I Became an Immortal Without a Spiritual Root

I've always felt that the existence of spiritual roots isn't necessary. Humans have nine orifices, which can connect with the divine—both the spirits of heaven and earth and the spirit of one's own consciousness. That's why in many ancient myths, those who become immortals don't need to worry about aptitude, age, or gender.

Modern cultivation novels have become distorted. Why is the current trend of single-attribute geniuses being overpowered while multi-attribute individuals are considered useless? Isn't this a Western fantasy concept? How did it get crammed into an Eastern fantasy cultivation novel? The concept of immortals, both in and out of books, mostly originates from Taoism.

This superpower should be called a destiny supernatural ability.

I'm adding this to my favorites out of respect for Pan Wang, and I'll read it later when there are more chapters.

The ultimate goal of cultivating immortality is to become a true immortal, so the ultimate goal of martial arts should be to become a god or demon. Strengthen the body, manifest the Dharma form, merge with the true body, the body can sway to the size of thousands of feet, exhale as the wind, shout as loud as thunder, eyes become the sun and moon, five fingers cover the universe.

In my personal opinion, martial arts doesn't need to be like immortal cultivation, focusing on the Yin Spirit, Yang Spirit, and Primordial Spirit. It can be developed into martial will or Dharma form. Then, with the Dharma form perfected, the spirit and body unite, manifesting as Heaven and Earth.

I can't stand it anymore. The main character is a kind and good person, but I don't like him.

I was really looking forward to the protagonist finally arriving at the new map (the cultivation world), but then he was discovered by people from the so-called holy land and asked to take him as a disciple to teach martial arts, which was quite disappointing. How can the story continue if he suddenly comes into contact with top-tier masters?

Another abandoned story? At least kill off the main character...

Hey everyone, I have a question about a novel. The male protagonist couldn't cultivate immortality due to incomplete spiritual root aptitude. After meeting the female protagonist, he was encouraged to cultivate demonic arts, which allowed him to cultivate immortality.