The Heavenly Dao shines clear; creation follows nature. The human way is vast and obscure, and life and death are unpredictable!
Yet the Heavenly Dao is ever-changing, while the human way is always self-cleansing. Every five hundred years, the human world undergoes a great upheaval!
Five hundred years ago, Liu Bowen of the Sun-Moon Dynasty borrowed the radiant power of humanity to sever China’s dragon veins, sealing off heaven and earth. From then on, the Heavenly Dao fell silent and spiritual power vanished from the mortal realm, ushering in an age of declining magic!
Five hundred years later, another transformation of the human way arrives. Spiritual qi revival begins, the secrets of heaven reappear, dragons and serpents rise, and all things are renewed. Frost descends upon the world, and all creation vies for freedom, each struggling for that sliver of hope to transcend the ordinary!
Zhang Wuyou is reborn with a jade brush. His style is unconventional; with sweeping strokes of ink, he steals the secrets of heaven!
Bystander A: “The person in this painting is so handsome and distinguished, with an extraordinary air and a hint of melancholy in his eyes. Is that Li Xunhuan?”
Zhang Wuyou: “It’s Erlang Shen.”
Bystander A: “What about this one? A proud, extraordinary young man, probably A Fei... right...?”
Zhang Wuyou: “That’s Zhuge Liuyun!”
Bystander A: “And this one... this one... I know! He looks kind and benevolent, but there’s a murderous intent hidden beneath. It must be Di Shitian!”
Zhang Wuyou: “What’s wrong with your eyes? That’s Elder Li Liqun!”
The writing is good and engaging, but the foreshadowing in the first ten chapters is a bit too long. It is best to chase the protagonist from the beginning perspective. And if you don't need these foreshadowings in the early stage, you can intercept them and make a flashback later.
The author himself, please comment civilly! Self-promotion and self-promotion! The writing is just good!