Cultivators are supposed to have pure hearts and few desires, treating money like dirt and fame and fortune as worthless as weeds.
But is that really the truth?
In reality, cultivators compete with one another too. They will fight to the death for status and resources, stopping at nothing just to ascend to immortality as soon as possible.
That's right, they seek immortality for themselves. They never consider anyone else's interests.
To achieve their aims, they band together to establish sects, slaughter dissenters, turn on their fellow disciples, and stoop to every despicable tactic imaginable. There's nothing they won't do.
One day, Chang Zhilong, the most outstanding of the sect's newest disciples, is ordered by his master to infiltrate the enemy camp as a spy.
But three years after arriving at the opposing sect, he is astonished when its master gives him a new mission: return to his original sect and spy on it...
It's funny and interesting, but the logic makes sense. It's not difficult for Golden Core monks to move mountains and reclaim the sea. It's not difficult to cut stones to make caves. Golden Core monks go to work like ordinary people. It's so brainless. Moreover, modern is not modern and ancient is not ancient. What was originally a very interesting novel fell apart.
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It's funny and interesting, but the logic makes sense. It's not difficult for Golden Core monks to move mountains and reclaim the sea. It's not difficult to cut stones to make caves. Golden Core monks go to work like ordinary people. It's so brainless. Moreover, modern is not modern and ancient is not ancient. What was originally a very interesting novel fell apart.
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