The deer dwells in the forest, at peace with the world. Wherever the Fu Zhu passes, water flows without end. Its entire body is pure white, flawless and spotless. Four horns crown its head, their intertwining antlers not at all fierce, but crystalline and smooth as jade. Golden light shines from its eyes, leaving no pupils visible.
Lu Ci is reborn into a wealthy family in the Siyun Realm. He possesses the spirit root of the divine beast Fu Zhu and a Dao Spirit embodying its aspect.
Divine Beast Fu Zhu: Master of all five elements, with a particular affinity for water. It can also command the mysteries of space, entering and exiting pocket dimensions. It can cultivate divine beast techniques and pocket-dimension arts. Its methods are as inscrutable as the supernatural: it comes without a trace and vanishes without a sound.
In the eyes of the world, he is calm and composed, unruffled by change, exceptionally perceptive, transcendent and aloof, uninterested in women and single-minded, like an immortal descended to earth.
See how this astonishing and peerless figure, as otherworldly as an immortal, rises above all others in the Siyun Realm.
He pacifies the demon kings, wipes out demonic cultivators, and leads the cultivators in reconnecting this world with the three thousand great worlds!
Keywords: [Traditional Xuanhuan] [Genius] [Divine Beast Heavenly Spirit Root] [Fu Zhu] [Dao Spirit]
The premise is good, and it's not a system-based story. The protagonist is a genius from the start, and I really like the element of the divine beast Fuzhu; I think most people would like that too. However, I feel the author has ruined it. I suggest the author take a look at "The Immortal Path of Dharma" and "The Immortal Sect of Ten Thousand Forms" for reference.
It's really good! There's no mindless plot; as you read on, you can understand the author's settings, which are quite reasonable. The fact that Suzaku died was very satisfying. The protagonist is also very smart and a genius, and there aren't any melodramatic plot points. I honestly didn't see anything clichéd in the comments. I just don't know why so few people are reading it. 🤦🤦🤦
Excellent! The analysis of the relationship between cultivators and ordinary mortals is very reasonable, and the various psychological behaviors are also consistent with common sense. Keep it up!
Looks good, I support it!
This suits my taste perfectly, and importantly, it's not mindless. It doesn't make you think that cultivating immortality is just about love, hate, fortuitous encounters, and secluded cultivation. Your IQ will definitely increase! Finally, a story that meets my criteria and has logic!
That's really creative, great! 🤭🤭🤭
It's to my liking for now, but I don't know how it will turn out later.
I love it so much! Author, author, keep it up! I love it so much I want to cry! Author, I love you so much! 😍 I love it to death!
Well written. It's rare to find a Tomato (a popular Chinese writing style) that you can actually read through.
The title is good, but the plot... Author, keep it up!