unexpectedly transmigrated to a world of cultivation, along with a mysterious Creation Pearl.

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[Infinite Heavens + Immortal Cultivation]

Wen Xuanting unexpectedly transmigrated to a world of cultivation, along with a mysterious Creation Pearl.

Starting as a mortal, one embarks on the path to immortality through martial arts, gradually ascending to become an immortal, traversing the universe and traveling through countless heavens.

He grows stronger step by step, defeats countless powerful enemies, watches the rise and fall of eras, leaves behind endless legends, finally reaches the highest point, and unravels the mystery of his own transmigration.

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Status
Ongoing
Year
2025
Author
Dunga

Tags

ACTIONFANTASYANTI-HERO LEADMARTIAL ARTSMALE LEADREINCARNATIONCULTIVATIONPROGRESSIONATTRACTIVE LEAD

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Rating
3.5/ 5.0
Followers
31
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6,216

Chapters(52 total)

What readers say about unexpectedly transmigrated to a world of cultivation, along with a mysterious Creation Pearl.

  • “A Bloody Awakening: A Review of the Opening Chapters "Death was only the beginning..." This tagline for Lishen's tale promises a dark and transformative journey, and the opening chapters deliver on that grim premise with visceral impact. The author immediat…”
    ObonyoRoyal Road5.0 / 5
  • “I enjoyed this fiction. It is a cultivation fiction, where the synopsis does not do the story justice. This story is about a man who acts reasonably and understands to leverage his advantages, without being a murderous monster, but isn't a goody two shoes e…”
    TomBombadirRoyal Road5.0 / 5

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Community Reviews(4)

  • ObonyoRoyal Road
    ★★★★★ 5.0
    A Bloody Awakening: A Review of the Opening Chapters
    "Death was only the beginning..." This tagline for Lishen's tale promises a dark and transformative journey, and the opening chapters deliver on that grim premise with visceral impact. The author immediately throws the reader into a brutal new world, contrasting the sterile finality of the protagonist's earthly demise with the messy, violent reality of his reincarnation. The shift from a hospital bed to a starving outcast's existence is jarring and effectively sets a tone of desperate survival.
    The introduction of the "Terraform System" feels like a classic isekai trope, but the narrative wisely delays its full awakening, forcing Lishen (and the reader) to confront the immediate horrors of this new world without relying on instant power-ups. The depiction of Blackwood Hamlet's destruction is stark and unflinching, highlighting the vulnerability of the weak and the casual cruelty of the bandits. Lishen's instinctive, albeit ultimately unsuccessful, act of heroism in defense of the child establishes a core of compassion within him, making the subsequent capture all the more disheartening.
    Chapter two plunges the reader into the suffocating despair of the slave pit. The sensory details – the icy water, the stench, the oppressive darkness – are powerfully rendered, effectively conveying the captives' utter helplessness. The introduction of the Demonic Sect's brutal enforcers, with their scarred faces and casual violence, establishes a formidable and terrifying antagonist. The swift and brutal execution of the defiant boy serves as a chilling warning, instantly raising the stakes and solidifying the pit as a place of absolute powerlessness.
    The delayed awakening of the Terraform System in the final moments of chapter three offers a glimmer of hope amidst the overwhelming bleakness. The initial skills, "Minor Earth Manipulation" and "Earth Sense," while seemingly modest, hint at potential for creative problem-solving an
  • TomBombadirRoyal Road
    ★★★★★ 5.0
    I enjoyed this fiction. It is a cultivation fiction, where the synopsis does not do the story justice.
    This story is about a man who acts reasonably and understands to leverage his advantages, without being a murderous monster, but isn't a goody two shoes either. He crafts and avoids unnecessary conflict, not showing off and taking precautions as well as thinking ahead.
    I also enjoyed the culture described. The other characters are barely featured, as the story is very focused on the MC, but the actions of the characters seem reasonable, comprehensible and the societal structure makes sense. Law is kept and banditry is not prevalent in cities. Low level crafters are encouraged and it is possible to learn crafts even for those without a great fortune. This sets this story apart from most cultivation fictions and led to me enjoying this story very much.
  • UshazzRoyal Road
    ★★★★★ 5.0
    Cannon's fodder resolve subverts typical transmission tropes with a protagonist who embraces their expendable role to manipulate the story's power dynamics.Dark introspective and strategically placed, it explores agency within narrative constraints.while not flawless, it's ambition and psychological depth make it a standout among genre saturated novel.Its a gem worth discovering.
  • mikedssRoyal Road
    ★★★★★ 5.0
    1. Compelling Protagonist & System Synergy
    Lishen stands out as a morally complex lead—neither a naive hero nor a ruthless villain, but a survivor forced to wield both Decay and Earthpowers in horrifyingly creative ways. The Terraform System adds strategic depth, evolving logically as he discovers synergies between abilities (like using Earth Sense to track parasites or Rootrot to sabotage structures).
    2.Atmosphere & Worldbuilding
    The Demonic Sect is terrifyingly vivid, from the soul-crushing initiation trials to the grotesque parasite labs. The mountain itself feels alive, with its whispering stones and buried memories hinting at a deeper lore (the "Worldroot" revelation in Chapter 10 was chilling).

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