Longevity: I Have a Lamp of Enlightenment
长生：我有一盏悟道灯
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 179k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 1y ago
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82Chapters
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The crisis in Chapter One was too trivial; someone easily stole their storage bag.
The protagonist has already established his foundation once, yet he doesn't even know a basic breathing concealment technique? He even went out of his way to buy one. After decades of cultivation, what kind of immortality has he achieved?!
It was only in Chapter Thirty-Eight that his meridians were repaired. Everything else was easy to buy, but top-grade healing medicine was not available and could not be purchased!
The first chapter was enough to make me give up; there's no need to read the rest. It's true the cultivation world is cruel, and robbing cultivators is normal; robbery and murder are not wrong. But for high-level cultivators to openly and blatantly rob low-level cultivators, searching their storage bags and stealing them outright, is something even the demonic paths among mortals wouldn't dare do.
The protagonist is a saintly figure, and people in the market can freely engage in magical duels without anyone interfering—and this is a market with Foundation Establishment pills.
Hehe
I'm here to read lighthearted stories, not angst-filled ones.
No one with three spiritual roots can cultivate to the peak of Qi Refining in just over ten years. Are you stupid?
... Instead of stabilizing his cultivation and repairing his meridians, he'll try to break through to the Foundation Establishment stage again. If he doesn't have spirit stones, he'll just draw talismans and sell them. This rambling is completely incoherent. He ignores crucial events and focuses on all sorts of miscellaneous things... I can only say, impressive.
Is it the "mortal cultivation" novel that's popular, or the "mortal cultivation legend"?
After reading the first chapter, I concluded that the author is definitely a master of extreme operations, but a complete idiot when it comes to business.