Jiu Jimo's Wonderful Life of Cultivating Immortals

College students spend their time writing random things, and the settings are roughly as follows: Levels 1-5 are monks (mortals), levels 6-9 are immortals (immortals) As the realm increases, so does the power. Generally speaking, it is difficult for low-level monks to fight against high-level ones. The lifespan does not naturally increase with the realm, so external means are needed to satisfy it. Reiki has attributes, and each attribute is mutually exclusive or helpful. Methods are divided into mortal arts and immortal arts. The mortal arts or immortal arts that interact with each other can be combined to form corresponding killing moves. Killing moves are updated with the development of the times, and killing moves can be dismantled and broken. Both magical and mortal arts are privatized to a certain extent, and there are many inheritances in the world Monks have Dantian (Dantian cannot accommodate people and things), and immortal cultivators have cave heaven (cave heaven needs a lot of spiritual energy to support, and can be supported by human energy and earth energy). When the monk dies, Dantian can drop, and when the immortal cultivator dies, he can drop cave sky. The falling shape of cave sky will be affected by the way of heaven to form the existence of the "master". The controller inherits the character of the original cave heaven to a certain extent. If the controller meets the requirements of the cave heaven, he can obtain cave heaven. The cave sky is essentially immovable and can be internalized and externalized. When internalized, the cave sky is so small that it is almost undetectable. When absorbing spiritual energy, human energy and earth energy, it must be exposed externally. Reiki is updated and iterated with the rise and demise of schools. The length of time a monk has practiced in a certain school and his experience and talents will deepen the penetration of reiki into the body, forming reiki marks. Reiki marks have a beneficial effect on the corresponding school.