Mu Tong Ting Zhu

Introduction 1: In this world, there exist immortals and demons.
Immortals plunder from Heaven and Earth while demons wreak havoc upon mortals. With the rise of immortals and demons, the world falls into chaos, with the common people barely surviving. People refer to these calamities as Immortal Disasters and Demon Misfortunes.
In the late period of the Da Chu Dynasty, the world was in disorder, with feudal princes battling each other and feudal lords ruling over their territories. Wars, demon misfortunes, and immortal disasters followed one after another, making the human world a living hell.
In this year, Lu Yan crossed into this world as the son of a refugee. One awakening to the truths of the Dao Book kindled hope in his once hopeless heart until he encountered a monstrous being with two human skulls...
Introduction 2: Eerie immortals and demons, uncommon martial arts - this is a story of an ordinary person transmigrating into another dimension, relying on a Dao Book to struggle for survival in a bizarre world.

Hunting Immortals and Demons

The vortex on the statue spun wildly, giving birth to a terrifying devouring force.


This devouring force was unbelievably strong; even with Lu Yan's abilities, he could not resist it. Dragged by the force, he rushed toward the statue and was swallowed into the vortex, disappearing without a trace.


A sense of dizziness came over him, and Lu Yan felt as if he had passed through a space barrier and entered another space.


The next moment, the sensation of solid ground under his feet returned, and Lu Yan found himself standing on a flat surface.


Ahead, the mist was thick and ethereal, greatly hindering his vision.


The Leopard True Beast lay in wait just ahead, glaring maliciously at Lu Yan with its dark red teeth bared, and said, "Kid, since I've brought you into the 'Sunken Ship Abyss,' you might as well give up any hope of leaving for the rest of your life, hahaha."


"Of course, I can talk. I'm a True Beast, what's so hard about talking?"


Chapter 504: The Cycle of Cultivation