White Crane Immortal Lord

Is this a crane?

Speaking of red-crowned cranes, I wonder if the author has ever observed them up close 🤭

Well, anyway, I prefer non-human protagonists cultivating immortals recently, so let's have a taste 🙂

Bai He paused and thanked all fellow Taoists: In the early stage of the entry of new books, [pursuing reading] is the foundation for establishing the Tao. I kindly ask you to read each chapter to the end and pass on the merits to Bai He. Light up the [Following Mark] to obtain the [Following Rank]. It's a blessing to be walking together on the path of immortality.

I feel like based on the introduction, the protagonist is a man who refines a sword energy/raises a sword by using gold energy and refining fire essence?

The roads are different. Who dares to say that his own choice must be the best, but not someone else's? 3000 Roads lead to the same destination through different paths, and they all reach the same peak.

Let me complain, I don't know if it's my fault, I just saw entering the mountain to fight with the human monks. So far, I feel that the author didn't write many things clearly and asked me to guess. For example, I still don't know what the squirrel's technique is. . . Can the author explain more clearly what happened or some of the nodes?

Swipe to vote for January, 😭

Have you ever been a crane? Just write it randomly and take it for granted.

There used to be a book called "The Great Demon in the Clouds" written by a eunuch. I'll read this one.

Reminds me of the Crane Immortal in Jidao Tianmo.

I remember that in the Black Snake one, a crane said hello to the snake but did not go up the mountain. Is it you?

The protagonist's realms 0, 1, and 2 should be written as simply as possible. The settings should not be so complicated, and the skills should not be so many. Contents such as wits, secret realms, and inheritance can be written in detail. To be honest, the combat skills and skills displayed by the protagonist at level 0 are almost the same as those of Jindan Sword Cultivator in other novels.

The title of the book reminds me of White Crane Boy