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Ten Years of Cultivation, Invincible Upon Descending the Mountain
Ten Years of Cultivation, Invincible Upon Descending the Mountain Plot:
Lin Mo spent ten years in seclusion cultivating on Qingyun Mountain. His master declared him invincible across the world and sent him down the mountain to experience mortal life. Naive to worldly customs, he stumbled upon thugs bullying a shopkeeper right after arriving at the town. Just wanting to help, he was mocked by a passing martial arts disciple as a "bumpkin from the deep mountains". When the disciple swung his fist angrily, Lin Mo casually raised his hand and sent him flying several meters away. Unbeknownst to him, this trivial act had drawn the attention of enemies secretly eyeing the Lin family's heirloom, setting off turbulent waves in his previously peaceful mortal life.
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