This is an epic that interweaves the joys and sorrows of gods, humans, and demons. The thoughts on philosophy, life, society, and history reflect each other and shine brightly in this novel. Xianxia novels have always been one of the representatives of popular culture, but the author always feels that the most popular is often the most elegant, and the so-called debate between elegance and vulgarity only lies in the original intention of writing. In the past, fairy tales either separated themselves from the mortal world, or described the struggles between fairies, monsters, and monsters, or described the wonders of self-cultivation. However, this novel focuses on depicting the relationship between mortals and gods and demons, or more popularly, the relationship between the masses and the elite, especially the debate between good and evil, and the debate between good and evil throughout. In the final analysis, this is a fairy tale novel with a full human touch.
There are nearly a hundred clues and characters in this novel, and as many as a thousand characters appear in the novel. The story structure is rigorous and there is absolutely no moisture or redundancy. The author has revised the manuscript four times, aiming to write an elegant and atmospheric work that can appeal to both refined and popular tastes. I hope readers will correct any omissions. In addition, this book is not divided into chapters and strives for a coherent reading experience. Due to the speed of the author's review and update, it is uploaded in sections.
