The Last Innocent in the Cultivation World

Having read the latest chapters, I feel it truly lives up to the title, "The Last Innocence in the Cultivation World." A hundred modern people traveled to the cultivation era. While their technology impacted the world, they themselves were also affected. Tens of thousands of years later, many have come to regard human life as worthless. Although many factors contributed to this change, few of those who survived and grew stronger managed to maintain their original intentions.

Name: XXX Approximate age: XX Origin and background: XX family/sect, what is their status? Cultivation techniques: techniques, moves, weapons, etc. Personality and faction affiliation: This will vary depending on the specific time of the selection and the circumstances.

I didn't have high hopes for myself, and as a result, I failed miserably.

Buyi, I'm your fan. Seeing some people making fun of you for being short and weak really bothers me. In my heart, you're a kind person who works tirelessly towards your goals. Many people have seen your hard work behind the scenes. I will always support you, so could you please kowtow to me? 🙂

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Finally, one day Xu Que couldn't stand it anymore. He stepped out of the void and slapped Xu Zhe across the face. There were no special effects, no special moves, just a simple slap. The entire room was completely silent; you could hear a pin drop. Xu Zhe was also shocked, his eyes fixed on Xu Que, and with the handprint on his face, he looked somewhat simple-minded.

They should be on the signing list! How are we on the rising star list supposed to survive?

I've already subscribed to all of your books, but I'm only following your two books. Could you please feature them?

When reviewing this book, please don't bring up the previous one or anything like that; let's stick to the facts. First of all, the protagonist's character is ridiculously flawed. He's lived for tens of thousands of years, and then just comes out to mindlessly show off, and it's incredibly awkward (I won't go into the awkwardness, it's a matter of opinion).

I've already subscribed to the entire subscription and also cast a monthly pass. Could you please mark it as a featured post? 🪖🪖