Across Six Realms

Ah Yi and Ah San climbed up the nine hundred and ninety-nine stone steps together. Before dark, only one person remained inside the mountain gate. Ah Yi measured 100% of the best water spirit roots, and the peaks competed to reach the sky in one step; Ah San pressed his hand on the spirit measuring pillar, and what he got in exchange was only three words: no spiritual roots. One enters the immortal gate, and the other returns to the mortal world. But no one saw that when Asan left his hand, a ray of golden light penetrated into his palm. That night, the Tianji system was turned on. It doesn't give spiritual roots or cultivation, and it charges yuan coins for even a single answer. If you want to get elixirs, techniques, and clues about the future, you can only complete the bounty with your own hands and risk your life to earn it. In order to save an old man who gave him roasted sweet potatoes, Ah San uncovered a fake debt deed and tore up the Qingfeng Gang's account; in order to defend Pingshan Village, he killed thirteen knights alone as a mortal who had just entered the realm. And when Yun Jiuchen raised his hand, more than a hundred people in the Qingfeng Gang were wiped out. Ah San, however, walked step by step toward the path that the spirit-detecting pillar had not given him. But within the Zhengqi Sect, the bead on Ha Yi's chest that no one wanted was quietly rewriting his destiny. Later, Yun Jiuchen accepted Ah San as his disciple, named him Baishan, and took him across the realm gate and into the fairy world. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.