The feudal lords steal the realm, cultivators steal life, and false immortals steal from Heaven. I shall cultivate into a true immortal through the Daoist Canon. Li Qiu's first master wanted to refine him into the Ten Thousand Souls Banner. His second master gave him three jars: the first could grow every spirit herb under Heaven; the second contained a complete Daoist Canon and a collection of nine years of compulsory education; the third was filled with fragments that could keep him safe.
With one sword and three jars, Li Qiu improves immortal arts, gathers spirit herbs, and becomes the greatest spirit-herb merchant in the Myriad Worlds.
Li Qiu has seen a blood-and-iron emperor of the mortal realm make ordinary people question the immortals. He has seen a cultivator sweep away a hundred thousand mountains with one sword, leaving every living thing dead. He has seen so-called immortals use the vast universe as a furnace and all living beings as kindling, all to light a single flame.
Is this what an immortal is? Raising his sword, he cries, "Brothers, follow me into battle! Rip out their spirit roots and forge spirit meridians! Fight theft with theft, and violence with violence!"
At last, he sees the truth about immortals. He also learns that his master is named Zhuang Zhou. Can he transmigrate through time and space to see the world his master came from?
The plot is very interesting. It is the first time I have seen the story of an ancient sage traveling to another world to train his disciples.
The writing is very good and the plot is quite interesting.