Patriarch of Incense
- Author:
- Ask Not of the People, Ask of Ghosts and Gods
- Uploader:
Cainrith 58- Source:
- www.69shuba.com/book/33012.htm
- DaoSearch:
- daosearch.io/qidian/book/1021800771
- Genre:
- Xianxia
- Status:
- Completed
- Protagonist:
- Male Lead
Tags
- Subgenres
- AdventureFantasyCultivation
- Protagonist
- Cautious ProtagonistIntelligent ProtagonistUnconventional Thinking
- Beings & Factions
- DemonsUndead
- Socio-Political
- ManagementBusinessLeadershipTerritory Management
- Narrative
- Schemes and ConspiraciesReincarnation
- Story Element
- Crafting
Description
Those who eat meat are brave; those who eat grain are wise; those who feed on qi live long; those who eat nothing never die. What, then, of those who feed on incense?
Since ancient times, mortals have burned wood and incense, using fragrance as a conduit for their offerings and prayers. Li Ling is skilled in crafting incense-a craft he thought belonged solely to the mortal world. Never could he have imagined that his extraordinary innate gift would allow him to consume incense and refine his soul. With this power, he pioneers an entirely new path of cultivation and becomes the Patriarch of Incense.
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