This is a world of immortals and gods, teeming with demons and monsters. The great path cultivators follow and the laws they practice do not lie with humanity, nor with birds and beasts, but with heaven and earth.
Thus, cultivation throughout the land takes the sun, moon, and stars as its roots, and the mountains, rivers, and seasons as its foundation.
Heaven differs from place to place, and so does the earth's energy. A thousand miles can bring vastly different landscapes: misty marshes shrouded in fog year-round, snowfields frozen for a thousand miles, deserts scorched beneath the blazing sun... As for the Four Rivers, Five Sacred Mountains, Eight Pillars, Nine Lands, the ancient Nine Marshes lost to history, and the Four Extremities that uphold the sky, each has its own great path of heaven and earth!
Bai Yunlou transmigrated here and became one of the bird-catching folk beside the Misty Marsh. He made his living hunting birds with a bow, had low status, and came from a poor family. His chances of passing the entrance examination for a Daoist academy and embarking on cultivation were slim.
Fortunately, he possessed a mysterious jade talisman that helped him comprehend the Dao. With diligent study and practice, he could master the supernatural arts and techniques of every law.
And when his cultivation reached perfection, he could touch the laws themselves, comprehend all kinds of true meanings, and wield even greater power.
So he learned archery, entered the Misty Marsh to capture spirit birds, took potent medicines to nourish his body and aid his cultivation, and advanced step by step. He entered a Daoist academy, studied techniques, and fought demons.
Others had to cross a narrow bridge, choosing a single great path to cultivate mountains, water, sun, or moon. But for Bai Yunlou, there was no path under heaven he could not cultivate, no art he could not practice.
The sun, moon, and stars, the mountains and rivers, inside and out, all lie within my grasp!
[A brand-new setting] [A plot full of mysteries to unravel]
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The beginning was alright, but the later parts are all fighting, killing, and intrigue—is this going to start a Renaissance? It feels like reading an old book from ten years ago! Wherever the protagonist goes, bloodshed follows!
Did the author abandon this book?
I just finished reading it, and when I checked the time, I was terrified! You're not really going to abandon it, are you? Damn, I've already read three abandoned books. I'm never reading another one with irregular updates again.
I specifically tipped 400 points, not for any other reason than that I had commented before and wasn't permanently banned. Today, I commented on a book called "High Martial Arts Invasion: I Can See the Future," pointing out plot inconsistencies, and I was immediately permanently banned. It's disgusting.
Pretty good book
What makes it different from other books ① The story begins in a prosperous era, not a time of famine; there is no disaster immediately following the arrival of the time traveler. ② The neighborhood relations are good, with no excessive conflicts or unwarranted hatred. ③ The progress was well managed; there was no emphasis on it being the number one failure or anything like that.
To be honest, this book is really well written, and I don't want it to be abandoned.
I understand that breaking through mental cultivation levels requires physical support, but the logic that breaking through techniques and skills also requires dietary supplements is incomprehensible. So, this book is mainly about making money and acquiring resources.
The opening line talks about how poor we are, so why are we still raising eagles? We're not selling them anymore.
I suspect this Taoist temple might be a state-owned enterprise. Selection based on major exams = Admission by written test New students compete to select mentors = experienced masters choose apprentices, mentoring newcomers The mentor teaches combat tactics, and the student learns spells; the master teaches job skills, and the apprentice finds the information on their own. Assigning tasks = work
The entirely new design also indicates a low level of acceptance. Difficult...🤭🤭🤭
Do you only have birds here? That's too limited in species.