Mortal Bones Subdue the Heavens

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Mortals are like ants, with no shortcuts; the path to immortality is rugged, and only through arduous cultivation can one break through. While others achieve enlightenment in a single day, he hones his skills over the years; while others seize opportunities to soar, he exchanges blood and sweat for resources. Starting as a lowly servant in a sect, he endures hardship and bides his time, taking each step carefully, using his mortal body to bear the shackles of the Heavenly Dao, and breaking through class barriers with arduous efforts. Despite eternal solitude, he remained true to his original aspirations; with only mortal bones, he suppressed the immortal realm for eternity. A purely realistic and arduous cultivation masterpiece, witnessing an ordinary mortal rise from the dust to the pinnacle of chaos.

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It's well written.

As the sun rises high in the sky, spring waters carry a small boat. Distant mountains seem to have no trees, the tide is calm as if it doesn't flow. Flowers bloom and fall on the bank, river birds sink and then float back up. The setting sun paints the landscape beautifully, the small boat returns with the wind. (Zhuangzi, "Free and Easy Wandering")

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A very original cultivation novel, I'm eagerly awaiting more updates!

The teacher asked Xiaoming to bring his parents, and he was very scared... So, Xiaoming hired an old man to play chess for 10 yuan. The next day, the teacher asked, "Is this your father?" Xiaoming replied, "Yes, my dad." The teacher took the old man aside and asked, "Dad, do you have such a grown son outside? Does my mom know...?"

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