Mandate of Heaven

"The Order of Ming Tian" uses "the breakthrough of ordinary people in the world of cultivating immortals" to describe the stubbornness and warmth of ordinary people. There is no golden finger, no cheating cultivation, only a young man's obsession with his parents and his insistence on "not being a mortal". When the fog clears, can he find his parents? When the rules are oppressive, can he break the shackles of "mortal"? Suitable for readers who like **"Mortal Growth", "Family Clues" and "Reality of the Immortal World"** - after all, the most touching stories are often ordinary people's "desperate life" in an extraordinary world. The young man who was in the village that day did not hesitate to sacrifice his life to replace an entire village of extraordinary people... The journey of spiritual practice is long and arduous, and we are almost successful, but there is no chance to reach a higher level... Self-preservation is the most useless thing in the village...