he could come back to remind him that he was already an official in Qi State.
Although, it does make sense (sigh)
This ending is really the ending
It feels like Mingya and the male protagonist are reincarnating
Wuwuwuwu Mingya little bird TAT But the author really wrote the ending and the beginning very well. It kills me, my Mingya little bird
Hey, I haven't finished reading it for a long time. I just finished reading the last dozen chapters today. I have almost forgotten the previous plot, but what I remember most is Ji Yunshu's death and Mingxia's little bird... I didn't expect Mingxia's final ending to be like this, it feels like fate is playing tricks on people.
Congratulations in advance to my wife on the completion! Although I have always been curious about Mingxia's origin, I never expected that it would be such a time and space reincarnation.
The emperor didn't even think about how he could come back to remind him that he was already an official in Qi State.
Although, it does make sense (sigh)
This ending is really the ending
It feels like Mingya and the male protagonist are reincarnating
Wuwuwuwu Mingya little bird TAT But the author really wrote the ending and the beginning very well. It kills me, my Mingya little bird
Woooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo..."
Mingya wuwu, Mingya, will this cycle always happen? Can he still go back to Shi Ci, wuwuwu?
Don't throw away your humanity like this.