Lin Ye was originally an ordinary college student. In order to save his seriously ill mother, he was hit by a luxury car while delivering food on a rainy night. When he was about to die, he accidentally awakened the supernatural power of [Huang Liang Yimeng] and his consciousness traveled between two worlds!
Real world: He is an ordinary boy who is trapped by money. He delivers food, earns tuition, and saves his relatives. He seems to be harmless.
Taixu's Dream: He is actually a close disciple of the founding ancestor of the giant of the immortal world [Taixu Sect]. His seniority is frightening, and the sect leader is his senior brother!
With the invincible time difference, I can sleep while others are practicing, and one year of cultivating in my dream is worth a hundred years of hard work for others! Qi refining, foundation building, golden elixir, Nascent Soul... Breakthroughs all the way are like drinking water!
Real world:
Punch the rich second-generation school bully, kick the gangster in the underground black market; martial arts master? Break it with one force! A powerful person? Spell crushing! The mysterious organization [Ascension Society] has evil intentions? Just in time to test the sword!
An innocent school beauty, a cold CEO, a hot policewoman, a genius hacker girl... The troubles are constant, and the love blossoms are even more prosperous!
The seventh level of Qi training is still no match for the peak of internal strength. Speechless
It's an urban master novel, but it ends too suddenly. Obviously there are follow-up plots that can be serialized, but he finished it by himself. It seems that the author was frustrated by the unsatisfactory serialization data of the book at that time. Looking at it aside, the protagonist's golden finger is the result of a coincidence ➕ his own training and the protagonist's opportunity to gradually strengthen and develop. The world view is good, but unfortunately too short
It's pretty good, but I feel like the plot is a bit fast
The seventh level of Qi training is still no match for the peak of internal strength. Speechless
It's an urban master novel, but it ends too suddenly. Obviously there are follow-up plots that can be serialized, but he finished it by himself. It seems that the author was frustrated by the unsatisfactory serialization data of the book at that time. Looking at it aside, the protagonist's golden finger is the result of a coincidence ➕ his own training and the protagonist's opportunity to gradually strengthen and develop. The world view is good, but unfortunately too short
It's pretty good, but I feel like the plot is a bit fast