There is No Way Out for Outer Disciples? I Have a Cave

Mortals, steady, decisive in killing, not saintly, all have high IQ and rich emotions.

The protagonist holds a cave, raises spiritual beasts, marries a mysterious woman, plants spiritual herbs, and gets help from everyone, taking every step steadily.

The painting style is light and cheerful, and never abuses the protagonist, but it still retains the cruelty of cultivating immortals.

Wang Yang accidentally traveled to the world of immortals, but when he opened his eyes, he found that he had become a servant.

He originally wanted to seduce the young lady and make the servant sing, but after all, there is a difference between master and servant.

I also accidentally learned that one can cultivate immortality in this world.

Wang Yang’s journey to becoming an immortal began from then on.

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Every character in this book is rich in emotions.

There are those who have opportunities, but die with those who are arrogant.

There are those who are dissatisfied with the injustice faced by their sects and whose minds are eventually twisted.

There are those who bear a deep blood feud and endure humiliation and become slaves.

Some people die because of jealousy and talkativeness.

There are those who succeed by accumulating foundation from three generations, but die because of being too proud.

There are those who carry the heritage but are attached to the land of fireworks, and thus miss the great road.

There are those who give everything for their childhood sweetheart, but end up losing both their money and their lives.

There are those who seek a peaceful and stable life, but end up becoming cannon fodder.