No transmigration + mortal’s path to immortality + heated battlefields + another world + power struggles at court + traditional culture + wuxia
I don’t want to cultivate immortality. You’re the ones forcing me!
A female demon’s ghost begs the minor official Li Qiye to clear her name. He begins to unravel the truth, and one secret after another about the bureaucracy and the past of cultivation comes to light.
Officials at court come and go, all appearing upright and honorable, yet many of their dealings are shameful transactions.
It turns out even immortals have their own pecking order.
A legendary figure who once challenged the immortals in the heavens becomes an immortal himself, only to be pushed aside at every turn. Meanwhile, those with powerful connections but little ability can seize the opportunity to rise to power.
One after another, these grand and respectable figures are stripped of their masks, revealing their ugly faces...
Li Qiye angrily draws his sword. For all the people beneath heaven, for a world of radiant clarity, hear my flying sword sing like a dragon!
If your weapon is dull, borrow one; if your skills are lacking, train; if your magic is weak, learn; if you cannot comprehend the Dao, seek enlightenment; if the time is not right, wait; if the situation is unclear, assess it.
Fate is set by Heaven, but fortune is made by your own hand.
The author has extremely high attainments in classical literature, which is reflected in the grammatical rhythm and creative structure, which are very perfect! In addition to his profound cultural background, the author also put deep thought and painstaking efforts into this article.
A rare masterpiece among tomatoes, I hope the author can persevere. Creation is not easy, so come on!!!
I think this book is good
It can make people keep reading and not give up the idea of reading.
Good! I have read many of Mr.'S stories on Toutiao before, and they are all good.
The characters are all okay, and the details are well described. Some flaws are that the plot is a bit slow, the short-tempered one seems a bit laborious, and there are too few storylines that focus on the protagonist, and there are not enough ups and downs. Maybe I've seen too little and haven't seen the back part, but it's still watchable, and the author's skills are quite deep.