Battle sworn enemies, establish the Ancient Wilderness, fight the Underworld, and save all living beings. Yin Shaotian went from being the son of a mighty clan to having nowhere to call home. Fueled by his desire for revenge, he forged a bloody path forward, slaying ancient foes and proving his Dao beneath the heavens.
The hatred of a clan's destruction, the betrayal of family: only after surviving one deadly crisis after another did he discover that the closer he got to the truth, the harder it was to accept. The line between good and evil grew increasingly difficult to discern. Whatever choice you make, all that matters is that you don't regret it at the time. As the saying goes: Though the enemy number in the millions, I shall still go forth.
We are both wanderers in this world, why should we need to have known each other before?
I came, took a look, gave them a boost, and then I left! Go for it!
I'm here to read.
This book is good. The author is clearly a diligent writer who doesn't engage in fancy peer reviews or anything like that. The opening world-building is excellent, clearly defining the cultivation realms and giving readers a clear picture of the world. However, this section really needs more detailed paragraph breaks; it's mostly one or two sentences per paragraph, making it a bit awkward to read in one long paragraph.
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A wonderful book, beautifully written; I'll save it for later and read it slowly. 💝💝💝