Immortal Heavenly Emperor

I've been reading this for a long time. The first character I followed was Ye Fan, initially just casually, but I became completely captivated. The Mortal Realm gave me an indescribable feeling: Ye Fan risked the lives of millions to fight against the Demon Spirit Clan; Wang Ti Chu Fengyun was born to face calamity and fought to the death; Bei Gongxue waited in ice for 500 years before…

"Ode to Kun" [Current] Cai Xukun Kun, Kun, Kun, Idol Producer. Two and a half years of training, suspenders and middle part. "Kunming" [Current] Cai Xukun During the Qingming Festival, Kunkun, pedestrians on the road comb their hair in a middle part. May I ask where the suspenders are? The shepherd boy points to Caixu Village.

As a reader who just finished reading *Invincible Heavenly Emperor*, I was really looking forward to this book, hoping to find a reflection of Ye Fan in it. After reading for a while, I discovered that this book also has some very distinct features. First, the two storylines—Gu Changqing and his clone Chu Yunmo—are quite novel, featuring two somewhat different personalities.

Having read "Invincible Heavenly Emperor," I felt the author could no longer recreate the grand scenes of the three great calamities. I didn't read much of the initial part about Gu Changqing. A couple of days ago, on a whim, I remembered the exhilarating feeling of "Invincible Heavenly Emperor" and wanted to see what it would be like for Gu Changqing to meet Ye Fan.

It's been a long time since I've read such an exciting traditional fantasy novel, it deserves five stars! So what if Heaven has abandoned us? Cultivators fight against fate and defy destiny. My fate is in my own hands, not in the heavens'. Follow Gu Changqing, Chu Yunmo, and Fatty Bao, the three rascals, as they journey into the chaotic world! Seeing that other readers have been reading for dozens of hours, I'll also check how long I've been reading.

A year later, rereading the novel "Immortal and Mortal" is still as captivating as ever. (Report from the Heavenly Emperor) Wonderful, absolutely wonderful! Two storylines intertwined, excellent writing, a story of growth, protection, and passion. My favorite fantasy novel I've read in recent years. Immortal and Mortal Realms certainly didn't disappoint!

It suits my taste; it's not a mindless wish-fulfillment story. The characters are intelligent and decisive. The two storylines of Gu Changqing and Chu Yunmo slow down the pace a bit, but thankfully there's no unnecessary filler. I like the characters; they're not boring and are quite funny with their cheeky personalities.

The story is deeply intertwined, encompassing mortals, immortals, gods, and saints; even when the protagonist is still weak in the mortal realm, the concept of sainthood is already mentioned. The origins of Gu Changqing's bloodline are not fully revealed, leaving that to be explored in the future. The story is exceptionally well-written, five stars! 😎

This book is excellent. I've been following Xianfan novels for a while now, and this one is different from others; its writing style is very captivating. Gu Changqing's untamed spirit moved me, Chu Yunmo's carefree and humorous nature amazed me, Meng Chi's devotion, Yu Wushuang's arrogance, Lu Yunxiao's power, Gui Hai's strength… OCD?

This is indeed a good book. Like "Invincible Heavenly Emperor," it's both exciting and thought-provoking. The author's writing style is also witty and humorous. It's one of the best fantasy novels I've read. The author has a grand vision with multiple storylines. I hope the ending connects well and doesn't fall apart later on. I hope the author maintains this level of quality throughout.