After transmigrating, Mo Xiaomo wins the heart of a bewitchingly beautiful fox spirit.
He thinks this is the start of a joyful journey to immortality.
But...
As time goes by, he uncovers many secrets about this world.
There are buried gods of alien races, space fortresses that have crossed between worlds, and a devastating war waged by the Heavenly Dao, in which the losing side will be wiped out to the last member.
Only then does Mo Xiaomo realize that something is deeply wrong with this world of immortals and martial heroes. It is far more dangerous than he imagined.
Still...
Fortunately, he possesses a divine ability that grants him an endless supply of skill points.
The worst cultivation manual? Add ten thousand skill points, and it becomes an unrivaled technique that leads straight to the Great Dao!
The cheapest, shoddiest magical artifact? Add a hundred thousand skill points, and it instantly becomes an ancient spiritual treasure capable of destroying heaven and earth!
They say the path to immortality is full of hardship.
Mo Xiaomo thinks cultivating immortality is ridiculously easy!
Just save up a million skill points, and you’ll become powerful enough to sweep across all the races!
Ten thousand years later.
Mo Xiaomo leads the human army to conquer the Supreme Holy Hall, destroy the Eighteen Layers of the Demon Prison, and suppress the Ancient Gods’ Star Sea.
The angel legions, the demon alliance, and the twelve ancient gods are all swept into the dustbin of history.
His voice proclaiming the Great Dao (and his own dominance) echoes throughout the cosmos: “In my name, this world belongs to humanity. Wherever humanity goes, all races shall make way.”
The Dragon Gods hold a closed-door meeting and decide to pack up and flee as a whole race.
The mages of the High Tower Celestial Realm unanimously decide to build a giant floating city and move to another plane as soon as possible.
An easygoing cultivation novel, not a traditional xianxia story. Give it a try.
Nascent Soul cultivators battle giant mechs.
Divine Transformation cultivators slay legendary mages.
Sword cultivators marry elf queens.
All sorts of bizarre things.
It has everything.
An Ancient Cultivator's Handbook for Refining Demons
I Prove the Dao Fruit Through Two Worlds
The Sword Immortal of Emei, Mount Shu
Reporting to the Motherland: I've Mastered the Technology of Mechanical Ascension
Reconstruction After the Plague
The Divine Path: I Mutated Into Multiple Golden Fingers!
I Am a Forbidden Lifeform
The Top Immortal of the College Entrance Exam
A Pair of Living People
I Have a Demon God Simulator
The Time Gate: Starting on a Mutated Desert Island
I Became God-Tier by Destroying the World Every Day
The following are some reasons for long-term obsession with fox spirits. First, memory decline. Third, pale and emaciated Fifth, memory decline.
Everyone wants to be famous, but the protagonist doesn't. He hides his identity, working on inventions, science, and medicine, then secretly spreading his knowledge and using it to gain fame and fortune. What's going on? Wouldn't it be better to directly apply for patents, start a company or hospital to build a reputation?
Tnn's project has been abandoned, so I should have mentioned it. You neither say anything nor update, it's really annoying.
Gkd
Some readers always open their browser halfway through a book. Well, that's not me.
Deliberately suppressing one's cultivation level would be pointless, wouldn't it? Skill points are allocated to alchemy and talisman making, but not to cultivation.
It's such a pity he was a eunuch.
If you're going to abandon the project, just let me know, or you should update it soon.
The author is so sexy! Judging by the looks of it, the author's buttocks are quite round. 😏
So why didn't the main character use their skill points to upgrade their kidneys? 🐶