Xuanmen Ordinary Road

[No holy body, no system, no plug-ins, pure human bones, enter slowly and with caution] He was an orphan in the slums of Qingyang City, and no one would take a second look at him even after his death. At the age of nineteen, he was half-dead by the aftermath of the monk's sword energy and was thrown into a mass grave like garbage. When he was about to die, he took out the "Chaos Body Forging Technique" with half of its pages missing and stained with black blood from the arms of a dead body that had been held for countless years. He had no innate ability and no sect to take him in. He had to squat outside the walls of a private school for three years to learn how to read. Others spent three months cultivating Qi, but he endured it for a whole year; others spent three years in the cave, but he spent ten years. In the early stage, he spent hundreds of years grinding his skin and refining his bones. In the later stage, he traveled across the territory of all races to understand the laws. In the later stage, as the world changed and the eras rotated, he saw the glory and glory of all the heavens. The Qingyun Sword Immortal has guarded the isolated city for three thousand years, the Southern Barbarian Overlord has protected the barbarians for a hundred thousand years, the Shadow Walker hides in the darkness to atone for his sins, the dragon and phoenix geniuses are trapped in their blood and struggle... Each of the twelve geniuses has his own journey, obsessions, fulfillment and regrets, and no one is a foil for the protagonist. There is no vanity of attaining enlightenment in one day, no luck of reaching the sky in one step, and no feeling of pleasure of counterattacking with a slap in the face. From starvation in the mortal world to transcendence from chaos, he traveled for three whole chaotic eras. This is a story about "endurance". There is no Long Aotian, no savior, only an ordinary person who, in the long and desperate years, has stepped out of the mud step by step with a little tenacity that refuses to die. If you're tired of reading fast-paced cool novels and want to read a more serious and practical book about cultivating immortality, you are welcome to stay. The Tao is not determined by heaven, but mortal bones can break through the shackles of the ages; if the heart has a destination, even the smallest things can realize the eternity of the Tao.