"Do cultivators believe in fate?"
"We do!"
"Then if the extinction of all hope is ordained by fate, what should cultivators do?"
"Cultivators understand that they should follow Heaven's will and answer the people's needs, but they must also be capable of defying Heaven!" With the Precious Lotus Lantern in hand and the Six-Zhu Robe on his shoulders, a very different young man descended from the mountain and forged a new legend of splitting open the mountain to save his mother.
This isn't dark-path cultivation, soft-rice cultivation, or a story about eating people. It's simply the journey of a Daoist heir of the Xuan Sect as he comes to understand the heart of Heaven. His master, however, is rather unusual.
And also...
"So there really is no one called Dad-Zhu!?” one transmigrator master exclaimed in confusion.
(The Three Holy Mothers descended from Heaven and gave birth to Chenxiang and Dad-Zhu.)
This book is also called: Is It Wrong to Write Xianxia on Hedgehog Cat?
P.S. It features worlds from White Snake: Origin, Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio, The Outcast, Calabash Brothers, Journey to the East, The Classic of Mountains and Seas, and more. This is not a Primordial World story.
