The Great Xia Dynasty had stood for more than two hundred years, and the world was bustling with life.
This was a realm of the extraordinary, where twenty-two paths of cultivation had been passed down.
The Yi, Confucian, Legalist, and Mohist schools; witchcraft, Zen, military strategy, and the School of Names; earth deities and the gods of grain; Laozi and Zhuangzi; yin-yang; psychology and qi; martial arts and the Vertical and Horizontal Alliance; esoteric arts; emperors, demons, and ghosts...
Master any path to its utmost, and you could transcend the mortal world, become a sage, ascend to heaven, and attain godhood!
This was an age of great contention.
Barbarians in the north prepared to invade the south.
Demons in the mountains plotted rebellion.
At court, nine princes fought for the throne in a storm of bloodshed.
In the shadows, evil gods stirred back to life, seeking to seize the mortal realm.
Li Chunyang transmigrated into a young alchemy apprentice at Ziyang Palace and inherited the Yin-Yang path. He discovered that every time he stoked the fire, he received a reward from the firewood.
Burn [bamboo wood] → [Momentum Like Splitting Bamboo (White): When you are more than five meters but less than six meters from an enemy, you become unstoppable and kill with a single strike!]
Burn [lightning-struck wood] → [Dragon-Tiger Daoist Physique (Purple): Personally tempered by the Heavenly Worthy of Universal Transformation through Thunder, Responding to the Nine Heavens! The finest natural aptitude!]
Gradually, Li Chunyang discovered that rewards did not come only from burning wood. Burning anything could grant him divine abilities, and those abilities could evolve!
Burn [the Holy Maiden of the Hehuan Sect] → [Infinite Incubus (Green): Attraction to women aged eighteen to thirty increases by 10,000%!]
Burn [his good-for-nothing master] → [Respect for One's Teacher and the Way (Purple): When you take someone as your master, you can seize their greatest divine ability!]
Burn [himself a hundred times] → [Fully Cooked Daoist Physique (Gold): Your body can be charred without limit, rendering you immune to physical attacks!]
When Li Chunyang held a three-inch alchemy cauldron in his hand and a spark of true fire in his heart, he burned everything away and discovered that his divine abilities had become boundless, making him invincible beneath the heavens!
The bigger the opening, the greater the hardship. These mere 11 chapters already cover the plot of 100 chapters in other works. The story begins with being kidnapped, encountering a perverted Taoist priest, engaging in a bloody competition, refining water, assassinating the Taoist priest, escaping and being reborn, and then encountering another pervert.
Aside from the absurdity, the writing style is reminiscent of 20 years ago. The combination of the two creates an awkward feeling that's neither ancient nor modern, like a Zhou Dynasty artifact created last week.
LOL... Saying "heartbroken"? So what if you're emotionally fragile? 👉🏻🤡🤣
It's too messy, I don't like it.
The main problem is that it's too chaotic and lacks a clear main plot. One minute you're burning things to gain power, and the next you're getting memories to save people. Are you a transmigrator, or a transmigrator with a cheat code?
This book is written like it's written by a madman; it's too much of a stream of consciousness.
The setting is a bit strange and prone to inconsistencies; the power levels are somewhat chaotic.
It's you old geezer reincarnated again. I plan to write a few dozen chapters after this one goes on sale to cut out the exploitation and start a new book.
This is the second book by a madman that I've recommended these past two days. I just have one feeling. It's crazy and erratic, incomprehensible and chaotic. Every time I read a novel like this, it reminds me of one of Robert Downey Jr.'S obscure assassin movies. They're all totally hooked.
If the bizarre power levels can't be explained, the team will fail.
Not bad
It's not bad. It doesn't seem to be written by a newcomer; veteran readers should like it. However, most students probably won't understand it. The overall style is a bit traditional. Modern online novels are quite different from traditional literature. First, they need to be immersive; second, they need to be written in plain language, easy to understand; and third, they need to be logical. I've read over twenty chapters, so I'd give it an eight out of ten. I'm hoping it becomes a huge hit.