Immortality Has Friendship

This is a masterpiece that subverts the traditional perception of Xianxia, ​​taking you into a world of cultivation that is both familiar and brand new. The protagonist Jiang Yucheng, who was Jia Baoyu in his previous life, has a profound heritage in the Dream of Red Mansions, and is reincarnated as a minor monk in the Zhongtian world. There are no unchanging counterattacks and slaps in the face, no brainless treasure hunts and upgrades, but a profound exploration of the true meaning of immortality and a perseverance in the path of love and justice. Jiang Yucheng rose in the Zhongtian Realm, and with his status as the pinnacle of immortality, he explained that cultivating immortality is not only the pursuit of strength, but also the cultivation and transcendence of the soul. This book rejects stereotyped characters and single-competition competition, but instead builds a rigorous and colorful world of cultivation. Here, cultivators not only practice magic power, but also need to gain insight into the mysteries of heaven and earth, master the system of all industries, and form a unique cultivation civilization. The monetary system is meticulous, and every transaction reveals the prosperity and complexity of the world of cultivation. The plot is rigorous and the logic is self-consistent. Everything that appears has a story behind it and a reasonable explanation. This book attempts to challenge the inherent routines of traditional fairy tales and puts forward profound thoughts on the degree of civilization in the world of cultivation and the spiritual cultivation of cultivators. Here, you will see how cultivators achieve all-round personal development and growth while pursuing strength; you will witness the unique lifestyle of a high-cultivation civilization and feel the cultural heritage and spiritual pursuits behind it. This is a slow-burning work that does not seek instant pleasure and excitement, but hopes to give readers a brand new reading experience and space for thinking. If you are tired of the same stereotypes of fairy tales, then this book will be a choice you cannot miss.