Sky Hunter

Ding Wei was born into a family of ordinary hunters in the Mohai Kingdom of Langya Continent. His greatest wish was to be an outstanding hunter like his father, hunting wild beasts and protecting his neighbors. In order to practice martial arts, he went to a martial arts school to become a martial arts apprentice, but was expelled. So he practiced hard and developed a unique martial arts. As he became an adult, he was recruited by the kingdom to join the army. He fought bravely on the battlefield, became invincible, intimidated his enemies, and repeatedly performed extraordinary feats. As a result, he was hated by the scholars and nobles, and he was inadvertently involved in the political battles in the royal court. His childhood friends who were drafted into the army together with him were implicated and persecuted one after another. Ding Wei, whose awareness of protecting his loved ones has been ingrained in his bones since childhood, fought back and supported the crown prince to defeat his political opponents, which touched the secular interests of cultivators. He stepped into the world of cultivation while being hunted and eventually became a strong man to protect Langya Continent. This book is based on the traditional Chinese Five Elements theory, eliminates the shortcomings of traditional fairy tale novels that are vague and vague, and incorporates some characteristics of popular cultivation novels. It is highly readable and presents a vivid picture of cultivation. Maybe you can keep fit by following the exercises in the book, but be careful not to go overboard. Hey-hey!