The Record of Immortality

Introduction to the work (3rd version of dark and weird style, adapted to the starting point male frequency tonality) Version 1 (plunder core direction) There is no righteousness in the bones and soil, but the bones in the world are respected. The Hongmeng Realm collapsed, and billions of realm corpses were scattered across the three realms. All living beings relied on plunder as a way to survive - killing monks to obtain living corpses, exploring the void to dig up dead corpses, and killing powerful enemies to seize Taoist corpses. Qin Lifeng was born in the bones of the lower world, hiding in the core bones of the ancient Hongmeng. However, he was abandoned since he was a child and struggled to survive amidst the tide of bones and betrayal. He does not believe that the law of the jungle is the law of nature, but he uses the wind as a blade to plunder anyone who stands in his way; he does not want to become a slave to the realm, but is forced to be torn between strength and humanity. The flowing wind is easy to disperse, and thousands of blades return to flow. The winds in the three realms move, and thousands of currents determine the universe. When rules become shackles, when plunder becomes justice, Qin Qifeng holds the wind blade to break through the boundary, shouting a declaration that shakes the three realms: "The bones of the boundary are for my use, and the rules are set by me - anyone who goes against me will turn into withered bones!" This is a dark story that pits plunder against plunder, and uses rules to control rules. There is no Virgin, no pretense, only the ultimate desire to survive and climb upward.