Main Name: Mortal Roots Against the Dust: I Count My Three Souls to Death

"Today, whoever shares his work to his Immortal Cultivation Book Friends group, send a screenshot to the group, and I will add a section of 'hidden details exclusive to investors' in the next chapter (such as the coordinates of Tianyan Sect's secret stronghold)~"

I posted 230,000 words in 7 days, are you serious? If you want to sign, don't do it. It is recommended to delete and repost. If you insist, just pretend I didn't say anything.

I have rewritten several of the shortcomings and listened to the suggestions of the donors ~ the word count has been controlled to 2,000 to 8,000 words Fathers of the donors, enjoy it

Because I have to wait 60 days, I will change my name after 60 days. During this period, the sponsor's father gave me some suggestions. If it is not suitable, the sponsors can give me a name.

The book has just been published a few days ago, so let me say hello to everyone~ When I wrote "Mortal Roots Go Against the Dust", what I wanted to say the most was "Everything can also go against the grain" - Li Xiaochun was originally an innocent young man who picked herbs. Forced by the Black Tiger Gang to destroy temples and kill people, and forced to rely on miscellaneous spiritual roots to touch the gate of immortality, this "Five Elements Miscellaneous Spiritual Root" seems to be the bottom of the world of immortality. It absorbs spiritual energy 30% slower, but it can accumulate spiritual energy stronger than others. Look at the first two chapters, where he used calculations to kill rogue cultivators and fight poisonous miasma pythons. Is there another way behind this "slowness"? (An interactive question) What do you think this miscellaneous spiritual root can do behind it? Is it compatible with the Five Elements Kung Fu, or is it able to gnaw on treasures from heaven and earth that others cannot swallow?

Let me chat with friends who have just finished following the first two chapters! Don't you think Li Xiaochun's actions are contradictory? Wang Hu snatched his jade pendant and wanted to cut off the medicine valley, but he was really ruthless - stone slices pierced his knees and a knife slashed his shoulders, no ambiguity at all. After killing Wang Hu, he deliberately took a detour to the ruined temple to deliver spiritual grass and broken silver to Wang Hu's sister... What does this operation mean? I throw it in several directions, which one do you stand on? 1. Chunliang didn't throw away everything: after all, he was a young man who had been collecting herbal medicine for three years, so he couldn't bear to see his sister die of illness; ​ 2. Keep a backup plan: Sister Wang Hu might know other resources/clues about the medicine valley hidden by her brother; ​ 3. Similar empathy: They are all people who "take risks for the sake of their loved ones." He pitied this sister (after all, he also wanted to protect Granny Zhang). Or do you have other ideas? Come chat!

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The reading volume of today's chapter has increased by 20%, and the recommendation votes have reached 57! The small push stream on the platform has been arranged, and our return on investment is one step closer~